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Russian news has been talking about nuking ‘the West’s decision-making centers’ for the last 2 months and publicizing different ‘attack plans’ to take over the Baltic states and move west. While it’s likely just posturing, to say it’s west
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It’s not just tech, that’s just the most obvious to us here. Anything that’s good quality that needs to be imported is usually almost twice the price there. I saw this especially with climbing equipment
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The point I’m making is that the statement made is vague enough that you don’t know whether or not that is the case.
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Saying everything is ok because there are third-parties handling security is a major red flag. Technically a tool like Snyk or Dependabot is a third-party security vendor, but would you trust your financial & personal information with a
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I’m not sure why you only partially quoted me and then restated what I had been replying to Do some people drive because they like it? Yes Do some people drive because it’s required to do anything based off of a car-centric environment? Yes
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4y ago
A car is overkill for carrying most things day-to-day if you don’t live in an area built solely around cars. Walk to any Costco in NYC and you’ll see plenty of people doing just fine with 50+lbs of groceries and a shopping cart. Alternative
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> Airbus typically places the crew area at the front of the aircraft, right behind the cockpit. To maximize space for first class seating, however, Emirates opted to move the crew area to the rear of the aircraft. This places it closer t
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The ranges aren’t a legal min/max. Just a reasonable range.
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I have a rather loud drone(DJI mini 2). From about 70m and up, the noise is practically non-existent, even when hovering directly overhead.
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It looks like they’re already learning this the hard way: > Venice authorities this year announced a plan to attract remote workers to the city, but it appears to have made little impact.
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Having worked very briefly at a company that survived on ad-sales, I can assure you that face/eye tracking will definitely be used as a way to sell more or charge more for ads on the platform. At the very least it will be a way for a
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I think the OP was talking about the benefits of improving walkability as a way to reduce emissions, not locking yourself at home.
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The last time I bought ethereum was around 2016/2017 when there were heavy talks of proof-of-stake coming soon.
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It’s worth considering that this is likely not the whole story. If he was corrupt enough to do this himself, there’s a non-negligible chance he had plenty of other family and/or friends who were also likely trading on privileged inform
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U.S. probing how American electronics wound up in Russian military gear
(washingtonpost.com)
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The two articles you linked to show that Ukraine set a minimum 30% quota for songs to be played in Ukrainian, and that people should be greeted in Ukrainian by default and switch languages if asked. Neither of which backs up your outrageous
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I don’t have the time to google citable sources to refute false claims without any evidence in the first place. My sources are my own multiple very recent visits to Ukraine(last visit earlier this year), and my extended Ukrainian family and
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Many of your statements are outright false.
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Why couldn’t you use LetsEncrypt with them? I’ve been using and recommending Namecheap for years and I’ve never had a problem setting up LetsEncrypt on any domains through them.
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Definitely. I’m sure there’s other great email providers and would recommend people do their research :) I just already use Fastmail and while I was already forwarding some emails there, this just expedited the full migration.
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Anything registered with Google seems like such a risk nowadays. A friend’s business site which I help with got removed from Google Business without warning or any known reason 2 weeks ago(they’ve been listed for over 2 years with no change
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> I've used the same React tech as the basis for most projects for 6 years now. Webpack, Redux, Yarn, React Router, all still popular and maintained. We even used hooks for functional components since then, through the "recompo
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They also don’t advertise supporting phones…
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I’m pretty confident if ‘putting it in the ci pipeline’ were a straight-forward option for most people, they probably wouldn’t be paying Heroku to manage review apps. I’ve used Heroku review apps for years and have also written and taken ov
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You can use pihole over a vpn. One common example is setting up Tailscale on Pihole and your phone and then you can set the dns on whatever Wifi you’re on to the Piholes private IP
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Just because it wasn’t mentioned in the OP’s “Take a break” part, if you’re in the US and plan to take time off, definitely consider giving notice at a time that will carry your employment into the start of the following month. You’ll usual
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Funnily enough, Airbnb also expressly stated that you were not allowed to scrape their listings early on and went to (moderate) lengths to make it difficult to do so, even when they were breaking, and/or empowering people, to break the
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I think it's awesome that it works for you. I've built out all types of infrastructure setups and was simply pointing out that whether you need an Ops/SRE person is a cost that doesn't seem to be based off of whether or
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I definitely didn't mean to imply that you needed an SRE/Devops for starting off. The OP just came across as sounding like you don't need SRE/Devops in general if you use Serverless, which from my experience at multiple
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Don’t you need an SRE or Devops focused person regardless? You still need a way to test and deploy the code your pushing. You also need to set up logging and networking that ties it into the rest of your systems
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