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by merb 10mo ago
sadly I hoped they add: > Off-site replication of guests for manual recovery in case of datacenter failure. which would've been an actual killer feature
62.
by merb 10mo ago
I don’t think that http/3 is easier to implement than http/1.1 especially since h3 is stateful where http/1.1 is not. Especially not when everything should be working correctly and securely because the spec does not always te
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by merb 11mo ago
As far as I know <b> and <i> is not deprecated at all. It’s just not recommended for 95% of the use cases.
64.
by merb 11mo ago
You are joking, right? Writing c with llm‘s… what can go wrong?!
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by merb 11mo ago
ingress-nginx is older than 5-7 years tough. In that time frame you would’ve needed to update your Linux system, which gets hairy most often as well. The sad thing is just that the replacement is just not there and gateway api has a lot of
66.
by merb 11mo ago
Uf that also means that the business api is affected? to pull invoices and stuff. https://developer-docs.amazon.com/amazon-business/docs/downl... not sure if that will be paid as well
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by merb 11mo ago
Gcp still can’t change our street address because of the d-u-n-s validation (of course d-u-n-s actually uses our new address… and all other vendors are fine with it). How bad must their service be that they can’t change a fucking address. O
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by merb 11mo ago
I don’t think the language is unprofessional, it’s direct and it states his opinion. The one demanding it is the maintainer of keepassxc it would’ve been better to just close the issue that this is a Debian only problem and he should instal
69.
by merb 1y ago
Just reading the blog post makes me wonder if they really saved 500k. How long did it take them to build the solution, how many people built it, how much does the new service cost while it’s running? How many ops ours does the new service n
70.
by merb 1y ago
Some hyperscalers even have services for that. Which even makes it possible to have cross cluster ingress. And other things. And it makes it possible to have multiple cluster ingress different regions that somewhat work together.
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Ask HN: How can we force a gcloud billing support ticket to be escalted
2 points by merb 1y ago|0 comments
72.
by merb 1y ago
Most camping places in France/spain that do have cee or type e/f might limit to 6a/10a. Fyi. It’s mostly to limit power draw since you pay a flat fee.
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by merb 1y ago
California is basically the Camping variant of the earlier t3 and nowadays multivan (t7). It has a big history and used different frames (t4-t5) in the past. But it’s not a us thing. The first version was really close to a us only Model to
74.
by merb 1y ago
The vocoder extension does not contain any affected packages, it‘s just misleading
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by merb 1y ago
I do not like these coverages. They always write about VSCode Extension which has basically nothing todo with the bug. It only did run affected programs of course but it's so stupid to even talk about vscode in that case. if you used t
76.
by merb 1y ago
most of the time the "far more complex setup" is mostly easier than the reimplementation of kubernetes with ansible.
77.
by merb 1y ago
many ppl also understimate how complex it is to satisfy uptime requirements, how to scale out local infrastructure when storage > 10/50/100tb (yeah a single disk can handle that, but what about bit rot, raid stuff, etc) is invo
78.
by merb 1y ago
how can you build your containers in parallel? over multiple machines? I'm not sure that a sh script can do that with github
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by merb 1y ago
> Also, note that once everyone is "forced" to switch to automation, many will be doing it wrong just the same tbf I think that is fine, overall the outcome after a while is still better than the current system. of course our i
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by merb 1y ago
btw. you can use a different dns server than you're main dns server which exposes the api, via cname redirects/ns records. https://letsencrypt.org/docs/challenge-types/#dns-01-challen... > Since Let’s
81.
by merb 1y ago
That is only true if you not use their cdns
82.
by merb 1y ago
That is the most bullshit thing I’ve read in a while. Send data to manticore via logstash does not make you an elasticsearch replacement. And a lot of elasticsearch use cases are not using kibana. (Logstash can basically ingest and output t
83.
by merb 1y ago
Yeah concurrency is not parallelism. https://go.dev/blog/waza-talk
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by merb 1y ago
Tbf most os‘s including windows install extremely fast. It’s the shit show you need to do after the installation that is annoying. Even starting edge after you did the worlds slowest after installation wizard. You need to fucking await it’s
85.
by merb 1y ago
Wouldn’t it be better nowadays to listen to the Wal. With a temporary replication slot and a publication just for this table and the id column?
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by merb 1y ago
The biggest problem is that discord has no way to authorize these platforms without the user giving them credentials. It’s really stupid because it would be so easy to fix.
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by merb 1y ago
Google guava is more like lodash than like leftpad
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by merb 1y ago
Tbf if you look at all the printer drivers out there. You know why they dropped it. PPD is also not a good standard. I mean it would not be too bad, but what printer developers do to make their shitty printers work… (like adding binary comm
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by merb 1y ago
If they wanted to improve the situation they would’ve needed to ship an apfs driver and a Linux kernel. Sadly they didn’t.
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by merb 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/1172/ I mean yeah, some things are awkward. But well some people rely on things. And I mean it’s still possible to make the new behavior the default and add a switch to not have the metadata

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