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by jmuguy 2y ago
We're pretty heavy senders on Mailgun. I'm not a huge fan of them, in particular now that Sinch seems to be slowly trying to force their hands into everything. Biggest features we like are their analytics and tagging support so
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by jmuguy 2y ago
My comment assumes that the IT department (including its executive) gets to make these sort decisions - why wouldn't they?
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by jmuguy 2y ago
I've had trouble nailing down if thats the case from searching around online. And if thats true - thats absolutely on Crowdstrike. And that behavior should disqualify it from being used on critical systems. I imagine this incident
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by jmuguy 2y ago
Maybe the IT departments at the affected orgs take solace in the fact that so many other orgs had issues that the heat is off - but in my opinion this was still a failure of IT itself. There's no reason that update should have been pu
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by jmuguy 2y ago
Looking at my own profile the words (topics i know about?) seem sort of generic. "issue", "company" - not sure what to make of that other than I assume those are words I use a lot in comments?
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by jmuguy 2y ago
That's awesome. I think I read somewhere that everything is hosted in EU? Because man... its painfully slow uploading a 600 MB video from east coast US, and I have a GB line.
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by jmuguy 2y ago
Maybe stupid question but can video files uploaded be played in the browser? I’m always frustrated when I want to share a game clip with friends and it seems like the options are YouTube which is overkill and a few services like streamable
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by jmuguy 2y ago
This is framing the story as a simple interaction (or interactions) between Harris and business leaders at Microsoft. It wasn't. Microsoft has a team responsible for translating between security researchers like Harris and its produc
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by jmuguy 2y ago
Rust players (the game, not the language) have discovered what CS players knew back in the day - the best anti cheat is an active admin. Although Rust has much better tools than CS server admins had back in the day - we essentially had to
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by jmuguy 2y ago
Ice (and other menu bar managers) require the same permissions - your assumption was correct and Bartender has needed those permissions for a while.
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by jmuguy 2y ago
Feel like this is just getting weirder. Obviously no one actually cares about the certificate signing issue - thats just what let everyone know that an ownership change had occurred. Why would anyone need to "verify" that this p
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by jmuguy 2y ago
If you end up switching to Ice, here's how you get menu items to always show. https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice/issues/69 I'm sure author is overwhelmed right now and will eventually add that to re
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by jmuguy 2y ago
Well some of this is just getting used to MacOS though - Finder is a pretty huge adjustment (and honestly just not as good as Explorer). I agree that window management was probably the biggest sticking point for me. That being said - beyo
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by jmuguy 2y ago
I've been making scented candles. Its easy enough to get started but there's enough complexity to it to keep things interesting. If I didn't need money I'd just do that all the time and build it into a small business (
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Appreciate yall being active in here but this doesn't really answer the question. Neon looks really interesting to us, we're currently paying Heroku for a standard-5 postgres plan at $1400/month. But that's mostly for
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by jmuguy 3y ago
I'm speaking from the experience of being married to a teacher at a very large highschool in a medium sized city here in the US. In all the years of her talking to me about her work I don't think she's ever mentioned her uni
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by jmuguy 3y ago
More people need to be encouraged to become teachers - full stop. Its a valid concern that there are some teachers that are not good, and would be weeded out by performance based metrics. However - everyone else at the school knows who the
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Well - where are you looking at the translated version? Because the version at the link you provided is in english.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
I am really interested in the content of this post, and I assume other posts from the author. But his writing style is extremely long winded. For instance, this is somehow only two sentences. It is a fee, ultimately paid by the card-ac
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by jmuguy 3y ago
This depends on what level you consider HA and horizontal scaling to be required. I could make the same argument, based on my personal experience, that postgis ought to be included out of the box. Of course, I'll assume most people
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Need more proof than "pretty sure they were private" and "heard from a number of people".
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Yes - but you had to disclose it very prominently in the listing.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
They can't be wrong in the way that LLMs can be, which is the exact reason that using them for this comparison falls apart - but yes if we're splitting hairs they can be wrong in the same way that javascript is wrong when you ask
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by jmuguy 3y ago
That's an over simplification. If students are using chatgpt to generate code that they themselves don't understand, and then submitting that whole cloth as their work, they're cheating - full stop. They're not using c
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Cheating has always been a problem. Maybe some of these bootcamp students will skate by, I'm sure some will even land jobs, but they'll get weeded out eventually. In the end they're just hurting themselves. I don't kn
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Not knowing anything about this my first thought was what the hell did they spend that investment on to justify it in the first place? Were they just in a user acquisition war with draft kings and spending a ton on ads?
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by jmuguy 3y ago
I like the idea presented it the post in theory but it seems basically impossible if you want to play anything modern. Driver updates, day one patches, etc etc. However, since I literally only use my Windows system for gaming I don't
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by jmuguy 3y ago
Are you actually looking for advice or hoping we will validate your feelings about wanting to go out on your own? Because there’s not enough detail here to actually offer any actionable advice.
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by jmuguy 3y ago
If you're attending public school for the most part - no, you'll be assigned to a school. There are a lot of exceptions though, merit based schools you can elect to attend, lottery based systems. And of course your parents are f
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by jmuguy 3y ago
We use Rails with some sprinkles of VueJS but we're a team of two and haven't had to hire in a while. Although when we did hire last (a few years ago) it wasn't really a problem finding people. I would and do use it for new

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