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by fasteo 4y ago
We actually scrape like 30 sites offering virtual numbers to block them all. Our customers don't like seeing their SMS appearing in random sites.
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by fasteo 4y ago
SMS has a unique advantage that no other channel has: No user onboard needed. Got a SIM ? got SMS. I send lots of 2FA SMS for a number of banks here in Europe and they - because of the costs after PSD2[1] went live - want users to use their
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by fasteo 4y ago
For no-logo t-shirts nothing come close to "forty five" in terms of quality and comfort
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by fasteo 4y ago
>>> Otherwise, common sense/intuition would say we feel hungrier after exercise. What gives? I would hypothesize that recovery and digestion are two metabolically intensive activities that the body is unable to do them simulta
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by fasteo 4y ago
His credentials seem phenomenal: I went to work in construction to build energy-efficient homes, and I started a company that built composting systems for cities and businesses. I became executive director of an organization that champi
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by fasteo 4y ago
I haven't seen it mentioned in the post, but it is worth mentioning that (boiled) potatoes have the highest satiety index [1] among common foods. The highest SI score was produced by boiled potatoes (323 +/- 51%) which was se
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by fasteo 4y ago
Maybe you should try first to actually go into their status page[1]. It is showing a global service disruption since 06:43 UTC; about 20 minutes since you wrote this [1] https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/
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by fasteo 4y ago
They are on it [1], but it takes time. [1] https://on5g.es/en/ec-sets-targets-for-european-digital-sove...
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by fasteo 4y ago
The same can be said about solar panels. An enormous amount of heat is no longer hitting the ground.
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by fasteo 4y ago
>>> So many prefer black jobs and subsides Spaniard here. This has been the norm for decades in some parts of the country (p.e. South and the PER subside). I am Andalusian; don't beat me up with the PER thing. I know what I am
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by fasteo 4y ago
Luajit using print and io.write LuaJIT 2.1.0-beta3 Using print is about 17 MiB/s luajit -e "while true do print('x') end" | pv > /dev/null Using io.write is about 111 MiB/s luajit
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by fasteo 4y ago
> HAProxy 2.2 for terminating TLS connections, and load balancing between app servers. Enables easy rolling updates of application servers. Wonder why he is not using hetzner's load balancer [1]. At least cost-wise, the savings are
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by fasteo 4y ago
Are the hard disks attached to one side only ? I guess this will reduce its reliability due to increased vibration
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by fasteo 4y ago
Too bad Troof blog is using a definition of nootropic that I don't like: "Any substance purported to increase or enhance cognitive abilities." He reckons that: "Some only use the term nootropic to refer to a specific thi
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by fasteo 4y ago
>>> And, since we're building on the redundant storage of Durable Objects, your database can physically move locations as needed, resulting in self-healing from even the most catastrophic problems in seconds. True. I missed th
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by fasteo 4y ago
Thanks, make sense. Actually, I asked because it surprised me that D1 - sqlite - was not written the same way. [1] https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-d1/
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by fasteo 4y ago
cloudflarer around here ? Did you wrote the MQTT broker from scratch or are you using some existing broker (Mosquitto , Nanomq, etc). Just curious.
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by fasteo 5y ago
>>> Intelligence requires the ability to generalize Counterexample: I saw a TED talk video [1] by Dr. Grandin (autistic) telling that she is unable to generalize a "church" (starting at 02:50). I would say that she is ext
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by fasteo 5y ago
Related. The Pelayo clan, from Spain, did the same years ago [1] [1] https://english.elpais.com/elpais/2012/04/16/inenglish/13345...
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by fasteo 5y ago
>>> not for the first time, and not just one core team member Playing devil's advocate here, but we should hear the same history from the other side, more so if these "insulting and yelling" happened more than once w
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by fasteo 5y ago
I tried to search for the actual law she broke to no avail Any pointer ?
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by fasteo 5y ago
Strangely enough, I came here to look for Postman alternatives in the comments. Not disappointed !
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by fasteo 5y ago
>>> The scale of our deployment is significant, with over 18,000 servers and 170,000 containers. That's impressive.
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by fasteo 5y ago
That's was my point. I don't find it more expressive or more concise than directly writing Lua code
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by fasteo 5y ago
>>> expressive and extremely concise. And it is suitable for writing some changing application logic with more maintainable code Assuming you won't write large code bases, I fail to see why would I use this instead of Lua. (I
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by fasteo 5y ago
>>> But over the next six months MRR doubled and I didn’t put in more than an hour or two of work every month. >>> My life goal quickly became: how can I spend as much time as possible with my family? Wasn't Mugshot j
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by fasteo 5y ago
You have Cache-Control and Expires headers for this. Old shitty 1995 style I know.
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by fasteo 5y ago
Centrifugo maybe [1] [1] https://centrifugal.dev/
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by fasteo 5y ago
Another option is gwsocket[1] >>> gwsocket is a simple, standalone, language-agnostic, RFC6455 compliant WebSocket Server, written in C. It sits between your application and the client's browser, giving fast bidirectional comm
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by fasteo 5y ago
>>> SELECT * FROM system.contributors Genius

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