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31.
by pebble 10mo ago
No, it's more like the architect has a cousin who is like "I totally got this bro" and builds the building for them.
32.
by pebble 11mo ago
I'm curious how the CCTV would have prevented the bike theft?
33.
by pebble 11mo ago
I am not comparing flies to tables.
34.
by pebble 11mo ago
Do you apologize to table corners when you bump into them?
35.
by pebble 1y ago
Better Ruby core than Ruby Central but still leaves me wondering what the hell happened and slightly sours me on the whole ecosystem.
36.
by pebble 1y ago
This is the way tho this can lead to fun moments like I was just setting up a new cluster and couldn't figure out why I was having problems pulling images when the other clusters were pulling just fine. Took me a while to think of chec
37.
by pebble 1y ago
The left-leaning ones usually don't call for the eradication of certain peoples.
38.
by pebble 1y ago
No, the struggle is fully manufactured by this rug pull. If I had known this was going to happen when I was setting up my infra I could've used any number of other alternatives, including just building them myself, at little to no extr
39.
by pebble 1y ago
> and the stuff we make is genuine hmmm
40.
by pebble 1y ago
With all the maintenance and other hassles? No thanks.
41.
by pebble 1y ago
It's more about scale than tenancy. Not many SaaS companies offer such an option in the first place but it is typical that the in-house product is the priority and the architectural decisions are made with that in mind firstly, and sel
42.
by pebble 1y ago
That is more likely performance traces or session replays.
43.
by pebble 1y ago
Same here with the community maintained Helm chart. Not the easiest thing but quite reasonable for almost two years now. This is for 50M transactions per month and we're seeing massive cost savings compared to SaaS at this volume as we
44.
by pebble 2y ago
Complete hyperbole.
45.
by pebble 2y ago
Phishing links, tech support scams.. it's not hard to imagine.
46.
by pebble 2y ago
Coming from a modern console, the first hour of Tears of the Kingdom felt painfully sluggish.
47.
by pebble 3y ago
He didn't even bother to proofread this so what do you expect.
48.
by pebble 3y ago
The obvious explanation is the site is wrong.
49.
by pebble 3y ago
Same, 99% of the list is complete nonsense for my static IP I've had for 10 years, and I guarantee no one is using this network I'm not aware of.
50.
by pebble 3y ago
Still available to all Telia users, 6 EUR per month. Been using it for almost 10 years. Telia actually gives you both an IPv4 address and an IPv6 block which is pretty nice.
51.
by pebble 3y ago
The PS5 haptics help with immersion a lot for me and the adaptive triggers potentially double the functionality of the triggers in an immersive way. I also find the the PS5 controller the most comfortable I've ever used. I was strictly
52.
by pebble 3y ago
I believe Plex does it by finding similar segments across a season. Edit: they use audio https://support.plex.tv/articles/skip-content/
53.
by pebble 3y ago
Mullvad has also been an outspoken critic of the chat control proposal. There may have been different motives at work here.
54.
by pebble 4y ago
Do you only learn a language to order food?
55.
by pebble 4y ago
I keep trying to switch to Firefox but I use canvas a lot in my work and canvas is so much slower compared to Chrome it keeps being a dealbreaker.
56.
by pebble 4y ago
Standard practice is to have two if one breaks or is lost.
57.
by pebble 5y ago
I think you should examine your feelings. Perhaps the reason you find this so uncomfortable is that it's revealing a truth you don't want to admit is true.
58.
by pebble 5y ago
They do the latter by compromising on the former.
59.
by pebble 5y ago
Not being facetious at all. I'm replying to "there really isn't a good excuse to stay with Microsoft." and last I checked browser video acceleration on linux with nvidia was still broken, no matter whose fault that is. I
60.
by pebble 5y ago
Can you watch youtube videos with hardware acceleration yet?

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