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by flurdy 8y ago
Currently primarily on the JDK . But enough abstraction to migrate. Scala, for example, has a mature scala.js VM and an emerging Scala Native VM. [1] http://www.scala-js.org [2] http://www.scala-native.org
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by flurdy 8y ago
Im in the UK where Prime free delivery option is next day. And they 3/4 of the time to deliver the next day. the 1/4 rolls over to a 2 days delivery. I live too far outside London to use Prime Same Day and Prime Now options. (I.e
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by flurdy 8y ago
I did run mailserver(s) at home for a while in early 2000s. Proved difficult when I once went on holiday as I switched it off and then it got flooded with emails (mostly spam) when I got back (from backup mxs run by friends). Had my ISP cal
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by flurdy 8y ago
The Problems the article lists are correct still today. SPF should not be used to single-handedly decide whether to reject mail. The Alternatives the article lists reflect the date (2005). Domain Keys and Cisco's alternative merged to
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by flurdy 8y ago
Agree. Was about to post the same. The name was always going to be an issue when the extension got traction and publicity (via HN etc). And the issues with script injection will always be an issue. But that is not a Legal department decisio
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by flurdy 8y ago
Ive seen a few Paul's. Around Holborn etc. Seems a more "artisan" bakery.
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by flurdy 8y ago
Sure Ive heard many more. Pudding being the most used with my English side of the family but they also say Sweet for dessert.
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by flurdy 8y ago
Post tax spendable income gives an indication on real income: * http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Cost-of-livin... * https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/disposable-income-map..
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by flurdy 8y ago
If it wasn't before with this publicity it will be from now on
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by flurdy 8y ago
I see the EC responded to Jimmy's tweet: https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1014131021137285127
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An open letter about the Synergy team from the CEO(symless.com)
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by flurdy 8y ago
Partially why I believe short haul city-to-city flights should have more taxes applied to them if viable alternatives exist. And ways to further ease the tax burdens more for the alternatives if possible. (A stick for using flights and carr
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by flurdy 8y ago
Exactly. No windows at all = travel sickness, panic attacks, no spotting of fires, the issue with exits in emergency landings etc. E.g. 80% fewer windows = none of the problems above. True the window seat is then mostly less desirable, but
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by flurdy 8y ago
That will be a 2 pizza team, the normal team size in AWS? I would have thought they would add more teams focusing on different parts of EKS though.
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by flurdy 8y ago
Would make a mess of the hyperlanes network in Stellaris...
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by flurdy 8y ago
Like real football. Except you have to make sure you score in both the other team's goals to make sure they concede more than you. And I expect once someone score then you can't sit back again as the result is uneven. If the pitch
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by flurdy 8y ago
I doubt you get many/any sites slashdotted from the actual slashdot these days. But you do see sites slashdotted from HN articles every day. And you will be going forwards as well. People will not create horizontally autoscalable, cach
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by flurdy 8y ago
And https://containership.io and Im sure many others
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by flurdy 8y ago
Domain registrar and DNS for a company are too critical and fragile to go cheap on. For personal, hobby, one-off marketing domains; sure go cheap. But for something you earn money from? Go with highy recommended providers. Registrars with a
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by flurdy 8y ago
John Lewis (the big retailer, not the politician, and not http://twitter.com/johnlewis ) forgot to renew the domain of one of their services just this week: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-44108830
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by flurdy 8y ago
Thanks. I thought I had found the original upload after sifting through a lot of copies on youtube. Wish youtube was a little proactive with detecting dupes, rather than reactive. Or at least some sort of an automatic note/link to orig
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by flurdy 8y ago
I am worried we are not too far away from this becoming a reality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlO2gcs1YvM
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by flurdy 8y ago
Tweetdeck is still offered as a desktop client. Though these days its is ony available as a webapp via https://tweetdeck.twitter.com or as a Chrome app.
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by flurdy 8y ago
I think that may be something Google appends to its search results for some links? I googled my own domain (site:flurdy.com) and it appends "- flurdy" to some of my static pages. But not for all, especially not for subdomain apps.
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by flurdy 8y ago
London has several abandoned stations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_former_and_unopened_Lo... Mostly due to location no longer suitable, ie too close to another station, or issues with access. Or structurally
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by flurdy 9y ago
Pleasant? No. Tolerable? Yes. If using proper DSLs https://github.com/jenkinsci/job-dsl-plugin , https://github.com/hmrc/jenkins-job-builders , etc. you can at least version control, quickly clone&
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by flurdy 9y ago
More choice is good. I wrote my own cryptocurrency portfolio management tool https://tulips.flurdy.io to replace a complicated a spreadsheet I used before. Still needs plenty of polish and still beta, but Tulips works for me.
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by flurdy 9y ago
The flavour partially down to several factors. Psychology is one. Many blind tests of tap water filled in bottles has people fooled. Temperature is another. Ice cool water, from office water coolers, or just with ice cubes. Partially again
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by flurdy 9y ago
Smells like a service someone should make and sell. VAAS - VAT-as-a-service
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by flurdy 9y ago
Migrating from Pets to Cattle for server names also means you no longer are attached to the server, so it can be replaced or shut down without any personal attachment. That is also how I feel about Microservices these days. I may still name

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