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jabart
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VPN users are hostile just not you. VPN is abused by bad actors all the time using a shared IP that you are likely using too. If you had a dedicated IP I'm sure this would be different though makes you less anonymous which is part of t
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3y ago
Same, have a 13 and cooling is an issue. It may be because I upgraded from an older case, don't know.
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3y ago
70% of 2.50 is $1.75 which would put them under with current mobile app store pricing of a 30% fee for subscriptions. $3.75 gets them closer but then margin is $0.125 which would total to $112,500/yr if all 900,000 users switched to pa
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3y ago
Did you read the article? "The proposal spares the vast majority of the US’s 4,500 FDIC-insured banks, and the fees are computed based on banks’ uninsured deposits on the grounds that $15.8bn of the $18.5bn cost of the SVB and Signatur
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4y ago
Yeah now that I read that it's missing context. My bad.
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4y ago
The law has a call out that software development costs are all R&D now. So yes according to my understanding (as one of the signers) and those who have written about this as well.
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4y ago
Oil, diesel, and gasoline fires are bad as well. I've seen cars on the side of road melt their own hood and windshield from an oil fire. https://www.thedrive.com/news/17287/massive-new-years-eve-pa...
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4y ago
How do you think they get it out of the ground with all the other contaminants? I'm making an educated guess that a recycling business has figured out how to make it economical at scale.
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4y ago
I don't think the signers count towards the limit like a personal joint account does and would keep a business account at $250k. https://www.usbank.com/bank-accounts/fdic-deposit-insurance-...
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4y ago
Exterior typically requires sheathing and insulation is attached to that sheathing. Extra work is required to tape up the seams though it eliminates the plastic house wrap required in most areas in the US which is attached with staples or a
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4y ago
Things switched from insulating the wall cavity to insulating the outside of the house. Engineers started to factor in the insulation value of a 2x6 compared to the insulation it was next to and the heat loss in cold climates. Same applies
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4y ago
I've used this phrasing in large consulting projects and it tends to help in the communication. It's all a made up number to just let someone know how the team is feeling about a date and if things are in trouble early enough. Bus
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4y ago
How is the compression for these logs for CH?
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4y ago
HackerNews went down because two SSDs in a mirror went down at the same time. This was due to a hours on SSD bug. While Raid-Z2 works, and provides great reliability, two-servers replicated, both with raid-z2 and a nightly offsite backup an
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4y ago
EC2 or on-premise you need monitoring to detect issues before they become issues. A single drive on a single server failing should never cause a production outage. A lot of configuration issues can be tracked down to self-contained deployme
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4y ago
As a kid I was in the store with my parents and we were in line for the register. Some guy turned around and looked at me and said "Hey kid, ever seen a $2 bill before?" I said no, and he ripped off a $2 from a pad and handed it t
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4y ago
If you are driving an hour both ways every day in a cold climate, yeah, EV probably isn't the right fit for another couple of years. It's also an extreme end of usage. I imagine that a large portion of those people in a rural comm
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4y ago
Teams and Slack need better notification settings. I was part of this org that I had to mute multiple channels because Slack would still show the unread counter mixed in with my real messages I had to go in and clear. These tools need a not
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4y ago
New homes should be built to better insulation standards. You have to solve so much and use so much energy to solve for a drafty house or lack of insulation on the outside walls. Newer homes are factoring in the R-value of 2x6s and finding
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4y ago
Our datacenter's network maintenance notifications were opt-in. Guess who called in because a BGP session was down and didn't know, this user. They switched all new account owners to opt-out for future notifications.
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JS in ~20020 - Use onclick handlers to respond to user interaction. JS in ~2004 - Use jQuery to decouple your JS from your HTML in separate files. JS in ~2008 - We invented our own onclick handler, embed your JS in your HTML it's fin
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Bootstrap 4 uses jquery, bootstrap 5 was released (not beta) May 5, 2021. So, anything started with Bootstrap 4 would use it.
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HAProxy is great. I use the dataplane api with our releases to drop servers from the group for zero downtime release. Easy curl command, which they provide, and switched it to powershell too. I have another script that downloads our SSL
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4y ago
Keep in mind that Ubuntu compiled OpenSSL using a gcc flag that turns this one byte overflow into a crash instead of a memory leak/corrpution because it has a way to do that already. It's very risky, and a very long term project t
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It's end of the year, hiring managers may be taking weeks off. Businesses are likely in a unannounced hiring freeze without announcing it. This happened all the time in the corporate world with open jobs but an unspoken hiring freeze.
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It tends to have a lot of abuse where people try to run crypto miners on free github action accounts. Azure has been more stable the past few years and .NET wouldn't have any issues with stability at scale. Likely just a hard problem t
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I think all of ARIN requests require that you be multi-homed to more than one upstream internet provider. If you are not, then you can ask your ISP for a IPv6 block. Assumption here since you don't have a /24 range. This was part
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Some US states have outlawed that practice and put restrictions on what is automatically transferred based on other factors like where, when and what device it was done on.
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DNSSEC doesn't yet support multi-provider DNS solutions and Route53 only recently (little over a year ago) started to support it. Other note is I've had exactly two people who it prevented from using a site. One was at a coffee sh
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4y ago
This 100%. Yes those functions are easy but that isn't the issue with 2fa, it's the people. I just had a customer send in a ticket that their account from 3 years ago had 2fa enabled. They didn't remember setting that up, cle
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