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> They're doing this to force people to buy new hardware Forcing people to buy new hardware while there's a global chip shortage is going to be interesting.
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Hey uses Hotwire (which Stimulus is a part of) they do not use Stimulus Reflex.
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I guess the certificate id is the id value you speak of. It would be cool if the whole thing was signed by a government public key, then you could verify it offline.
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> Denmark reportedly has the lowest amount of corruption in the world if I am not mistaken Lowest _percepted_ corruption, which is quite a bit different than what you suggest, maybe us danes are just completely oblivious ;) Danes do have
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I've considered asking if any of my friends have an old Android so I could use StreetComplete, I hope we will one day see an iOS version.
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I have been looking for a more user-friendly setup for our company, we're currently using OpenVPN with Viscosity as a client. Tailscale was on the list for services to check, but if what you say is true, then I will look elsewhere.
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Have you tried using Moove? It's the same on-demand concept of Uber, but it's Dantaxi that are behind it with certified taxi drivers: https://moove.taxi
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> Most of the hashi stack just lost a node and chugged along at reduced redundancy. Amazon had released a version of their AWS Linux edition that rebooted randomly due to a kernel bug, and I was working on our staging cluster, but I didn
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The 503’s heard around the world
(varnish-cache.org)
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I am not sure if you know this but Strøm means current in danish, and it most often refers to electric current.
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Some filters I've seen are regex-matching the Sendgrid paths used for their link-tracking feature.
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You can get a 2 year trip to prison for contempt of court if you refuse to decrypt your devices for the court. > The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA), Part III, activated by ministerial order in October 2007,[20] requir
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It seems like there's something wrong with NickServ: > 15:56 -NickServ(NickServ@services.libera.chat)- Sending email failed, sorry! Registration aborted It's probably just busy with the influx of new people :-)
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We're 1.5 people to do ops works, but no one is full time on it, I'm the main responsible and I have someone that helps me when he's interested. We are 5 developers. Our whole platform is between 10-50 EC2 machines running a
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I think the first upgrade from docker-compose towards nomad is running nomad in a single-server setup (not recommended, but for the same reasons docker-compose on a single server is a bad idea if you want high-availability).
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We're running Nomad, it's doing one thing and one thing well, when we looked at Kubernetes and all the moving parts it comes with plus all the opioniated stacks people tend to run with it, it was a daunting learning experience, we
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They are dangerous for emergency services, here is a case where W3W showed a location many miles away: https://twitter.com/isleofmandan/status/1386455377949122561 Someone have also compiled a list of pairs that on
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Hi, Really interesting project, I couldn't find your podcast using pocketcasts.com, so I added it through their form here: https://www.pocketcasts.com/submit/ They mention a few errors in your feed: Problem 1: You
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You don't ban the tools, but you hold up dissidents that refuse to hand over their keys in prison as contempt of court, that is what happens in the UK at the moment: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_disclosure_law
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I have done the same, on my work laptop I specifically asked for it to come with US layout.
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They're afraid you might leave their "universe" and lose ad money.
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Awair Element: https://uk.getawair.com/home/element
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There's also Rsync.net: https://www.rsync.net/products/zfsintro.html
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> It absolutely boggles my mind, especially when you can attribute a "this is how much these users spend" amount to it (an ecom store, for instance). It also happens the other way around, they break it for odd-sized devices and
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I have an original iPhone SE and I very rarely hit this, mostly by more amateurish applications, but it is still very frustrating when it happens. For an example there's an application I use to put money on my washing card, and also bo
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I am you, except my go-to is Ruby.
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They are aware of it, I've contacted them multiple times about it, they just don't care.
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If the UK was not leaving the EU, the country may have chosen to follow this “common strategy” and move at the same pace as other members. However, it is not a legal requirement. https://fullfact.org/health/coronavirus-
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Oh nice! It works on the non-pro dream-machine as well.
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Only anecdotal, and no longer happening: The top menu on https://www.easyjet.com/en/ used to break if you disabled Google Analytics, the submenu just wouldn't appear.
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