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by jhugo 5y ago
I think the impact was for some reason not consistent between users (maybe due to geographical factors or maybe sharding of accounts?). We're in Asia and I think we've had three different days recently where we couldn't actua
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by jhugo 5y ago
I think you're looking for "bad rap" (as in "rap sheet"). A bad wrap is an unappetising tortilla.
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by jhugo 5y ago
They're base64 encoded because they can be binary data; it's got nothing to do with hiding their value. K8s secrets are for delineating secret (as opposed to non-secret, ConfigMap) data, so that access to it can be controlled diff
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by jhugo 5y ago
One reason you might negotiate directly is if you have a loyalty membership / status with the hotel chain — you probably don't want to book through a discount OTA (because, depending on chain, you may miss out on the benefits of y
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by jhugo 5y ago
The trick is to give the bottle a vigorous single shake before opening it, so the air is at the end away from the nozzle. Then there's no splattering.
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by jhugo 5y ago
> Obviously these modules serve a purpose, otherwise the repositories would not have hundreds-to-thousands of github stars/forks, and people would not be arguing about a license change on the front page of HN. Have you worked with t
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by jhugo 5y ago
It's an unfortunate fact that many people think terraform-aws-modules is the way to manage AWS resources with Terraform.
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by jhugo 5y ago
I applaud you for fixing that. As you know, when I wrote my comment, it still said "Additional terms for …"
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by jhugo 5y ago
Thanks for the downvote and the no-content comment, I guess? I've worked with numerous large Terraform configurations, and the ones that use terraform-aws-modules are harder to maintan, have more churn due to updates of the modules, an
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by jhugo 5y ago
We've been experiencing problems here in Asia for almost 12 hours now, and it's been "all green" the whole time.
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by jhugo 5y ago
In Asia I've been having problems for almost 12 hours now (both locally and from our CI/CD which is in a different country). Also had similar problems on Tuesday.
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by jhugo 5y ago
By definition, it's not under the Apache 2 license if you add extra terms, even if those terms only apply to some people.
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by jhugo 5y ago
terraform-aws-modules is a community thing, that consists of modules that are thin wrappers around the official AWS provider, that serve very little purpose other than to add a dependency and create problems like this.
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by jhugo 5y ago
> everyone acts surprised how come Putin calls the Ukrainians as being nazis I mean, they should. Calling an entire country of 44 million people Nazis is ridiculous regardless of whether a boulevard in a capital city is named after Bande
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by jhugo 5y ago
That law does indeed exist, but nonetheless you still have numerous streets in Romania named after Antonescu. They can be trivially found on Google Maps. For example, Strada Mareșal Ion Antonescu in Constanța [0] — and it was given that nam
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by jhugo 5y ago
The Mekong, the usual river that comes up when it comes to water rights, originates in Qinghai province, not Tibet. Any other rivers originating in China and flowing through VN would be even further east. You might be confused because the M
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by jhugo 5y ago
It's true that it's complex, but the complexity is easily managed with modern tools. It fits very neatly into k8s for larger deployments, for example.
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by jhugo 5y ago
The separate components of Jitsi make it quite clean to scale and customise though. A monolith doesn't seem superior except for the very smallest deployments where simplicity is key.
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by jhugo 5y ago
Seems strange, there is no fundamental reason why a transaction should have to fit inside a single packet at a lower layer unless there is some nasty leaking of abstractions going on.
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by jhugo 5y ago
Who said they hashed it? The correct answer is a 256-bit value, and you're trying to guess any string that hashes to that value. Nothing requires that OP generated that value by hashing a string though...
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by jhugo 5y ago
The developers in question probably don't even work for Fujitsu. They probably work outside the UK, in the software equivalent of a sweatshop, and spend most of their time copy-pasting from Stack Overflow and writing the kind of incohe
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by jhugo 5y ago
Yes, this is how nginx does it; whether it sets SO_REUSEPORT can be configured.
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by jhugo 5y ago
You need to edit spongebob-cli to add the arguments to the code where it calls mpv. It sounds like you're just running it and providing the arguments to its prompt.
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by jhugo 5y ago
I just realised that this movie pre-dates HN itself.
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by jhugo 5y ago
In fact, this post is more like the pre-HN Internet than you may realise ;)
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by jhugo 5y ago
YouTube's CDN doesn't enforce authentication, only the UI, account backends, etc do. So if you can determine the URL(s) for retrieving the video from their CDN, you can watch it without auth.
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by jhugo 5y ago
> Perhaps there's some damage somewhere that allowed the snake to slip in? I mean, I agree with your more general point, but for an airliner to operate with unnoticed damage is pretty rare. For a snake to then also climb in through
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by jhugo 5y ago
I went along to the midnight premiere of this film at my local cinema. It was completely full, and the crowd was... quite a different crowd to what the cinema usually attracted. At one point before the movie started someone loudly said &quo
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Incident: Air Asia A320 near Kuching on Feb 10th 2022, snake on the plane(avherald.com)
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by jhugo 5y ago
Well, it has somewhat replaced flu the last couple of years. That might be largely attributable to lockdowns, though.

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