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601.
by merb 5y ago
well isn't most money these internet companies do, put into offshore markets, so neither positive for the us and the eu?
602.
by merb 5y ago
> The car companies are publicly traded well kinda. bmw basically is owned to 46% by two people and they control it. vw the same, most voting stock is in the hands Porsche Automobil Holding SE, basically owned by wolfang porsche, his anc
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by merb 5y ago
well the thing is, I flew with ryanair multiple times and never had problems. well I had, but basically I was too stupid and made a small mistake inside my name and it costed me like 10€ for the call! (yeah they take like 2€ per minute for
604.
by merb 5y ago
well made in germany, was a pretty strong label
605.
by merb 5y ago
you know iframe's can be sandboxed (still not the default tough)
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by merb 5y ago
well I also would not use nomad, because they claim it's so much more easier than k8s, when there is k3s... and k8s has so much less niche factor. however vault and terraform are insane products. you should definitly check them out.
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by merb 5y ago
well we cached the final docker images ;-) unfortunatly if you need to add another dependency for our build image were done. (well we could pull the old one and add the dependency and repush this image) also there are cache misses :-(
608.
by merb 5y ago
it's not just ubuntu, it's basically all of them. basically my debian docker build failed because of that.
609.
by merb 5y ago
Fixed them for you: 1. http://www.5z8.info/freeporn_m9o0wv_nic_cage_naked 2. http://www.5z8.info/manhunter_n7f2qq_double-your-wang 3. http://www.5z8.info/bombbuilding_x7j5jc_boobs
610.
by merb 5y ago
yeah that's why I said just kidding. basically you would need to host your sha hashes somewhere else, which is probably a little bit wierd. also sub resource integrity, only works with sub resources ;-) (and I think sub resource integr
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by merb 5y ago
well there would be DANE, but that will only solve encryption and not authorization (in the sense of google.com is really run by google inc.)
612.
by merb 5y ago
you can publish a sha256 hash for every site/resource. (just kidding of course)
613.
by merb 5y ago
if that is the case you should have enough manpower to make use of basebackups+wal-e/wal-g and than once your up, flipping it over to logical. of course it is not as easy as having vitess, but vitess was not built in a day.
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by merb 5y ago
> but its still requires hand holding, and to my knowledge there is no way to "throttle" the migration like you can with GH-OST eh? you only do a basebackup and than you can begin the logical replication. at some point you than
615.
by merb 5y ago
well most often hba's and raid controllers are another thing which increases latency and makes maintenances costs go up quite a bit (more stuff to update) and also it's another part that can break. that's why it's not re
616.
by merb 5y ago
not a funny night for people working there.
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by merb 5y ago
yeah, basically. a lot of people do not know, but async/await does have NOTHING do to with threads or processes. you can use threads with async/await, but you do not. async/await basically means you are running your "gre
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by merb 5y ago
well the thing is he confuses processes with threads. apache2-prefork used/uses processes and not threads.
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by merb 5y ago
> implementation bugs. Source: have worked on a client-side implementation well because the hard part is the client-side. caching is a client-side only thing with http, keep-alive is a thing that a server pushes to a client, the same wit
620.
by merb 5y ago
> In my case it started swelling, so I figured I'd better change it before it burns down my house or something. > I rarely use it on battery my problem aswell, sadly we didn't fix it and let it swell, so it killed the touchp
621.
by merb 5y ago
yeah on my machine the battery blew up, we fixed it in the end, but we still ordered the 2019, because if a self repair would've gone wrong, I could've gone into holidays ;-) (another factor was, that I was running out of storage)
622.
by merb 5y ago
uf, this page definitly says that I'm not the target audience anymore. the 2019 16" model was probably my last one (the build quality, etc. is so much worse), besides that i loved the 2013 15" late model.
623.
by merb 5y ago
well there are tons of online repl's or online ide's that came way before replit. cloud9/eclipse che and than there is this list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_online_source_co... and this:
624.
by merb 5y ago
this is a stupid question. because else you would need to compare how much it would cost you to pay for visiting the site your going to and than calculating the energy costs of the transactions involved.
625.
by merb 5y ago
the whole thing is not about relicensing in the github discussion. it's about if the commerical identityserver should still be included as a default template.
626.
by merb 5y ago
why do people putting their vmware vcenter onto the internet?
627.
by merb 5y ago
btw. this could also be interesting for spa applications that do not use node.js on the backend. I wonder when there will be code examples. I would really want to look more into spidermonkey+js in wasm and trying to get spa output.
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by merb 5y ago
yeah but stuff like that is hard and not solved with compose, you can update your compose but that would result in downtime, so you can either do a/b (blue/green) deploys or you somehow reload the content inside the container?! ev
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by merb 5y ago
well I asked, because everybody answered either with the following: > we do not care about no downtime or stateless nodes and a lb in front and b: > backup with the standard tooling or stateless nodes so basically they just use it mos
630.
by merb 5y ago
well I'm asking because I have a docker-compose file and I use kustomize+kompose on it, because volume backup is a thing and the file comes from an upstream vendor and we can actually miss a few minutes/hours/days of uptime,

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