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by plasma 5y ago
Their $1m figure is Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), so they just need $83k per month (or 333 clients paying the $249 per month).
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by plasma 5y ago
An earlier “blocking change” they made (still in effect) is you can’t block moderators. I blocked Automoderator and others, greatly improved my reading experience by not having obnoxious stickied automod posts at the top of many threads, bu
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by plasma 5y ago
It would have stopped the request being made to the attackers server in the first place. Smokescreen sits between your app server and the destination URL that was requested, as a proxy server, that has ACLs/rules about what URLs and do
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by plasma 5y ago
Smokescreen by Stripe [1] is the only reliable way I’ve seen apps handle untrusted URL accesses. It’s an open source CONNECT proxy project. Validating the URL at the app layer is difficult because a redirect could happen to an attacker URL,
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by plasma 5y ago
Agree 100%, I found the Steve jobs biography too unnecessarily long to listen to on Audible. I think it’s because if it’s a larger or longer book the author can charge more, but I hate that.
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by plasma 5y ago
Was the patch issued for 2.15 the allowed host/class check, or was the feature disabled by default entirely (which is what I thought I read was done?).
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by plasma 5y ago
My workflow personally and in teams: 1) Consider main branch deployable any time, so don’t push changes that can’t be deployed 2) You can commit to main/master if it’s a reasonably small change not needing review 3) PRs uses for more c
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by plasma 5y ago
I’d not want to work next to someone who’s unvaccinated, as even when I am vaccinated, I can still catch it from someone, so sounds like a good move to me.
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by plasma 5y ago
Similar procedure, limited amount of people. It should be a rare exception not a normal thing, so a few people is fine. Best practice is to also have your change reviewed beforehand, and run in a transaction where you also validate expected
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by plasma 5y ago
They posted on the status page to try using the alternate region endpoints like us-west.console.Amazon.com (I think) at the time, but not sure if it was a true fix.
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by plasma 5y ago
Not sure if it’s what you need, but check if you need to turn on the audio experience (I think) in Windows Features (add/remove panel), and if using RDP, turn on audio redirection in RDP settings.
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by plasma 5y ago
Does this affect Android in some way too?
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by plasma 5y ago
I see a GitHub Advisory being made at https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-jfh8-c2jp-5v3q
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by plasma 5y ago
I'm based Australia and have used Cloudflare for personal/business; if you aren't on the $200/month plan for your website then you don't get (consistent) access to the Australian-based servers for your visitors (the
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by plasma 5y ago
I don’t think it’s worth it. Lifetime access for a fixed cost is a liability, money back guarantees and other extras like it don’t really move the mark. What you really want is obsessed customers happy to pay you. Perhaps just build up a wa
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by plasma 5y ago
You could perhaps fix it by trying to use some index hints in the query to get a bit more consistency, see https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/index-hints.html
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by plasma 5y ago
This isn’t a reduction at all? It’s introducing more free tier, but once you blow past that, the costs add up again.
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by plasma 5y ago
#1 struggle! So frustrating when trying to find out what a road is called and your panning around waiting for the algorithm to show you the street name.
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by plasma 5y ago
If your already on AWS check out AppRunner that is a simpler version of Elastic Beanstalk, good mix of “I’ve got options” and “this is easy for me” IMO.
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by plasma 5y ago
I remember reading Buffer took investment on their blog, and the team took money off the table as part of the deal.
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by plasma 5y ago
You may want to take a look at VueJs, it’s a lot simpler than React/Angular in my view and may let you play with it in your current app (to learn a bit about Vue and improve your workflow of complex jQuery <-> DOM updates where i
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by plasma 5y ago
I feel sorry for my American friends living with their health care system :( I’m based in Australia, I can change jobs, be unemployed, and walk into a public hospital for important care without concern for a bill. I really hope you switch t
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by plasma 5y ago
I’ve used https://www.100tb.com before as a CDN no problems, there are similar companies like them such as Hetzner too.
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by plasma 5y ago
Have you looked into supporting / documenting benchmarks with BuildKite? I’m particular they can run tests in parallel across machines. They ask you to also host the runners. https://buildkite.com/features
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by plasma 5y ago
My only advice would be not to take advice from opposing council; seek your own legal advice from lawyers hired by you.
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by plasma 5y ago
For AWS, all instance drop downs should have the hourly and monthly price written along side the specs so that you don’t need to go hunting for it separately.
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by plasma 5y ago
I’m seeing similar issues on reddit and meetup.com
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by plasma 5y ago
CI can be slow, are you finding the build time is compiling, pulling packages or running tests? Most of my projects are slow in CI due to test suite, I’m surprised a vendor hadn’t made native test parallelisation a thing (unless I’ve missed
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by plasma 5y ago
Reminds me of this story by Andy Miller who sold his company to Apple, and almost lost the chance during the meeting. https://youtu.be/k7f-51oy0OA Starts at 26m50s
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by plasma 5y ago
Are you able to hire team members at your new gig to help you do the integration etc? Consider taking a few weeks off too and recharge.

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