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by pelasaco 2y ago
Brazil took long to allow it and now its spreading like wildfire! In September, the central bank released a report revealing that in August, 20% of Bolsa Família — the largest cash transfer program for Brazil's poorest citizens — was s
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Gitlab is something as well that i keep seeing, if on premise and not AWS, regardless of having a k8s, they prefer to have it on a VM.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
said that i still see teams keeping Postgres running on VMs because its easy to maintain, to troubleshoot, to fine tune and to restore after a catastrophe..
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Database in Kubernetes: Is that a good idea? (2023)(pigsty.io)
2 points by pelasaco 2y ago|4 comments
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Having worked a bit in the travel industry, I highly recommend that you never book through a third party (by all means use their search). Third party apps are not allowed by airlines to charge less than the airline and typically have a
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by pelasaco 2y ago
I don’t think we need to force people to pay into retirement funds, especially if we all agree that they’re not effective. What I mean by an ETF is that, instead of the government taking 8% of my income, I actively save that 8% in an ETF (o
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> We still need to force people to pay into retirement funds Who exactly is 'we'? Your idea doesn't hold up. Many countries have tried similar systems, but they often end up with poor interest rates. In the end, it's
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Sure, let's start by flipping the situation: the state should stop requiring me to pay into the retirement system, and then I'll agree to handle everything on my own. Maybe I'll retire, maybe I won't—but right now, I hav
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by pelasaco 2y ago
well a lot of people do it. Specially if the code is part of a project going through some auditing, or certification.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
The issue for the cars owners is that it become harder to sell the car later, exactly because of this transformation. So you basically transform it and drive until it dies (which is not bad from my POV), but that is something that make peop
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Security by popularity is nonsense This is not what the author was suggesting. The author is suggesting that, more people using an open source piece of code has a higher chance to be revised which ultimately would lead to a better secu
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by pelasaco 2y ago
"On Aug 16th 2024 German police considered it once again appropriate to raid the home&office at the registered address of our organization." Police doesn't decide anything, they just follow orders
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by pelasaco 2y ago
some similar tools offer a way to parse the PDF files provided by your bank and import it. I wish we had something similar here to do that
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Its not hard to understand why a service like exercism has no money. People want everything for free
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by pelasaco 2y ago
tests have nothing with the reality to do unless you have SIGINT and stress factor in place
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Video with the explanation why https://media.ccc.de/v/4411-we-re-all-grown-up-opensuse-is-n...
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SUSE Requests OpenSUSE to Rebrand(linuxiac.com)
3 points by pelasaco 2y ago|1 comments
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> The fact is that France is concretely prepared Thank you random dude-on-the-internet for your opinion. There is however enough information about SIGINT x French Missiles in the internet. Go and find them.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> Stop french bashing please Why should I? What were the French military success in the last 100 years? Paris is just degraded right now. French bashing please!
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by pelasaco 2y ago
> dumb courage to risk annihilation by directly attacking the democracies they hate? Doubt it. Why would any of them do that? They can seat, wait and watch the west crumble apart with almost no intervention.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
right, and do you think that Macron or Kamala would press it?
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by pelasaco 2y ago
LOL. Or maybe UK was just more transparent in this matters? I hope we never come to a point to depend on France to save World/Europe.. they cannot even take care of their own internal problems.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
A country that has the courage to press the button, would never allow it become the social chaos that it is today.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
In the theory yes. I can imagine that when shit hits the fan, France isnt able to answer accordingly.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Imagine if North Korea comes with a statement, that they did it.. It would spawn such amount of work internally at CS to proof if it was intentional or a simple mistake.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
If i was North Korea, I would say that was me. That would be however a crazy story if Russia and China had done anything about it.
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by pelasaco 2y ago
I have since years, an usb disk connected to my Fritzbox and it works amazingly well. I have a real NAS, but i ended up never using it. Fritzbox with the USB disk is enough to use as scanner dropbox, saving pictures, documents, ROMs.. Somet
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by pelasaco 2y ago
It doesn't exclude SUSE having a market share with their Rancher based solutions
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by pelasaco 2y ago
Add to this equation, the rancher products
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Parkinson's Link to Gut Bacteria Suggests Unexpected, Simple Treatment(sciencealert.com)
136 points by pelasaco 2y ago|60 comments

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