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by niffydroid 6y ago
I cannot remember where I saw it a few days ago. They basically just use an emulator and a fake floppy disk, just like people could play cd's over a cassette player. I assume they don't have to go through certification for the loa
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by niffydroid 6y ago
Ugh I follow a dutch guy (Master Milo) if he doesn't do the subs then one of his followers will. When watching on a tv or phone I rely on these subtitles as there is no option to auto translate the auto generated subtitles. This will
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by niffydroid 6y ago
I can understand this. Portsmouth at home is pretty loud and vocal. After watching Pompey fail in the play offs, it might have helped, but then again that's probably because Kenny Jacket football style is horrible. #JacketOut
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by niffydroid 6y ago
Github is probably still more reliable than Bitbucket, that has weekly disruptions (small but you do get a performance impact)
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by niffydroid 6y ago
Aerospace is taking a massive hit, in the UK we've seen redundancies and are seeing more today.
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by niffydroid 6y ago
I would suspect they'd keep the core money transactions in the existing DBs, but use mongo for less important things like sending junk mail, customer support sessions.
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by niffydroid 6y ago
We found mongo expensive for documents. We had simple documents basically saying X sent email Y to Z. The mongo db was cloud hosted and was over 500gb and costing nearly 3k. Moved them into S3 with a simple SQL dB to look up reference IDs.
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by niffydroid 6y ago
Thankfully our uptime services spotted this earlier in the week. I'm terrible with certs, so no idea why a cert we brought this year is even using this root ca. To be honest, things like let's encrypt or cloud services which manag
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by niffydroid 6y ago
Yes, it's our main DB. I still like it quite a lot, we use Mongoose as ODM, it makes adding new stuff so much easier without having to do things like alter table etc. But for our big data stuff we use BigQuery, simple because of cost.
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by niffydroid 6y ago
We use AWS SQS and Rabbit. At our scale, SQS is easy peasy and we can wrapper it to make http calls instead of using SQS, as we're using AWS Beanstalk workers. SQS is generally quicker to get up and running with and we can have metrics
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by niffydroid 6y ago
These are some very good points. I'm glad the Nightingale hospitals were not used, as they were set up if we had to scale response massively. But I think we really need to look at the deaths and where they occurred. I have a feeling in
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by niffydroid 7y ago
I think airbus 350 needs a reboot as well
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by niffydroid 7y ago
This will be good for the low end phones. My partner mother had an lg with 8gb of storage, it came bundled with all sorts of nonsense, 2 calculators, 2 alarms, some office suite. It made installing things like whatsapp or Facebook hard beca