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by lstamour 6y ago
So there’s an argument that the future deployment model is actually Kubernetes Operators, which means you could have test code that deploys and sets up AWS APIs... thus if your code responds to the trigger, it’s up to another bit of code to
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by lstamour 6y ago
Unless I’be misunderstood, every knock against serverless above has actually been a knock against the complexity of having tiny, de-coupled cloud native services and how difficult it can be to mock... to which the answer is often “don’t moc
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by lstamour 6y ago
Also https://www.rd.com/article/what-its-like-notify-nobel-prize-...
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by lstamour 6y ago
They could have contributed to Firefox... more than just monetarily, I mean. They used their dominant position in search etc to push Chrome out to the masses... They had, in fact, previously pushed Firefox. I remember cheering at this point
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by lstamour 6y ago
In Amazon’s defence, the item sold should have been packaged better by the original seller. A number of my recent Amazon purchases have arrived in original boxes/packaging. And Amazon in Canada does not stock or sell food items at comp
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by lstamour 6y ago
I think you’ve misunderstood my points in your second paragraph. I’m only suggesting a captive audience as in “those browsing to buy on Apple.com what is compatible with their iPhone/iPad/Mac/etc.” And the exact opposite infe
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by lstamour 6y ago
I thought it was an appropriate description. I did not read any “menace” or “treachery” into the use of the word “quiet”. The rest of the article mentions that new headphones are on the way according to rumour, that only Logitech’s headphon
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by lstamour 6y ago
Actually it isn’t but I’m not finding the article I’d previously read on the topic. Personally I think it comes down to both the charging profiles the switch will accept are limited, such that some chargers don’t work with the switch - each
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by lstamour 6y ago
This isn’t a new problem. Before every phone had a speakerphone option, it was easy to put down the handset of your landline phone while waiting on hold and just check in every once in awhile. Same is true of online chat-based support. Also
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by lstamour 6y ago
The Verge backed it up in their article. It’s unclear who’s in the (virtual?) courtroom or how they sourced this info, but it kind of makes sense. Courts aren’t well-known for publishing courtroom activities in real-time and online (Zoom) t
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by lstamour 6y ago
That’s great if it works. I’ve yet to see a tool give me the same diagram layout I as a human can work out in roughly 20 minutes of trial and error. Not to say tools with auto layout aren’t helpful, but most of the diagram DSLs I’ve used ha
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by lstamour 6y ago
Lexical nesting? While I agree with the statement you’re making — that reading code requires you to understand more about what the code means, in that context/runtime, I also think the example you’re picking apart reminds me of the dan
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by lstamour 6y ago
Oh. In Canada it’s only 50 years. Well, I guess we’ll have to wait until 2024 then. Unless maybe it was published locally in one of those countries like Canada with a shorter term.... but that seems doubtful given the limited availability i
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by lstamour 6y ago
This isn’t the first time I’ve heard of this book, but I am absolutely shocked that nobody has posted it online in any of the usual places given its Wikipedia entry. I had hoped that External Links would point me to a copy. Apparently, acco
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by lstamour 6y ago
I would think that Amazon with Look Inside The Book and Kindle eBooks has enough data to do this, if anyone can?
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by lstamour 6y ago
The "discussion paper" cites https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3680348 which in turn uses the vague "VSL" cited as DOT's $11 million per life. > Using standard assumptions
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by lstamour 6y ago
If I recall correctly, “Reader” apps and “TV” apps have different rules available to them, video games and in-game purchases are not eligible under those rules...
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by lstamour 6y ago
I imagine the problem is not all apps support older iOS versions... at least, I had this issue when I was trying to use an older iPhone as a backup day to day and found that half the apps I liked weren’t available at the time. Usually you’l
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by lstamour 6y ago
This is mentioned in the article, yes. It is likely to preserve backwards compatibility with pre-existing email addresses from before the switch to Gmail.
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by lstamour 6y ago
Generally speaking, C# relies on either third-party implementations like http://www.omnisharp.net or Microsoft distributions, which on Windows is largely distributed via Visual Studio Downloads page, including the Tools for Visu
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by lstamour 6y ago
Rust doesn't have the stability yet that has been a bit of a double-edged sword for Go. And it's taken 5 years for Rust to get as far as it has. I'll be much more interested in using Rust in production when there's more
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by lstamour 6y ago
It's funny, if you'd asked me almost a decade ago which language would compete with Go, I would not have answered "JavaScript"! Yet, these days I find that's the trade-off: build something "quick" in TypeS
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by lstamour 6y ago
I think it's fair to say both statements are true: > Kubernetes was built on ideas that had been proven out at Google over the previous ten years with Borg. And Borg, itself, owed its existence to even earlier efforts at Google and
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by lstamour 6y ago
I don't think it's that bad. It's not entirely open source, no, it's proprietary software on top of open source. The same is true of Android phones running Google Services. I'll note the EULA for the hardware doesn&
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by lstamour 6y ago
I don’t think we’re disagreeing? :) An expiration date and username is a type of payment record?
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by lstamour 6y ago
Username and password doesn’t inherently have an HMAC+timestamp, so it has to be kept alongside payments. A certificate could be a one-time transaction, so the payment could be logged while the certificate is issued, the only worry after is
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by lstamour 6y ago
Last I checked, I think “DNS Security” (DoH) was shipped in Chrome, you can pick an alternative in Settings, I think. Such as, in this case, Google. Not sure if that changes the way this nxdomain check behaves, presumably Chrome trusts TLS
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by lstamour 6y ago
Well... there happens to be a way to disable that part of gatekeeper functionality if you want to. It’s just not a checkbox in settings, if I recall correctly it’s a terminal command that requires sudo. https://www.imore.com&#x2F
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by lstamour 6y ago
I’ve only watched the video, but to me this as much highlights how WebAssembly was designed to run in restricted browser sandboxes with CSP and other mitigations readily available, and that the uses of WebAssembly outside of such relatively
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by lstamour 6y ago
That would explain why I always see CF bot prompts when visiting a site for the first time or the hundredth time in Safari with a few layers of tracking protection and no third-party cookies. I prefer to answer captchas if that’s the price

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