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by edude03 8y ago
The file system is native too depending on what filesystem your host is running. If the host is running a Copy on Write filesystems like ZFS or BTRFS docker can use it natively.
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by edude03 8y ago
As a freelancer, I used fresh books, and it did everything I needed for the most part. When I incorporated, I switched to Xero and Receipt Bank.
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by edude03 8y ago
I preordered mine a few months ago :)
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by edude03 8y ago
Nix actually does run on OSX, at the company I work at we have about 25 engineers, 20 using macs, 5 using Linux and we use nix to keep the dev environment across all of our computers (and CI)
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by edude03 8y ago
I think you are confusing the technology with the implementation here. JWT the technology is essentially a way to issue a token and validate that the token is legimiate. No one said anything about stateless authentication. If you're go
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by edude03 8y ago
Well, you're making a lot of assumptions already about how the stack would be implemented. I'm fairly certain most frameworks store session information in your main DB (postgres, mysql) and adding redis would be an enhancement. Se
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by edude03 8y ago
I agree with all this, though if you're deadset on React (which is a great choice) and you know JS well, then I'd say Express is a better choice than django. Also > Do not use jwt I heavily disagree with this. JWT has its trade
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by edude03 8y ago
Another thing that's slightly alluded to here is also having a backend technology that's different than your frontend technology. While I'm not the biggest fan of JS or TS, I can tell you it's much easier to develop your
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by edude03 8y ago
Magnetic usb-c cables do exist for those who are unaware. My only problem with them is many of them only support power or usb 2.
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by edude03 8y ago
This is exactly what I'm looking for at the moment! This + passthrough would be amazing!
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by edude03 8y ago
I think what docker_up is saying is that if all materials were recyclable there wouldn't be "other junk" to mix in. I actually agree strongly with this, although I'm not sure how it could be practically implemented.
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by edude03 9y ago
OSS software can "just" be recompiled though.
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by edude03 9y ago
https://appleinsider.com/articles/17/08/15/psa-thunderbolt-3... is the first result I found. I could be out of date but I can't find a cable that's 2m long, 40gb, supports 87w+ and USB 3
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by edude03 9y ago
Only 0.5M TB3 cables are full spec. Longer ones only support USB 2.0 apparently
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by edude03 9y ago
Rand Fishkin according to this article https://searchengineland.com/rand-fishkin-announces-new-comp...
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by edude03 9y ago
Ship something written in Scala, Rust and Haskell.
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by edude03 9y ago
Also checkout Funktion
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by edude03 9y ago
> How is L2ARC not "true hybrid"? L2ARC in my understanding is only for reads, whereas ZIL is the write ahead log. Ideally, ZFS would "combine" the two into a MRU "write through cache" such that data is writ
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by edude03 10y ago
I formatted my device so I could get the update earlier. Why would anyone using windows NOT want the update?
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by edude03 10y ago
Wait what? Didn't the Deis team just join EngineYard last year? Furthermore, why would Microsoft want Deis? They haven't really shown an interest in Kubernetes thus far.
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by edude03 10y ago
This is a great idea actually. Actually, isn't google already doing this via SELinux? You give the app a manifest of calls it's allowed to make, and if the call isn't in the manifest the call gets rejected?
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by edude03 10y ago
Happened to me as well, I was signed out of every device I use google on.
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by edude03 10y ago
I..... don't think that's a fair argument to make though. The leaf can't go anywhere when it's out of battery power AND the battery range is short. The Prius PHEV has a very short electric range so you'll mostly dri
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by edude03 10y ago
Isn't that supposed to be dangerous?
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by edude03 10y ago
How about the BMW i3? The 2017 gets 120 miles to a charge and for a bit more money you can get an onboard generator to bring that up to 300 miles IIRC. The driver assist capabilities aren't as great but otherwise can't think of mu
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by edude03 10y ago
You should try concourse.ci then. I tried Circle gitlab go and concourse and concourse is the best so far.
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My biggest NixOS problems(todayilearned.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com)
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by edude03 10y ago
I thought of doing this but my bottleneck is scraping the images since I don't have terrabtytes of bandwidth and imgur would likely rate limit me. But given the data set my plan is/was to extract tags by mapping images to the sub
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by edude03 10y ago
Just did the upgrade an hour ago (from 16.03) super fast and easy and everything still works. Great job nixos team. For those wondering the procedure is basically nixos-channel add /path/to/16.09 nixos-rebuild switch --upgrad
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by edude03 10y ago
Arguable if you can keep everything on one box it will almost always be faster (and cheaper!) than any soft of distributed system. That said, scalability is generally more important than speed because once a task can be distributed you can

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