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by jonatron 3y ago
I don't think http://django-vanilla-views.org/ ever really caught on, but it does show that ccbv.co.uk shouldn't have to exist. The DRF class tree is small enough to keep in your head once you've spent some t
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I find it hard to criticize DRF, but one thing that could be added to the documentation is how to deal with M2M. Last time I tried a few different ways of doing it, and only two of them worked, then I had to figure out which way is better.
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I remember having problems with Meraki Access Points where if you set the channel to auto, it'd choose a DFS channel, then within a day all of them would be on the same non-DFS channel. Manually setting each AP to different non-DFS cha
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by jonatron 3y ago
What if you have 10 brands, with 10 products each, and there's 10 marketplaces.
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You sell jastingo™ brand widgets, but you notice fakes are being sold on eBay, Amazon, AliExpress. You set up a scraper to search for jastingo widgets every day on every marketplace site, but you get blocked. So now you need an unblocker to
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To me it's surprising they didn't keep them for backup / resiliency. There's a lot of rats and mice in London, and they can and do chew through fibre.
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If curl-impersonate works, it's probably TLS fingerprinting.
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by jonatron 3y ago
I just use AWS EC2, load balancer, auto scaling groups. The user_data pulls and runs a docker image. To deploy I do an instance refresh which has no downtime. Obvious downside is more configuration than more managed services.
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by jonatron 3y ago
The AWS Enterprise Discount Program apparently requires $1M per year spend. 180TB is about $13k on AWS so presumably not enough to be interesting to them. Hopefully someone who works at AWS can share some info.
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FOSDEM 2024 Transcribed / Subtitled by Whisper(jonatron.github.io)
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FOSDEM 2024 Transcribed / Subtitled by Whisper(jonatron.github.io)
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FOSDEM 2024 Transcribed / Subtitled by Whisper(jonatron.github.io)
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In different locations?
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Reminder PinDuoDuo, of PDD Holdings like Temu is, hire android reverse engineers [1], and have been had their app removed because it contained malware[2]. Don't install the Temu app. [1] https://github.com/jonatron&#x2F
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Should this be [future video]?
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https://archive.is/vto2d
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I have a Tesco Clubcard (physical card) but not the Tesco app...
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The CMA (Competition and Markets Authority) are doing a review: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cma-sets-out-autumn-updat...
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I can't even get into my account, I registered with fake details, but they send a code to your phone number to log in online.
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by jonatron 3y ago
It makes sense given how expensive memory used to be. I also remember my grandparents TV having much better teletext than mine.
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I think in practice, TV's that had Fastext also had memory for pages. I couldn't find much info so for any people searching in the future: search FLOF in https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_i_ets/300700_300
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by jonatron 3y ago
Fastext? https://twitter.com/grim_fandango/status/857683620831604736?...
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by jonatron 3y ago
Sauce-able is only one attribute, and bronze-die vs not is only one variable. I liked Alex's tier list in this video: https://youtu.be/v_XMTvAgpEw?si=X2QoNVbn3cl094fm Bronze die would make more of a difference for carb
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by jonatron 3y ago
The idea of amplifying the footsteps wav file is from early counter strike
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Even now, just by observing the use of systems at the Post Office, you can tell it's still a bad system. You can see the staff constantly mashing a button on their non-standard keyboard.
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I hadn't really thought about it much, but googling it looks like there's a discount programme for a committed spend of around $1M/year. For a small company, that's a lot of money, and it was an unusually large amount of
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by jonatron 3y ago
https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/ > 51.3. You may not use Amazon Lightsail in a manner intended to avoid incurring data fees from other Services (e.g., proxying network traffic from Services to the public intern
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by jonatron 3y ago
If you're a heavy bandwidth user it's worth looking at Leaseweb, PhoenixNAP, Hetzner, OVH, and others who have ridiculously cheaper bandwidth pricing. I remember a bizarre situation where the AWS sales guys wouldn't budge on
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Their other brand is Green Chef

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