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by enz 6y ago
This is not the same kind of analytics. You are talking about something like HotJar with heat maps to find out how customers use the product for example.
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by enz 6y ago
AWS SES has a plain SMTP interface and it works fine for low volume (rare notification emails in our case)
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by enz 6y ago
Tool: imapfilter (but you have to know some Lua programming)
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by enz 6y ago
Bootstrap CSS official website have some paid themes for various projects: landing pages, dashboards, SaaS...
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by enz 6y ago
Fastmail. The Web UI is fast and I played with the JMAP API to automate my emails management.
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by enz 6y ago
Fair enough. Another question, now: Why doesn't this site provide HTTPS?
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by enz 6y ago
What is lacking with Mypy? Some errors are not handled/catched by it?
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by enz 6y ago
This is gold. Thanks for sharing.
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by enz 6y ago
Both sounded like me.
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by enz 6y ago
Welcome to the club, my friend. I am pretty happy with my backend/DevOps position. I hope you'll find a new job more suitable.
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by enz 6y ago
That’s exactly what I did for my own company as I cannot afford a professional designer. I didn’t even pay a serif font actually. I just picked a free/libre one.
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by enz 6y ago
Great use-cases for SQL window functions!
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by enz 6y ago
According to your link: > Recently, folks have begun to use the word "serverless" to mean something subtly different from its intended meaning in this document. Here are two possible definitions of "serverless": Class
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by enz 6y ago
One of my previous companies was using Shinken (Open Source Edition). Shinken is like Nagios, it's primarily used for monitoring purposes. However, it includes features to hold information related to devices (the location (multi-DC or
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by enz 6y ago
> If you own Tesla stock, what's your rationale? The rationale is the same as yours, but considering the fact that other people will hype-buy it anyway so the price will climb. It has nothing (or little) to do with industrial consid
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by enz 6y ago
Why are you highlighting 'CIA' in "eficácia"? The original article does not, and it does not discuss the CIA in any way.
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by enz 6y ago
I don't think getting hundreds of signups for a free preview is that hard. I did it once, and the traffic came from Reddit Ads. I got a steady flow from there, but I never launched the project (I thought there were too few signups).
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by enz 6y ago
I live in a nice little flat in town. I only have: a router on the floor, some tatamis with a futon on them, and a desk with my computer. The problem is that my flat is getting cold these days. I have not enough stuff to "keep" he
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by enz 6y ago
Is that Wordpress website? If so, is it self-hosted?
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by enz 6y ago
It did, but as far as I know it's effective on fresh installs only. It would be too risky to migrate automatically to Btrfs from ext4 during the 32->33 upgrade. I suspect a lot of users upgraded to 33 from 32 without seeing any pro
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by enz 6y ago
It's interesting to compare with QNAP, a competitor of Synology, that does not use Btrfs (they stick to ext4 with mdadm) and they explained why: https://www.qnap.com/solution/qnap-ext4/en/ However, I am
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by enz 6y ago
I am testing OpenZFS with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS right now. OpenZFS seems pretty solid so far (I tried various scenarios of failure/corruption) and Ubuntu seems to actually care about ZFS support and its integration in Linux.
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by enz 6y ago
As other folks are suggesting, ECC may be suitable for you (alongside a protective FS). But if you want to purchase your next workstation with ECC support, be very careful: some motherboards manufacturers just say 'ECC' in their s
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by enz 6y ago
It's nice to feel high torque. (And high torque is not illegal per se) Driving a car that doesn't accelerate well while hearing a sound like you are hurting your engine is unpleasant, even for passengers.
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by enz 6y ago
Some of them give /56, but you have to ask for it (it's free).
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by enz 6y ago
I don't see why. Major consumer-grade French ISPs give IPv6 by default on FTTH installations and the router is configured accordingly (Orange, Free, SFR, Bouygues Telecom). Generally, you get a /64. Of course, when using IPv6 ther
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by enz 6y ago
Let's use IPv6 more and it'll worth far less than $2B.
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by enz 6y ago
It must be a classic selling point... a French company (pretty big) told me the same thing to lure me (even if my hypothetical job was not directly related to that fact)
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by enz 6y ago
Why?
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by enz 6y ago
1) 20h/week seems like a pretty big chunk of time. If you can allocate that much, it's a good thing. There are surely some great apps you can do with that time. 2) It depends. If your app consists in a simple "CRUD" app

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