rbdeveloper

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Brave Browser uses 100% CPU when back end servers are down(github.com)
37 points by rbdeveloper 5y ago|5 comments
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by rbdeveloper 5y ago
The problem fixed itself when backend servers were reachable again.
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by rbdeveloper 6y ago
"- The Mail app comes with an "Upgrade to Office 365" button always visible." By right-clicking on the button you can hide it completely.
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by rbdeveloper 7y ago
Thank god Brave has field trials disabled by default [1], among many other Google "services" [2]. [1] https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/4283 [2] https://github.com/brave&
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by rbdeveloper 7y ago
That is ridiculous. Does anyone know if that's the case with GCP / Azure too?
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by rbdeveloper 7y ago
From what I know is that you can peer the Lightsail (AWS-managed) VPC with your normal, default EC2 VPC via the Lightsail console. Then you launch EC2 instances in the default VPC for the transfer
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by rbdeveloper 7y ago
Fun fact is, that Netflix only hosts their website on AWS, the video stream is delivered from their very own CDN which is completely self-engineered by them and multiple magnitudes cheaper than AWS: https://openconnect.netflix.co
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by rbdeveloper 7y ago
Interesting, I like the fact that "Replicated objects can be owned by the same AWS account as the original copy or by different accounts, to protect from accidental deletion." is something they thought of.
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by rbdeveloper 7y ago
That's really a pity (I am from Europe and would love to participate too!)
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by rbdeveloper 8y ago
In this talk, part of "The Future of Programmable Money" series, Andreas discusses digital gentrification and corporatisation, how this relates to the "blockchain not Bitcoin" phenomenon, and why we should maintain inter
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Keeping Digital Communities Weird(youtube.com)
1 points by rbdeveloper 8y ago|1 comments