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by jorams 2y ago
0.04% is a few times higher than I'd expect it to be, but if it were actually that bad I'd expect some form of previous report about it to be findable on the internet. I did some searching but couldn't find anything. It wou
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by jorams 2y ago
Note that training is not even relevant here. Downloading copyrighted content you don't have the right to download is illegal. Distributing content you don't have the right to distribute is illegal. Meta did both. They did so kn
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by jorams 2y ago
> this is a safe space for me to say unpopular things and not get labeled as a conservative The first one is confusing. The US is a very conservative country. It just elected a very conservative president. Statistically like 40% of voter
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by jorams 2y ago
The article describes the "hunters" as more focused, so I am fairly certain that statement refers to the "hunters" instead of the "busybodies".
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by jorams 2y ago
> Isn't payment processing just single digit percents? It is usually a fixed component + a single digit percentage. For larger payments the fixed component becomes largely irrelevant. For small payments it can eat up most of the mon
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by jorams 2y ago
> on his english channel That there's no separation anymore. YouTube added support for multiple audio tracks and since then everything goes to one channel again. The channels in other languages even redirect to the main channel.
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by jorams 2y ago
> I was hoping for a list of shortest travel times between stations in Europe, as more of a thought/data experiment. Or put another way; which two train stations in Europe have the least distance between them? That would not be very
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by jorams 2y ago
One rule that may be good, depending on how much of the mailing list email you receive is promotional, is to match "A header called List-Unsubscribe exists" and move that to Promotional. Then you could put any exceptions that it c
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by jorams 2y ago
Your comment is confusing because you start this one saying your inbox is full of spam, but respond to a suggestion to mark it as spam by saying it's not actually spam. If something is not spam but you want it out of your inbox there&#
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by jorams 2y ago
The court order is at [1]. On page 41 and 42 it orders WP Engine's access to wordpress.org services to be reinstated to what it was on September 20, including all that entails. Thus he is now legally compelled to provide the wordpress.
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by jorams 2y ago
I'm confused why this statement stood out to you. Isn't that exactly what the court ordered? WP Engine could no longer be denied access to wordpress.org services, and thus he is now legally compelled to provide them with the servi
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by jorams 2y ago
They're also still available from Vultr. I just checked the wayback machine and the only thing that seems to have changed since their introduction in ~2017 is that the included SSD was reduced from 20GB to 10GB in early 2019.
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by jorams 2y ago
I don't know if you missed the news but the board removed him and he retired[1] about a week before this tweet. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42296067
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by jorams 2y ago
It's been a few months since I saw the video, but from what I remember all of her expectations should have been realistic when taking into account the price of the experience. This was an extremely expensive experience, and she was c
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by jorams 2y ago
They do have a fair use policy on the 1GBit uplink. I know of one report[1] of someone using over 250TB per month getting an email telling them to reduce their traffic usage. The 10GBit uplink is something you need to explicitly request, an
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by jorams 2y ago
But overages from Hetzner are $1.05 per TB, which is significantly less than $6, so you can just get whichever instance you need and let it roll.
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by jorams 2y ago
This is a confused and frankly worthless article. It is malware made in Godot . It is not targeting users of Godot, it is not distributed through Godot-related channels, nothing got "hijacked" (except perhaps the infected systems
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by jorams 2y ago
I'm not sure what math you're basing this on, but it's far from correct. They include slightly less transfer in the instances, but their overage pricing is about 10% of DO and their instances are so much cheaper that you&#x27
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by jorams 2y ago
A comment on the OSM community thread notes, and I can confirm based on the map you linked, that it contains many POIs that used to exist but haven't for a while, which nevertheless have a date_refreshed from this year.
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by jorams 2y ago
This comes up rather often, and on the last significant post about it I saw on HN someone pointed out that the certification is kind of meaningless[1]. macOS poll(2) is not Unix-compliant, hasn't been since forever, yet every new versi
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by jorams 2y ago
The author didn't update all dependencies, they just tried running it on a newer version of Node itself. That is definitely a use case included when most people talk about an ecosystem compiling and running fine after several years.
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by jorams 2y ago
That does seem quite obviously better. Even when insisting on checking coordinates why use the coordinate system carried by the event that you have the least control over. Why not .pageX/.pageY, which can't trigger the failure c
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by jorams 2y ago
They're close to as cheap as they come for CDN bandwidth list prices without minimums, especially for CDNs with their level of global coverage. Competitors in this space in particular are often much more expensive, like Deno Deploy&#
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by jorams 2y ago
> I suspect that people operating Web sites have no idea how many legitimate users are blocked by CloudFlare. I sometimes wonder if all Cloudflare employees are on some kind of whitelist that makes them not realize the ridiculous false p
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by jorams 2y ago
The diff contains two (identical) changes that aren't just ripping out upgrade notices for the pro version: Two functions that stop callbacks from accessing $_POST now also stop them from accessing $_REQUEST, which also contains everyt
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by jorams 2y ago
The pro version of the plugin is a separate install, this just rips out the upgrade notices.
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by jorams 2y ago
> It's quite similar to how Fextralife embeds twitch streams to farm viewer counts. Fextralife notably stopped streaming almost a year ago after Twitch announced that embedded views would no longer be counted. The solution is in the
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by jorams 2y ago
That's correct, that's why the hourly billing makes it more complicated. If you don't use cloud storage the entire month you only pay for the time you do use it, and you only get included quota proportional to the amount you
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by jorams 2y ago
It's not explained very clearly and made more complicated by being charged hourly instead of monthly, but essentially there's a minimum charge of €5 per month, which includes 1TB of storage and about 1TB of bandwidth.
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by jorams 2y ago
Their VPS hosts have a 10GBit uplink, but they offer no bandwidth guarantees per VPS and state you can expect 300-500MBit/s[1]. Their dedicated servers have a 1GBit uplink with guaranteed 1Gbit/s bandwidth. [1]: https:/&#x2F

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