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by plasma 5y ago
I’m from Australia, I really like how we always show the 100g/100ml breakdown of ingredients, not just “serving size”. This lets you easily compare across products with different sizes. See https://www.wholekids.com.au/
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Smokescreen: A simple HTTP proxy that fogs over naughty URLs (anti-SSRF)(github.com)
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by plasma 5y ago
In one of the technical videos a Tesla engineer presented, I remember the (paraphrasing) quote that the car has no memory and sees the same intersection for the first time, every time. It sounds intentional, as part of their strategy to not
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by plasma 5y ago
If OPs experience is anything like mine, they just suck at doing their job. There's often some silly reason its stuck, or it prints wrong, or the colors are off, etc, its really just a super painful experience and I can't believe
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by plasma 5y ago
I’m not familiar with the service, but noticed this reddit post about the incident, https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/ogd39g/alto...
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by plasma 5y ago
I’d enjoy seeing a more creative approach to recommendations for something as big as Netflix. A few suggestions: 1. Review channels by genre 2. Trailer TV - let me leave a “comedy” trailer channel running that shows the trailer and movie ra
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by plasma 5y ago
If you think about the projects you work on as a consultant, is there a software/SaaS you wish you could be selling to your client to solve one of their problems with paying for?
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by plasma 5y ago
Background: apparently Audacity was acquired, which has new owners with these changes
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by plasma 5y ago
I'm curious if this can reveal secrets (I realise this was trained in already publicly readable code), what happens if you do "var api_key = " what is the auto-completion?
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by plasma 5y ago
I feel there are two issues to fix: 1. Docker doing this iptables change out of the box, and 2. MongoDB not having a password set out of the box The life of a developer (and solo dev) means you often have limited time you need to navigate a
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by plasma 5y ago
I was hoping to see it mentioned that a collaborator can just be given issues permission (no code access), I’m assuming that’s still not possible?
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by plasma 5y ago
I feel having a built-in graphics card that's poor also results in terrible performance, even if its just desktop use, things just become slow and laggy.
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by plasma 5y ago
That’s a fair point, I forgot you had to use a token on your end too to make the flow work; thanks for your reply.
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by plasma 5y ago
Like the local data approach, but was surprised to read for at least the Google Analytics option your OAuth token is routed through Radar services (even if it’s use is then local), which feels a bit of a bummer when the effort was otherwise
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by plasma 5y ago
I wonder if someone loaded a copy of the prod database into dev/CI.
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by plasma 5y ago
If you setup Amazon SSO for sign-in, it offers some of these features (multi-device MFA, session TTL, etc).
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by plasma 5y ago
You could use the Authy app (that lets you sync between systems too and turn it off after setting it up) which helps with backups — Google Auth won’t export anything. A little less secure but helps defend against losing the keys.
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by plasma 5y ago
Are you able to find out why it didn’t work? Very surprising.
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by plasma 5y ago
That's really interesting. I wonder whether its because a large load of capacity needs suddenly in unaffected AZs put abnormal stress on things like networking to the whole unaffected AZs. My only experience there is in Azure, when the
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by plasma 5y ago
I'm surprised these sites don't show a localised time with UTC next to it, even the popular statuspage.io doesn't do this, blows my mind.
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by plasma 5y ago
I'm curious to hear if anyone's multi-az setup (RDS, ECS, etc) handled this event without much of an issue? I assume so but would be nice to know its working as expected!
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by plasma 5y ago
In my experience it was just not doing huge UX reorganisations without prior notice. I’d dig deeper into the why with your customers, after we understood moving buttons around causes people’s day to be hard we did it only when really justif
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by plasma 5y ago
Have you clarified why they want this notice? In my experience it’s because if you roll out a new feature (or non-trivial UX change), that can wreck someone’s day and cause internal support issues into the company that uses your product. Co
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by plasma 5y ago
I can also recommend this book (it’s on Audible too and a great listen).
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by plasma 5y ago
My advice whenever you have large, complex, or slow to perform (eg hours/days) migrations, that will take some time to process, don't put yourself into a position of "we can't go back", until the very last moment, a
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by plasma 5y ago
At a guess, perhaps each server can serve everyone, and the system-wide config file that is shipped to each server (to handle each customer) perhaps became corrupted as part of a customer update, and it was rolled out to every node assumed
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by plasma 5y ago
I briefly saw an output error about "domain not found" when hitting fastly.com, wonder if some list of domains has hit a limit/flushed/etc.
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by plasma 5y ago
Status page is at https://status.fastly.com which just updated Hugs to the team responding (as a fellow on-call member!)
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Fastly CDN is down (affecting Reddit, GitHub, SO, ...)(fastly.com)
192 points by plasma 5y ago|48 comments
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by plasma 5y ago
I'm seeing this on multiple sites (reddit, GitHub assets): --- Error 503 Service Unavailable Service Unavailable Guru Mediation: Details: cache-xxxxx Varnish cache server --- Seems to be affecting multiple services.

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