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by nijave 3y ago
>We've also introduced technology to allow client apps to stay running should the compositor crash and restart Sweet this is one of the reasons I gave up on KDE 5 I tried a couple months ago. Some combination of KVM and amdgpu was c
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by nijave 3y ago
I kind of get the vibe there's some small town politics and someone complained to the game warden about this guy so they set out to catch him doing something illegal.
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by nijave 3y ago
Span Metrics Processor is replaced with the very similar Span Metrics Connector which is still supported
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by nijave 3y ago
Yeah it's pretty nice feature wise but surprisingly expensive given all it really does is run API calls in a loop and export to S3
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by nijave 3y ago
>Adding a network boundary in production just to serve some code organization purpose during development seems completely unnecessary to me. That's a pretty common approach. Service oriented architecture isn't necessarily &quot
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by nijave 3y ago
I think it's gotten a little better but is still a mess. I think the biggest issue is dynamic languages tend to support a bunch of different OS and architectures but these all have different tool chains. Nodejs, as far as I know, ships
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by nijave 3y ago
Cloud providers are making a killing on their ability to spin these types of teams up
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by nijave 3y ago
I've found it works better when you "build up" to Scrum by incrementally adding processes when you identify issues and relaxing the process if things are working well. Adding a bunch of processes because you want to add proce
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by nijave 3y ago
You don't need it but you can also explode your repo, test, and build complexity when it'd be easier to keep them isolated. For instance, you might not want to require all develops have a C tool chain installed with certain librar
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by nijave 3y ago
In addition, they risk introducing new problems they already solved with their current setup
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by nijave 3y ago
Microservices can help with performance by splitting off performance critical pieces and allowing you to rewrite in a different stack or language (Rust or go instead of Ruby or Python) But yeah, they also tend to explode complexity
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by nijave 3y ago
Imo the current continuous update while letting customers beta test new updates starts to fall apart as the cost of the hardware increases. Bricking am expensive smart phone is infuriating, but bricking an expensive household appliance or e
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by nijave 3y ago
Does Mastodon have an features to transition domain names? It seems it's be useful to have a configurable backup that the system pushes out that can also be used if the primary is unavailable. Ideally with a way to inform federated sys
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by nijave 3y ago
Seems like it’d be fairly difficult in practice to change time on a host such that you can use an expired certificate without breaking a bunch of other stuff
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by nijave 3y ago
Yes
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by nijave 3y ago
Yeah, a lot of these also have Github and ticket tracker (Jira, etc) integration so they'll also pull in context from those, too Most of the stuff I work on uses merge commits on Github so you can just click the PR # in the merge commi
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by nijave 3y ago
I guess the docs call it "beta" so maybe that's more accurate. Last I looked a couple months ago there's still a fair bit of corruption issues cropping up
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by nijave 3y ago
Fingers crossed these types of changes will lower reliance on IP rep
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by nijave 3y ago
Somewhere between viruses/botnets abusing SMTP and discovering they could charge 10x more for a "business" plan
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by nijave 3y ago
I've used postfix+dovecot for a while and it's fairly easy. Main issue is you need a static IP (not on a consumer/residential subnet) with reputation. To be safe, you really need a /24 subnet since some blacklists will l
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by nijave 3y ago
Also git is not good with binary and sort of bolts on git-lfs as a workaround
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by nijave 3y ago
>borgbackup is still unable to back up to the same repo from multiple hosts at the same time, Basically still an issue. The machine takes an exclusive lock and it also adds override since each machine has to update it's local data c
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by nijave 3y ago
You could always release and license under BUSL or AGPL or some other business non friendly and relicense if you got the job.
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by nijave 3y ago
>it should be possible to implement functions that can be called in both sync and async contexts You still have concurrency or interleaved execution to contend with but that could be represented more explicitly since it's not unique
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by nijave 3y ago
In the U.S. I run into issues most commonly with businesses. Consumer ISPs and mobile operators all seem to have IPv6. Hosting providers (and recently cloud providers...) all have dual stack or v6 only. However I don't think I've
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by nijave 3y ago
169.254 is IPv4 link local range like IPv6 fe80 Windows will try to auto configure with a 169.254 link local if DHCP is unavailable. Not sure if anyone is actually using them for LAN. They come up sometimes in point to point or for other sh
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by nijave 3y ago
Seems like the idea's been around a while https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/App_store
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by nijave 3y ago
Iirc Google said they'd start penalizing non https sites in search results and browser makers added much more aggressive warnings to http pages. It caused quite a commotion among small site operators.
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by nijave 3y ago
Surely if you've resorted to blocking random SQL keywords you've already lost. SQL has a pretty big dialect not to mention arbitrary functions and procedures that might exist. For instance, TRUNCATE isn't even in the list
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by nijave 3y ago
How is it different than GitHub Sponsorship, Patreon, Bountysource (I feel there's a couple more of these...)?

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