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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Same here in London. I've ordered items from Amazon even if they are more expensive there, because I know it'll be delivered. Random storefronts relying on Royal Mail or who knows what delivery service just can't compete and
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The Making of a Data Center – Hetzner Timelapse [video](youtube.com)
16 points by jasoncartwright 2y ago|0 comments
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
The only national public database of UK food banks https://www.givefood.org.uk
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
HN. Never change!
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Just watched one for the first time today! You are correct.
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
There is an increasing amount of UK TV uploaded to YouTube from whoever owns the rights. Have seen The Bill (26 seasons) and pretty much all of Gordon Ramsey's work recently (including a 8hr entire season video). ITV appears to have ev
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Musk's political views are pretty hard to miss nowadays
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Fan of these PaaS-like tools on BYO servers. See also Coolify, Dokploy. Best of both worlds.
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Hi! London.
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
I guess it's the zero-hassle managed service that's the improvement rather than the DBMS itself
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Unfortunately they don't have anything in a region where my code runs. Interesting though!
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
After coming back to coding after ~10-15 years away, databases are IMHO the most improved element of the dev/devops experience. Managed Postgres on Google Cloud is a fantastic product (I'm sure other cloud's offerings are als
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
That ship sailed a while ago
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DEF Con 32 – Inside the FBI's Encrypted Phone Company 'Anom' – Joseph Cox [video](youtube.com)
4 points by jasoncartwright 2y ago|0 comments
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Why the B-52 is outliving newer bombers [video](youtube.com)
26 points by jasoncartwright 2y ago|8 comments
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
After hearing about it for years, and it apparently being popular in the Django community, I tried htmx for the first time just this morning on a very simple task in an admin interface. It's easy to put unobtrusively in place, fun to p
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
This situation sounds like Europe (& the UK) two or three years ago. Plentiful well maintained, fast and convenient chargers have sprung up since from a wide variety of operators (electricity companies, oil companies, startups, plus Tes
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
I saw myself doing this in realtime when visiting California for the first time. The initial shock of seeing signs that warned of cancer causing chemicals in buildings quickly faded when I realised they were on every building - soon becomin
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Annoyingly, we've been reading various versions of this article for around twenty years, yet the problems it discusses still exist. Unsure why, and what the solution is.
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
There are some fun 'special' ones. Banks, governmental, BBC etc and... because UK... football teams. https://www.ukpostcode.net/special-postcodes-wiki-3.html
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Off-topic, but gosh, isn't this dead simple nonsense-free content-rich website easy to navigate & quick to load
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Amusing to read that I am "very upset"
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Oh no, not this again. I'm not sure I could muster the arrogance to write such a document about myself... and then expect people to read it. The suggested examples of what the document could contain are bizarre and yet also weirdly sim
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Not enough interconnect capacity https://montelnews.com/news/1525872/france-to-miss-2030-inte...
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Fixed later this year!
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
Ah yes, of course - we just have to wait for the next version. The response seen in the Twitter replies, YouTube comments and now HN comments to descriptions of FSD foulups for the best part of a decade now.
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
I remember doing this with ASPv3 pages back in the day on a content site. It made it easy to dump what HTML has already been completed out before continuing to generate the heavier, but much less important, comments section below.
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by jasoncartwright 2y ago
They wrote about it last month, and in January. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-68625232 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-68128177
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by jasoncartwright 3y ago
I've played with JS workers on a Cloudflare-fronted site and found them to be easy to use and very quick. Would love to port the whole Django app behind the site over, using their D1 database too.
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Python Cloudflare Workers(blog.cloudflare.com)
389 points by jasoncartwright 3y ago|96 comments

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