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by gcbirzan 5y ago
I mean, logz.io is okay and all, but it's quite expensive, and has a loooot of outages. I don't remember a week where we didn't have issues, the most common being log ingestion lag, which take hours to fix. That, and their AP
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
Definitely not 100%, more like 66% off: https://cloud.google.com/network-connectivity/docs/cdn-inter...
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
While eIDAS is absolutely stupid in how it defines electronic signatures (based on the wording, adding a picture of your signature would suffice), QES is not just any digital signature, as it needs to be coming from a certificate that'
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
Didn't they raise it? To be fair, I've always thought it's way too low.
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
If by those unaffected by COVID you mean self-employed people, not sure that's really the case, as taxes for people that are employed by a Bulgarian company are not THAT much higher. Using the 10k BGN example, your net salary is 8627.9
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
Ah, I see where the confusion comes from. I assumed you meant you don't have to pay any. Though, I'm curious, how much is it? I went to check in the "Ordinance on the General Terms and Conditions, the Minimum Insurance Amount
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
I am 100% sure long term residents also pay health insurance. Are you an EU citizen?
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
The other major drawback is that you cannot download it without an iCloud account...
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
Actually, the article seems to confuse the times quite a lot. It's talking about ~16:50 UTC at points, but the outage started at 15:40, which they not only mention in the article but you can also see on the graphs.
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
Judging by the CVE they linked, you need local access. But, since it's a GET parameter, this could be a drive by attack where someone puts all the links to common home networks in a page and the browser just takes care of that (and the
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
For sure, we were evaluating timescaledb and influx, we quickly came to the conclusion that while a programmer could write SQL queries to do what influxql lets you do, they're very complicated compared to the builtin UI that even non t
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
SQL is not limited, InfluxQL is. And, flux is incredibly verbose and error prone (at least a year ago when we last looked at it). However, with the transformations in grafana, there's no reason with flux, in the majority of cases.
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
As the docs say, you can use a LB with this. It'll be 18 dollars a month, though.
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
It doesn't start with "my wife didn't get sick after getting treatment X". This is not data, this is noise.
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
Wait, so no HTTPS?
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
The DGC doesn't have any such type of certificate, so there's that (which, obviously, doesn't mean countries cannot accept antibody tests). As for the traveling, that's weird, as I thought most countries exempt you from
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
Yeah, mentioned this in another commentm, at least SOME metadata is needed, in particular the date, so you know how to sort them. I see that you can search by sender for received messages (not a big proton user), so I guess it does store th
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
The claim is that they only store emails encrypted with a key for which they don't have the password.
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
The logs of what emails were sent is probably stored by the email servers, as well as, probably, metadata about when emails were sent, if not to whom, is stored in the db unencrypted.
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
That makes no sense. Aside the confirmation from protonmail of the timestamp, that's not the proton mail UI, so it's at the destination. The timestamp says "Sunday 23...", so it's way more likely to be in the local
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by gcbirzan 5y ago
Hotjar is one of the biggest players in the market of tracking user interactions with the site. Now you've heard of them. Are they any more trustworthy?
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
This could've been avoided with an HTTP LB, vs a L4 one...
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
> Unless you opt-in during Google Cloud SDK installation, Cloud SDK software does not collect usage statistics It is opt in.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
Hey, now. At least you don't have to dismiss the chromebook notification from the old support portal...
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
Let's not forget the wonderful "we've logged you out, you can close this tab" which doesn't have a way to log back in, without re-opening the link. The flow you mentioned is similar for Google, though, and it's
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
Try not using 8.8.8.8, it's down from some places.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
Depends on the size of the docker image too, we have one with libreoffice (for generating PDFs, invoices, contracts), it takes almost 3 seconds to start at 550MB
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
ING in Romania had the same issue: https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/noise-from-fire-d...
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
That it's still useless.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
Generally, they should come in the next version. Or that was their stance for PyCharm/IntelliJ ultimate.

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