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by khurs 3mo ago
and keep paying, and paying, and paying... forever. I worked for a startup who decided on AzureSQL, the costs means they were reluctant to have too many environments and ones of the same size, and the cpu/memory was below what they wou
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by khurs 3mo ago
WARNING NSFW: Bluelight is a recreational drugs forum, so you may otherwise want to click on it from work.
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by khurs 3mo ago
Might be good to bring each sites Favicon in, will add some colour and differentiation to the lists.
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by khurs 3mo ago
Yes but they have signed up with Motorola so that is changing https://www.androidauthority.com/grapheneos-motorola-partner...
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by khurs 3mo ago
This may be a stupid question - but can't China just buy some airbus/boeing planes, take the engine apart and then manufacture each part as is?
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by khurs 3mo ago
Android users need to switch to Graphene. Someone needs to create a Linux based mobile OS foundation - Google's domination is contrary to many large companies interests, and if Meta and many other such companies were approached, they m
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by khurs 3mo ago
Cool! I used gin once on a company project.
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by khurs 3mo ago
Tech Giants don't lose it as such, the owners of the shares do. Many of them ordinary people caught up in it - as the big boys pump it up, employ people to post on message boards online to hype it up and then get out first with the pro
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by khurs 3mo ago
Feedback - On your website consider adding a QuickStart for Docker Desktop too. As you are pitching this at the less technical? and many of them won't use command line but will be using the GUI. And also, maybe spend a few dollars on
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by khurs 3mo ago
I think open source foundations should run marketing courses for open source developers as whilst some 'geeks' are great entrepreneurs, many are not entrepreneurial. You see some Github accounts with 'sponsors needed'&#x
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by khurs 3mo ago
Along with small Indies as stated, a lot of the ad market is controlled by large agencies like WPP. State departments are also one of the biggest spenders (some say that's how the 'deep-state' maintain control of the media...
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by khurs 3mo ago
>Meta's survival is fascinating to me Their ad revenue is $243.46 billion annual, so not sure why you mention survival. If a company making money spends that money internally on projects that is ok, it's when they borrow money
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by khurs 3mo ago
>I'm really looking forward to the next generation of languages. me too!
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by khurs 3mo ago
I thought google pay Mozilla so they don't set the default search engine to something else (they same way Google pay Apple for Safari) and so Google continues to dominate and makes money of ads.
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by khurs 3mo ago
There will be an Accessibility options? hear a phrase and repeat it or similar
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by khurs 3mo ago
I'm also now seeing a 'scan this QR code' captcha when using Archive.org links. Can't be bothered... so instead using the accessibility option of listening to a phrase instead.
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by khurs 3mo ago
That doesn't show for me unless I click the link. How does it work?
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by khurs 3mo ago
Like all things, there can be positive use cases. For example, a musician would probably rather have the audience wearing recording glasses and actually watching then recording on phone and watching the phone screen. The 'creepy pick u
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by khurs 3mo ago
Great site!
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by khurs 3mo ago
cool it with the false claims of antisemitism...
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by khurs 3mo ago
Banks lend against homes as the state guarantees the housing market is too big to fail and will bail them out. Banks often lend at low LTV ratios because the prices are inflated so people on normal salaries can't actually afford to put
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by khurs 3mo ago
Big Pharama = Big Budgets. So targeting them with a tailored product is understandable.
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by khurs 3mo ago
Andreessen Horowitz - $51.65m... are they the Goldman Sachs (Vampire Squid) of the Tech world? The first thing you need to know about Goldman Sachs is that it’s everywhere. The world’s most powerful investment bank is a great vampire squid
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by khurs 3mo ago
A UK party rising up the charts is caught up in a scandal - crypto guy gave the party leader (personally) £5m which he failed to declare and he started the party a few days later indicating he was paid to start the party. It came out when
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by khurs 3mo ago
>I am going all the way. The developer experience around MSSQL is untouchable. SSMS and VS with sql projects runs circles around contemporary entity framework crap. Sprinkle in 3rd party tools from vendors like RedGate and you can replac
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by khurs 3mo ago
Postgresql is the better product, but doesn't have the horizontal scaling of MySQL/Maria though, so if you want an easy to setup cluster MySQL for high volume online retail store or similar has a use case still.
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by khurs 3mo ago
What's the best alternative for the more privacy/safety paranoid? Run your own? There are lots of guide online of getting a cheap VPS and installing Wireguard on it.
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by khurs 3mo ago
Two most recent companies: The first was using SQL Server alongside CouchDB, an older company. CRUD Data into SQL, documents into Couch. (used separately, document Url in Couch stored in SQL and brought in by front end) The second, startup
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by khurs 3mo ago
>Large decentralized infrastructure like the internet, DNS, email, and the web was largely built by VC-backed companies. The poor need the rich to start a company as banks are prevented (by the rich) from lending to them. The rich like V
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by khurs 3mo ago
"As the datasets become bigger and bigger," I think the better way is to use Postgresql for new data and routinely archive off older data to data warehouse type database, to keep the Postgres one small. (Many companies also now us

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