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by fgonzag 6y ago
Have you checked the CFM of server fans? Servers have much better cooling that a desktop, that's the reason they sound like jets during normal operation.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I was looking for seamless sync between multiple desktops and phones, but nothing fit the bill. Tried all the cloud providers, syncthing, etc (Syncthing was great though). I want to have my calendar, my password manager db, my desktop confi
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I completely agree. Every passing day I become more convinced that a statically typed language without sum types or more broadly ADTs is fundamentally incomplete. The good news is that many languages seem to be cozying up to them, and both
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Fixed transaction fees in a foreign currency in an economy going through hyperinflation. That .2 USD can end up being worth more than a person's whole shopping cart (when converted to local currency) I don't see the opportunity be
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by fgonzag 6y ago
First of all, IANAL: An email asking how much of a salary drop it would take to drop the non compete (thus giving Amazon the chance to negotiate) and them replying with "its non-negotiable" should go quite far, the problem is you
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by fgonzag 6y ago
"An adhesion contract is a contract drafted by one party (usually a business with stronger bargaining power) and signed by another party (usually one with weaker bargaining power, usually a consumer in need of goods or services). The s
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by fgonzag 6y ago
They put technologies that already existed in the cloud (most of them anyways). Astounding indeed. It's innovation from the business side of things more than the tech side of things.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
And at the new company's salary too. If a company truly believes they need to stop someone from working, then they should be willing to pay dearly for it.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Most countries take your whole comp as your anual salary when being laid off.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
The browser has no context for what it is rendering. Should it ban every element containing "promoted"? Even posts by people? The word "promoted" might not even appear as text, it might be simply a series of divs with on
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by fgonzag 6y ago
The whole subject is about Oracle's JDKs here, and that's a very recent development too.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
I think he means the part where you have to pay to use JDKs older than 6 months, which means basically everyone has to pay.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Why would you remove the MS branding? Does it somehow hurt your privacy to acknowledge who the developer and sponsor is?
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Same here, were already in talks with red hat to move dozens of servers which are currently running ubuntu with enterprise subscriptions. We know redhat is just as bad at forcing people to use their software (systemd...) but they have to ke
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Isn't that statically compiled though? I haven't checked too much into Rust but I seem to recall it could be dynamically compiled. I would imagine any OS base tools would be dynamically compiled anyways. Though considering the len
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by fgonzag 6y ago
To answer your question first: It's faster on Linux than Windows now (marginally) and completly stable on Linux. I've been running a .net core systemd service for 9 months with 0 downtime (not using the new HostedService class tho
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by fgonzag 6y ago
That's what you got out of it? Google doing a good job? They sent an email with no guidance whatsoever. These guys went above and beyond what most developers would've done, which would have been to contact support until they get a
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Something is wrong with your account. You should have support look into it. I just login into my account on the IDE and all licenses are automatically imported.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
pop_os should fit the bill. Based in ubuntu, with a better UI, and has flatpack support and added polish
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Smiling while helping people, what a monster.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
Adding SSL to redis is feature creep so you recommend instead running it as a container with a proxy sidecar.
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by fgonzag 6y ago
A switch with a single 10G port is very cheap, and it helps alleviate bandwidth issues on a NAS with multi client access. Multi 10g port switches aren't even that expensive any more ($300 or so for an 8 port one).
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by fgonzag 7y ago
Not a killing. Only 25% of Mexico's oil production was hedged. So we're still losing ton of money on the other 75%, since oil is one of the main revenues of the Mexican goverment. It's just insurance so when the prices crash
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by fgonzag 7y ago
You must have missed the 90s. When a single vendor mandated every new technology in the browser space. ActiveX and other pleasantries came out of those times.
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by fgonzag 7y ago
So your plan is to greatly reduce testing capacity?
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by fgonzag 7y ago
They were setting testing check points in major highways. It wasn't a full lockdown, because they tested everyone and had enough information to be able to contain it effectively. "If you can't measure it, you can't impro
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by fgonzag 7y ago
You don't need to print money. You could have businesses pay salaries and refund back those salaries as tax credits. You can offer short term loans to those small businesses who have cash flow issues. You can forgive all taxes during t
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by fgonzag 7y ago
The shareholders who invested in companies also need to feel the effect of moral hazard. They need to be wiped. I say so as someone with 80% of my assets in the market. If we keep bailing them out, they will keep doing the same. The busines
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by fgonzag 7y ago
He's saying if they don't, they will have to eat those rents permanently.
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by fgonzag 7y ago
The problem isn't national vs private companies. It's monopolies vs true competition. Any monopoly or oligopoly is inefficient by nature, and tend to become corrupt over time. National companies are monopolies. Incorrectly privati

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