gcbirzan

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by gcbirzan 6y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you mean.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
> every car I got in India had a seatbelt That sounds so weird to me... What do you mean cars don't have seat belts?!
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
The problem is that you cannot just add a new permission and expect things to not break. The flow for requesting permissions is different and would break pretty much every website that uses these APIs.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
The law cannot prevent you from doing something, it can only punish you if you do it.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
He means what he can do after he buys, not that they're restricting it after he bought it.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
I'm in the EU and I don't have a form.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
Probably a GDPR thing.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
You're moving the goal posts. I'm not saying it's okay to jump the queue, but it's not "old people", it's "old people and people with other health issues that are risk factors".
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
Ironically, I've been trying to get that data and cannot. I got a 400KiB zip file with like 10 JSONs inside, only relevant ones being listening history (ts and ms played per song). Support suggested there might be more data, they even
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
I can only comment on our exact situation, where the response times were as I mentioned them, exactly. I've not experienced that, but I guess it's worth shooting a question to support (though, expect several days on the free plan)
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
While this blog post has very little in the way of proof, we actually got screwed over by CF a few weeks back. Basically, one morning all requests started being slow: small responses would take 7 seconds (within a few milliseconds, if you a
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
GDPR requires such an option. You could try to use a VPN to appear to be from the EU.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
It works for me, with block connections without VPN on android 10 (android one). Do you have a source for that?
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
They don't even take that into account, which is another issue. They just look for those two strings in any 50 byte block, so if you have FOO=LANG\n that'll count as having LANG set.
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by gcbirzan 6y ago
What I find amusing is that the code for reading that .pam_environment file is broken: https://git.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/accountsservice/tre... Basically, if the LANG and LC_ALL appear are across two 5
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
Do they support automatically adding/updating sites yet?
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
It would have happened, and not even doing it as a mitigation would've worked, as the offending ISP would've re-advertised the same routes as google shortly after google changed it.
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
It's hilarious, because: "1" + 1 === "11" "1" - 1 === 0 "1" + 1n === "11" "1" - 1n: Exception
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
So, you can add a string to a BigInt, but not a Number? Their 'explanation' for not allowing Number and BigInt to be mixed is that you could lose precision. Not if you return a BigInt.
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
I was talking about the way to do it before. You could create a NULL-able column, add the default in batches, add the default/make it non-NULL-able. But, the last part took some time (not in the range of ms) for large tables.
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
The article does address this, it still has to check the DB for NULLs after you're done. Less downtime, but for huge tables it does take a significant amount of time.
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
There is a difference between queries and connections. With pipelining, a redis machine can easily serve that. If they stored things in a better structure, like a list, they'd easily be able to get that. On my machine 5 concurrent requ
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
> This is why in finance, $5mm means five million dollars That's not true. It's from Latin, mille. That aside, I find it a terrible way of writing things. But then again, Americans hate SI, so I guess have fun. :-)
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
That, or, as explained in the SRE book, the extra load should've been shed. The binary choice is not always the right one. Though, granted, in this case, it wouldn't have mattered...
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
I found https://blogulblog.wordpress.com/z-postari-pe-alte-teme-ling... which lists it as coming from Romani. However, I find that a bit weird, as it's čor – hoț. The first letter being https://en.wikipedia.
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
Two people either on the list already or working for Google have to endorse you.
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
Let's see if the current logging thread will result in anything. :-)
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
Yup, but your original post said replication isn't available yet. I think you meant persistence.
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
You mean persistence is not yet available?
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by gcbirzan 8y ago
The standard tier is supposed to persist data (and it did, during maintenance events - it was an alpha, so yeah - there was no data loss), but not sure what they use as the logs are not yet available.

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