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hrez
10y ago
That's by far the most useful site I could find to compare, choose and find where to buy "bang for the buck" PC parts. Many thanks for the site.
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10y ago
Oregon region is on par with east coast.
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GENUI Acquires Mechanical Keyboard Switch Maker CHERRY
(legitreviews.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
That would be a quick fix similar to adding another NS provider. Of course if dyn is out completely they might not have their master zone anywhere else. Then it's similar to any service rebuilding without a backup.
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10y ago
There are apps like http://www.abstractpath.com/powermenu/ that add "always on top" to windows control menu.
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10y ago
$50/month for an org? - definitely.
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10y ago
Taking it down in a first place was a major disappointment in gitlab (and github).
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10y ago
It does not answer your question straight but here are some things that stared at me in the first week though perhaps there is a way I don't know about: 1. No tag based billing ala aws. The only way to separate bills seems to be using
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10y ago
Not to take from noob experience but google just has less features and services. When/if they have as many it will be similar mess. It's already getting there. Also, you could import your own key in aws. Though I agree that aws co
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10y ago
https://github.com/wrouesnel/dns-over-https-proxy
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10y ago
Down the thread somebody mentioned Iridium project. That looks way more trustworthy https://iridiumbrowser.de
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10y ago
"Anonymous github user" part is very true. I am not about to install random binaries from the internet. I wish there was reputable org behind the builds. I'll stick with google binaries unless somebody knows a good alternativ
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10y ago
Are foreign corporations people? - that is the question.
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10y ago
Here are recent LastPass vulnerabilities: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/07/27/zero_day_hole_can_pw... https://labs.detectify.com/2016/07/27/how-i-made-lastpass-gi...
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10y ago
That can be easily prevented. Just mark rides as free only if start or end within 50-100 feet of billing address.
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10y ago
You can modify your RI's from EC2-VPC to EC2-Classic
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10y ago
Now put that in a loop to see if they have any memory leaks :)
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10y ago
I feel that I it would be bad hire if staff is uninterested or unable to learn GCE.
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10y ago
> Whatever tmux was supposed to provide of additional value I could not find. (find-window) is major feature for me (91 windows currently). That and no more "Suddenly the Dungeon collapses!! - You die..." :)
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10y ago
Vanguard ETFs are free.
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hrez
10y ago
I prefer lazy sysadmin that avoids all that manual ssh/sudo by making puppet/etc validate sudoers before updating it. You can syntax check with visudo -c.
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10y ago
Like Salesforce has? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/05/11/marc_benioff_publica...
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10y ago
Github is betting on stickiness aka lock-in. That might prove to be bad bet. Short term everybody who saves (small teams) will switch to new price model. No sane org will opt to multitude of price increase voluntarily. So github looses reve
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10y ago
Market (feature set requirements) is different for everybody. If bitbucket's features are enough for me to migrate off github it's absolutely market. 9 times cheaper at that.
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10y ago
"Why wouldn't you pay more?" comments are rather annoying. Why would you pay more if you don't have to? Bitbucket caps their price at $200/month for unlimited users. That would pay for only ~25 users on github. Bas
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10y ago
Price per idle/obsolete etc repo - $1.5-$2.5/month and goes down with number of repos. Price per idle/noncontributing user - $9/month and it stays constant. In any case, for my org it would mean ~5x cost increase. So yes
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10y ago
You could have scheduled events -> lambda poll SQS. Though now I wonder why not just do what you need to do right from API->lambda instead of intermediate batch.
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What they mean is that it's all in highly correlated assets. It lacks diversification across non-correlated asset classes. Stocks (US and emergent), bonds and cash are less correlated than US companies even 4000 of them.
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10y ago
Why not SQS?
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The problems with forcing regular password expiry
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