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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
Steam does this when you're going through the discovery queue and land on page with a "stream" or whatever going. You're about to click Next and then the Stream element loads and shifts the whole page down ~500px and the
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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
Wearing gloves when using most power tools is so unbelievably dangerous. If your gloves get caught by anything rotating at several thousand RPM, there's a huge chance that the material of the glove will catch on the working edge/f
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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
A lot of those upper layers and the bureaucracy which is seen as "bloat by the bottom layers comes about from compliance. The compliance burden grows as the business grows (e.g PCI, insurance and government requirements kick in at cert
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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
This is also a thing in Australian Libraries (especially those in capital cities). You can book the machines/stations out for periods of time, using your library card/account. You have to do a safety induction to be able to book t
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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
Do you have any evidence for "most profitable" at all? Looks-wise, it's basically indistinguishable from a Model 3 (which are everywhere), so hardly iconic in any way.
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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
I watch most of Mr Beasts videos (primarily because "the algorithm" throws them at my face until I give in), but his recent interview with Graham Stephen[1] shows another side of him. He lives in his office, doesn't care abou
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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
> Using Slack’s workflow builder and integrations with other services, It's going to be such a missed opportunity if this can't POST to external endpoints, just like the current Workflow stuff can't. (Sure you can use a bo
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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
The 90s had something similar (but made to 90s safety standards so a little more boring). It was centipedes and the like made out of a rubbery material that you melted into moulds.
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by shitloadofbooks 4y ago
Doesn't Strimzi make this completely painless?
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
Can you elaborate on your concerns? I've not seen them occur in practice at all. Sure each provider does things differently, but they still work with primitive Kubernetes manifests at the end of the day. A migration from one to the oth
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
There's a typo on the ghost card: Roll the dice until your door is different __form__ the ghost's door
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
Anecdotally I remember first encountering it on the Something Awful forums. I always assumed it originated there (like lots of stuff did in the early 2000s).
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
Logging in from a known VPN IP will likely flag the activity as even MORE suspicious from Google's AI's POV.
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
They just got bought by Microsoft for almost 70 Billion dollars.
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
The bookshop probably had their payment gateway set to their merchant's card test gateway.
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
Weren't a huge part of the issues around the insane hours per day and days per week required? > according to union workers, 72- to 84-hour work weeks — not a typo — that includes mandated overtime and a point system that dings you i
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
This feature is exciting, but ultimately a complete non-starter for us because of no Docker Hub support. Are there plans to add it in the future?
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
What mechanism can you use to short the housing market? I thought most of the stuff used in 2008 don't exist anymore/will never be offered again?
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
I think you're forgetting (or deliberately ignoring) all the great political and economic frauds that have happened in capitalist systems too. I don't think any political/economical/social system can ever be immune to fr
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
I don't think there's anything uniquely Australian about this. Australia is "first" because it is being used as the testing ground for this stuff, but the same playbook will be used in other countries in the coming years
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
You do realize reddit is a company that hires humans, right, and those humans need to be paid for their time with money? You're making a huge leap about profitability based on a fraction of their running costs.
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
I'm absolutely loving 1Password. The Kubernetes Operator is slick and painless. Syncs with 1Password and stuffs the passwords in standard Kubernetes Secrets, meaning anyone can understand what's going on versus something like say
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
If it is the NOS Group/Pegasus exploit, then it was a "zero-click" exploit which could be exploited by sending someone an iMessage. I'm updating right now just to be sure.
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
I don't know what your monitoring setup is like, but I'd recommend something like Prometheus' blackbox-exporter to help alarm when your network "changes". I setup alerting rules so that certain subnets or servers su
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
As someone with over 500 games (and way more expansions), I think your friends put you in over your head. It's akin to any other hobby. If you put strong-tasting craft beers into the hands of an in-experienced beer drinker, they'l
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by shitloadofbooks 5y ago
I get what you're saying since it's a different architecture entirely, but it's not as if you run EXACTLY the same hardware as your server (e.g ECC RAM, number of physical processors, things like AVX-512, etc).
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
I think the answer is because it IS a tech site. Members here understand that Bitcoin is a vastly inefficient and ineffective way to achieve the end goal. My view is definitely that Bitcoin solves a problem I don't have, in just about
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
Why would they need to bother when it's mostly machines talking to machines? Certbot doesn't care that it took 90ms vs 9ms.
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
Or PVA (aka "wood") glue. You can even thin it with water fairly substantially to make a poor "sealer."
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by shitloadofbooks 6y ago
This post isn't very helpful. We can't understand if you're doing it wrong and give you guidance, nor can we learn from your issues.

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