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by rebelde 7y ago
But will there be a future pivot? "Tesla pivoted from the original idea of selling cars to robo-taxis in 20xx."
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by rebelde 7y ago
Full-text search from MySQL or other similar database. When that gets overloaded, then consider something like Elastic Search. That is my rule.
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by rebelde 8y ago
AWS might as well apply any Windows Update changes so that they deliver a fully-patched and secure instance, instead of an insecure image from a few months ago. It isn't just AWS, all Windows cloud servers seem to be delivered unpatche
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by rebelde 8y ago
Can somebody explain how Der Spiegal does this legally? If they can do it, maybe others can use the same justification.
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by rebelde 8y ago
$165k/year. When in that situation, I tried to earn 1/2 of that. At ~2000 hours per year, that comes to about $165k/year. Whenever making less than half, I knew that some other company would be willing to pay more for my se
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by rebelde 8y ago
Thanks for the reply. You and the others have really lost me about the differences and compatibility of Java, JRE, OpenJDK, sdkman, conda??? Maybe I'm in the middle. I pay enough attention to not want to deal with Java, but I don'
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by rebelde 8y ago
It constantly hassles me with requests to upgrade. Doesn't it sometimes try to trick me into installing something else, too?
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by rebelde 8y ago
Maybe I don't know JRE vs Java well, but I really dislike the constant "update Java now!" messages and the hassle that goes with it.
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by rebelde 8y ago
Needs Java. I saw it mentioned in the HeidiSQL thread and thought I would try it. Never completed the installation. Not putting Java on my machine, nope. Yes, I do understand the advantages of Java. Runs everywhere, which is nice. I'm
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by rebelde 8y ago
His native language isn't English, and people probably misunderstood his literally-translated idiom. Pet servers?
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by rebelde 8y ago
Interesting. Google has been pushing TLS on the world, with its additional 750ms round-trip time to clients on the other side of the world, while taking advantage of their ownership of Chrome to use QUIC to deliver very fast connectivity f
42.
by rebelde 8y ago
A heartfelt discussion about terraforming Mars. This is HN at its most entertaining. I'm serious. Thank you!
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by rebelde 8y ago
Helpful, but my kids will switch to their game console, another tablet, the computer or Netflix. When I am king, I will declare that ALL devices must support an API so that I can control my kids total screen time across all devices.
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by rebelde 8y ago
The person certainly could have expressed himself better. You seem a lot more eloquent. You might be able to make counter-points much better than I can.
45.
by rebelde 8y ago
See all those downvotes you are getting? Thoughts like this are not welcome here on on HN. I agree with you, but I stay silent most of the time to avoid getting downvoted.
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by rebelde 8y ago
You overestimate my abilities! You also overestimate the abilities of non-technical people. Judge's discretion on the fine, and he probably won't like me.
47.
by rebelde 8y ago
So truncating logs is an overreaction? There is no need to do that for GDPR? I see many people saying the opposite.
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by rebelde 8y ago
Sounds like a legal headache for anybody who wants to set up a personal blog or blog for their company, with a penalty of up to 20 million euros if you get it wrong.
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by rebelde 8y ago
I would love for you to be right. A search for "gdpr are ip addresses personal data" only shows me articles that confirm what I said, including a ECJ ruling.
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by rebelde 8y ago
IP addresses are PII, as defined in the law. Every website you visit gets your IP. HN has yours now, and now had a headache to deal with.
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by rebelde 8y ago
> HTTPS is required to connect to all .app websites, helping protect against ad malware Can somebody explain this claim? How does HTTPS protect against malware? Does no malware use HTTPS, so it all gets blocked?
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by rebelde 9y ago
I visited the worldnews subreddit at times. The pro-Russian tilt with plenty of links to RT.com was fairly obvious. I thought about writing the moderators, but with it so obvious, I personally assumed that there was somebody on the moderat
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by rebelde 9y ago
I think Appletalk.
54.
by rebelde 9y ago
This is off-topic, but "no php"?
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by rebelde 9y ago
So they looked at the value of my house before quoting me? Maybe that is why I was surprised to see them want $50 more than normal a few weeks ago to get me home.
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by rebelde 9y ago
I think the old rule of waiting till version 3 for Microsoft products applies here.
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by rebelde 10y ago
> [He considered] bringing the company down to 10 people and just seeing what would be next. Other than the fact that he would need to fire everybody, what is wrong with reducing costs to make it profitable like this? The problem seems l
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by rebelde 10y ago
Can somebody point me to a model contract that does what we all want it to do? There must be some good ones out there that we can use.
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by rebelde 10y ago
I have been thinking of doing something like this (using Ngrams for grammar check for non-natives) for a while. I would be happy to fund development if you or somebody else are interested in working on it.
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by rebelde 10y ago
> If you don't like AMP nobody stops you from doing the same thing. The AMP symbol tells users that the site loads quickly. Google doesn't indicate the same thing about non-AMP sites that still load quickly. Guess which site t

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