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by nijave 2y ago
Unless you're on hold >1 hour since they have no one staffing the call center. Even worse when their crappy VOIP software insta hangs up when you're up in the queue and you get kicked to the back to wait longer.
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by nijave 2y ago
There is additional incentive here. Companies that make it hard to unsubscribe risk being reported as spam which impacts their deliverability. It's in company's best interest to allow a straight forward opt out or risk getting blo
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by nijave 2y ago
Presumably seconds since I'm not sure what else would make sense here. It'd also be helpful if the y axis had consistent scale between each graph and horizontal lines are set y axis intervals Seems zfs is quite a bit faster than u
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by nijave 2y ago
Couldn't you just boot the Linux kernel directly and launch a generic app as pid 1 instead of a full blown init system with a bunch of daemons? That's basically what you're getting with Docker containers and a shared kernel.
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by nijave 2y ago
The limitation isn't the Java version, it's the way the MC code was architected. Iirc part of original Minecraft's performance limitations were high object create/destroy rate leading to lots of garbage collection. With
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by nijave 2y ago
I think it's more useful to think in context of vertical integration. Mobile phone software is very tightly vertically integrated such that a single company can control components that historically other companies were able to compete
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by nijave 2y ago
>allowing any third-party app stores Couldn't you reword that as allowing unsigned and self signed software to be installed? You can push your own apps to your iOS device but iirc Apple artificially limits the number of self signed
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by nijave 2y ago
Is a web browser still a web browser if you remove the rendering engine? I would say not.
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by nijave 2y ago
That's not quite a fair comparison. The issue isn't Google v Apple--it's Google/Apple creating vertically integrated software platforms where they have a monopoly on App Stores. Imo this is more similar to John Deere cre
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by nijave 2y ago
I have a hard time being sympathetic for Matt given what I've read so far. The C&D WPR sent shows plenty of quotes about Matt threatening to talk poorly about WPE unless they pay up. If WPE is abusing WordPress infrastructure then
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by nijave 2y ago
It is if they get mad you sent a cease and desist.
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by nijave 2y ago
Some flights have a free tier of wifi that allows messaging apps. Google Voice and Google Hangouts usually work on those so wouldn't be surprised if some other Google services make it through.
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by nijave 2y ago
Pixel 7 stock OS root passes CTS Basic with Magisk/Zygisk and Play Integrity Fix (usually) I'd also check out xda developers forums and see which phones are popular on there.
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by nijave 2y ago
Swapping backend is huge when you consider it makes it fairly easy to run a local setup. One other nice thing about OTEL is the standardization. I can plugin 3rd party components and they'll seamlessly integrate with 1st party. For ins
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by nijave 2y ago
I haven't had too much issues extending Datadog--quite a bit of the client side stuff is open source. Main issue is cost management
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by nijave 2y ago
Outside of courses, a college's alumni network is also pretty powerful. Four year colleges tend to have a pretty robust network where alumnis will advocate for their schools and come back to do recruiting including working with profess
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by nijave 2y ago
I think it's a little simpler than Vagrant (iirc you can do everything from the command line versus a Vagrantfile)
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by nijave 2y ago
They're also 1st party and come with whatever bias the company wants to inject (less useful if you prefer searching through 3rd parties)
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by nijave 2y ago
Vagrant also supports cloud init. Multipass is only packaged as a snap which is a bit inconvenient on certain platforms (coworker didn't want to mess with it on their Arch system)
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by nijave 2y ago
Hot take: lots of widely popular open source software only exists because mega corps developed and released it. Reference: most software in the Apache Foundation and huge portion of the container ecosystem.
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by nijave 2y ago
Imo "substantial set of features" is pretty ambiguous. If you're using search software, then you have a search use case in your product. At what point does your product cross the threshold into a competitor? It seems risky to
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by nijave 2y ago
Security is a basic non functional requirement for all software.
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by nijave 2y ago
From previous threads, my understanding is Elastic is a pretty arduous enterprise sales process which turned a lot of small/mid customers away. High vendor management overhead is a huge pain for smaller companies that don't have r
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by nijave 2y ago
Beauracracy as the active ingredient https://slatestarcodex.com/2018/08/30/bureaucracy-as-active-...
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by nijave 2y ago
Not sure why but I've had lots of issues with worse performance (lagging/stuttering) on Fedora (I think kernel 6.10) with a Vega 64. Every year or so I'll give it a try and it just won't work well and I give up again.
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by nijave 2y ago
MySQL/Perconna/MariaDB has a pretty community with three different, large entities supporting it. At least there's some redundancy if one decides to change course Postgres also has some separate large entities supporting it b
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by nijave 2y ago
In this case, they cancelled a product (core) and replaced it with a different product that has an additional new license (enterprise edition with a free tier) So not just a license change
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by nijave 2y ago
$10M ARR doesn't mean anything. You could still be a tiny company with terrible financials by selling your product at a loss (a startup) It's just an arbitrary number
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by nijave 2y ago
I remember an article--I think from Gitlab--about random latency and out of order packet issues they were seeing on GCP. Turns out it only happened under a certain amount of load since GCP's routing algorithm uses a different network i
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by nijave 2y ago
I've seen partitions in Postgres clusters where a node gets overloaded to the point it's not responding to health checks and the cluster management software performs a failover. Since the previous master can't be reached but

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