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by h1d 8y ago
Vultr has it but to be honest when I was considering to switch my personal server from Linux as it can be anything, I wanted to run OpenBSD for providing the leading tools like OpenSSH and I'm a fan of pf and to support them by running
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by h1d 8y ago
Having the build on server side seems like the way when you don't have to ask each dev to set stuff up and it will be a hassle to change environment once deployed. I also auto upload my TS to server and let the server handle it but I d
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by h1d 8y ago
Not sure why you're downvoted but for me vanilla JS is like cars running without traffic lights, you know it when you crash but with TS, chance of doing something wrong, like parameters have wrong key or type, before it runs gets less
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by h1d 8y ago
> No problem. Just delete your TS files and work from your JS files. This is quite an irresponsible comment. The JS code generated isn't really meant for editing especially if you used a feature that isn't present on the runtim
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by h1d 8y ago
Out of curiosity, how do you let everyone take the build process in a consistent way? I've only used TS as a single dev but with multiple editors and they could have different version of TS from the other, I wonder what's the best
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by h1d 8y ago
The smoke is already going up when, right now Tether has been at a value of $0.95 for more than a week and Bitfinex who is likely to be behind the Tether corp has its Bitcoin price above 5% above market average. Reminds me of MtGox when it
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by h1d 8y ago
Yes, I was struggling to do this from the remote shell but I had remote access to the console to specify the ram disk to get through the upgrade process but I'd consider I'm one of the lucky ones when providers like AWS doesn&#x27
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by h1d 8y ago
> Linux is a depressing mess Citation or you only heard it. Not even going to poke on your rest of statements.
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by h1d 8y ago
Interesting, I've been running Linux for 15 years, yet I can't understand how to upgrade from 6.3, which I just installed on a cloud server, to 6.4 by reading the official document. (Specifically the part "instruct the boot l
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by h1d 8y ago
I just wonder what these people think in terms of designs when their fonts are way too small for anyone but teens to figure without getting closer to the screen.
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by h1d 8y ago
You can't know if your IP is already tainted until you realize your mails are landing in people's spam box. I use one of the service even for my private email server (which is essentially free for the volume being sent), so I don&
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by h1d 8y ago
You can't likely know which IP is fresh until you test it with a certain volume and check for deliverability. The costs for delivery service aren't really high, not sure what the point of sending it all by yourself. You should at
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by h1d 8y ago
How about safety? Hard to think about getting robbed or being shot at.
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by h1d 8y ago
You'd get more benefit if you're developing API where random others are consuming your code for them to use API properly. But still, it can still save you from obvious mistakes even for a one man project.
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by h1d 8y ago
There's none for singular form.
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by h1d 8y ago
> FreeBSD is a unified operating system that’s developed, tested and released as a unit When people mention this, it doesn't mean Linux ships with a kernel and everyone putting random things on top but Linux is also rigorously teste
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by h1d 8y ago
Practically I don't really see BSD better, as Linux is more widely used in commercial spaces which means more readily available packages, more edge cases solved, more results on Google and more jobs. But if you want to be educational a
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by h1d 8y ago
Same for Japanese I guess. 1 letter change and your tone can suddenly become aggressive but of course when non natives speak, people will try to understand their intentions.
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by h1d 8y ago
For English, aside from do/does useless distinguishment, the lack of a gender neutral noun for a person usually make people write in a way "he/she". You could say, "the person" but it's long. And months sh
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by h1d 8y ago
It sounds like either they can hold onto their old customers (the current share) or try to grab the newer customers by letting go of backward compatibility and start to improve on things.
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by h1d 8y ago
I was doing this for years paying well over $1.5k for food alone monthly until I lost my Bitcoin "savings" which I lost with lame trading and at the same time my company started not doing so well. It's irritating to change bu
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by h1d 8y ago
Trading and to an extent, savings. Bought Bitcoin worth about $30k over time which turned into $120k after a bull run after a awhile and I put my foot into leverage trading without knowing what I was doing. Kept losing and got margin called
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by h1d 8y ago
When you realize AWS/GCE/Azure costs you about $0.1/GB for bandwidth, it scares me it can be DDoSed to the point your bill goes out of the normal proportion so easily. Other places have TBs of bandwidth within their < $50
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by h1d 8y ago
Because you won't otherwise.
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by h1d 8y ago
It's better if the engine does analyze IP to bring relevant information but not keep it related to search history for later analysis. Bringing all the result pretending everyone lives in US sounds like a crappy strategy.
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by h1d 8y ago
DDG should be fine to be trusted but you don't know what kind of code produced it. You need to worry about where the produced password is stored, how random it is and you can't prove any of it. Generally, you can't just decry
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by h1d 8y ago
It's hard to get attention of average people with a weird name like that and the logo. Not to mention the abbreviation even feels longer to say than Google fully.
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by h1d 8y ago
Too bad usually the general search engines are smarter than individual sites' search engines, I don't get how it's really useful than not having the bang.
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by h1d 8y ago
When it comes to password, you're better off using some offline tool.
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by h1d 8y ago
I'm Japanese. Too bad Japanese software industry is lagging behind due to the language barrier.

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