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nuker
5y ago
> A total of 5.424 ± 0.217 g was collected from Ryugu That precision tho
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nuker
5y ago
> It's a valid reason not to use any Google services anymore, though. I recently got bit by needing a google account to join Google Meet video calls. I found out that only paying GSuite accounts can create Meet invites that allow an
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Anyone knows the algorithm driving these price changes by Amazon?
(au.camelcamelcamel.com)
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nuker
5y ago
> Publishers angling for retweets to get nickels from twitter's algorithm is anathema to professional journalism. To what?
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nuker
5y ago
I make a new stack, new VMs, new loadbalancer and just update dns record of the service from old stack to new. Thats blue-green. Rolling is trickier, but still, native cloud solutions do not use service discovery, imho.
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5y ago
> You have to put up good reasons or custom needs to use something else. Its bloody too complex was a good enough reason to move off it to ECS.
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5y ago
Loadbalancer and AWS ASG that registers/unregisters VMs to loadbalancer. Or AWS ECS that does the same for containers.
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5y ago
> Consul - EVERYONE should use service discovery, cloud or not. Discovery means that you don’t know your service name? Or endpoints? How can one lose his service? Im def missing something :)
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5y ago
> They are the de-facto standard in DevOps tooling Im in cloud automation 8+ years. No they are not de-facto standard. For AWS projects, I much prefer Cloudformation. App devs use venv or similar, not Vagrant. I’d use their CI/CD if
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5y ago
Will I scrape faster with RTX 3080 Ti?
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Lago Agrio Oil Field
(en.wikipedia.org)
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5y ago
how to un-flag this post? I upvoted it, but someone "flagged" it, so it will be hidden after all? Why is flagging a thing anyway?
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5y ago
> … presumably tested and released operating system for the most premium personal computing hardware in the world. New tabs in Safari 15 are premium too. Look nice but totally unusable.
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5y ago
> It might not work now but give it another 5 to 10 years Yet Tesla sells it today as working
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5y ago
> Plug a computer into a monitor … and get only 30Hz on 4k ;)
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5y ago
> Wireguard provides none of that. What she said. I’d go with Strongswan. Or openbsd iked
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Does Netflix have a smoking problem? (2020)
(basisonline.org)
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5y ago
> All I'm saying is that when a disk fails on your NAS, you'll be in panic mode … I have 3 + 2 disks Truenas setup, so when a disk fails, i’m still another failure away from single copy of data state. No panic, just relaxed sho
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5y ago
You guys open DBs to internet?
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5y ago
Dharma: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharma_Initiative
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5y ago
FSD will need AI to have reasoning capabilities. Like this dumbass slows down, no indicators, an exit is ahead, he will probably bolt left last second. AI is decades from this, imho.
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5y ago
> signed system volume for example (also mentioned), while a good idea, lacks a convenient way for the user to make changes to it. MacOS has no convenient way to know if changes are made by the user or malware. It is a feature, not a bug
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5y ago
USB-C connector can do 40Gbps though, my eGPU is using it
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5y ago
Yea, but website user IPs could be used as efficiency booster, proven to be live.
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5y ago
> https://me.shodan.io … this looks up information in the existing Shodan database - it doesn't launch a scan. But do you discard the IP or save it for future scans? :p
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5y ago
> This typically goes in hand with other neglect. UPnP is on by default, yeah
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5y ago
and I hope it was not my comments that triggered this "its Our libraries!" thing. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27980470
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5y ago
Reminds me of pfSense vs OPNsense saga
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5y ago
Is there a real scaling? Like increasing node count on indexing latency or CPU metrics?
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5y ago
Done. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/keeping-clients-of-o...
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