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ranguna
4y ago
And as soon as I said X, I fixed everything.
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ranguna
4y ago
I have never had any problems whatsoever with X. Switching to wayland for a couple days however and everything went to the gutter, text in in most application was pixelated, had to go against the wave because I have an nvidia GPU and had to
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ranguna
4y ago
> US led and coordinated US led US sanctions, not all sanctions are US sanctions. > The near abroad of the EU is not the EU, they are its neighbouring states. They are indeed EU neighbour states, but they are not EU member states.
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ranguna
4y ago
Nation = USA?
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ranguna
4y ago
Thanks, you saved me a click.
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ranguna
4y ago
USB-C only came to light because of the out of standard Intel's lightning cable. Same thing for x86 vs arm, you can't really block one in favour of the other.
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ranguna
4y ago
I'm all in favour the EU doing what it's doing, but x86 is actually a good example to not enforce this standard. Imagine that the EU enforced x86 as well, what would've happened to ARM ?
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ranguna
4y ago
Similar post linking to the homepage: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31536827 (327 comments)
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ranguna
4y ago
Could you elaborate on how you got it to work without a public IP?
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ranguna
4y ago
Took a look just now and they start at 35/month. They have some nice points around support, backup and disaster recovery. But if that's the starting point, I'd prefer something like digitalocean that has a similar product off
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ranguna
4y ago
Read gcp's policy and they say preview periods can last around 6 months, and I'm not sure when alloydb preview started. But even if there's a free period, it'd be complicated to develop stuff around the DB for free, just
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ranguna
4y ago
Free tier, like all things, is pretty bad if misused. The reason we want a free tier is to try things out before we can actually commit to something. We don't know if what we are doing is actually gonna make money and sometimes we go a
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ranguna
4y ago
Nice point about the minimum 0.5 ACU, forgot about that one. From what I've read 0.5 on v2 is the same price as 1 on v1, which seems pretty dumb coming from aws. Could you elaborate more on this: > You can have public access to serv
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ranguna
4y ago
Ah nice! So the prices I mentioned where just example configuration. That's pretty cool then, specially with that free tier. Will put fly.io back on the list and do some benchmarking in the future. Thanks a lot!
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ranguna
4y ago
Just took a look and it seems pretty nice! But found their pricing page (which was very hard to find other than the generic "contact sales" page) and it seems the starting price is 360 USD/month, that's not something we&
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ranguna
4y ago
I believe you were the one who implicitly started the apples and oranges comparison with your original post > "no. Just no." Conveys the feeling that there is no scenario where doing this is feasibly and you yourself just said
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ranguna
4y ago
Just yesterday I was comparing managed serverless postgres offers and was sad to temporarily end my investigation with a compromise of using managed aws RDS for development, hoping that a fully serverless postgres with a nice free tier woul
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ranguna
4y ago
Yep, also didn't like the librewolf comments much. They're saying it's not good because it's just Firefox with custom settings and branding, and yet they list a librewolf fork as a good options because "it made it i
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ranguna
4y ago
It's so frustrating to see the EU go the right path on so many topics and then go full dystopian on others. Why can't these politics understand that this has nothing to do with CP? It's all just mass surveillance with no clea
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ranguna
4y ago
Still stable even with a drop from 1400$ to 80$ ETH in 2018.
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ranguna
4y ago
A full blog post just to say they're spinning up a proof of stake ETH node?
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ranguna
4y ago
If you have a Portuguese credit card, you can use MBWay to generate virtual debit cards connected to your main card. Also, revolut offers the same feature.
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ranguna
4y ago
Should've said "nearest"
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ranguna
4y ago
just a bunch of very disappointed people != the whole economy
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ranguna
4y ago
Near* Playing too much nier automata..
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ranguna
4y ago
Seconded, the weather is amazing here right now, specially in the countries nier to the equator.
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ranguna
4y ago
Yes was thinking the same. Nice to see some people here actually understood the question, thank you.
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ranguna
4y ago
> Stored procedures are indirectly there by running your own code "next to the database", "indirectly" is a keyword here, because running code when data is modified potentially won't replace triggers since they&#
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ranguna
4y ago
It is indeed sqlite but it could possibly have modification done or additions added. Please be considerate and think a little more before commenting.
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ranguna
4y ago
This looks amazing! I see cloudflare people are on this post, any chance to compar D1 vs postgres in terms of DB features? Insert ... Returning Stored procedures and triggers Etc etc Would be really helpful to get a comparison like cockroac
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