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sitepodmatt
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sitepodmatt
8y ago
It doesn't necessarily mean the GaaSs (and equally PaaSs) will utilize the new region, there's a couple reasons, sometimes dependent services are rolled out slowly elsewhere - e.g. bigquery, cloud/pub, even their end user Wor
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8y ago
Yes, talking to your device in hand the same, perhaps it's more normal in some places in the world than others?
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sitepodmatt
8y ago
Impractical to many, you still look like an idiot talking to your rist, just a 3.5" android from a major OEM (good battery and build, no spyware) will suffice.
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8y ago
Today, maybe. Btw, a side line to the point as do qualify your defintion, other peoples'' definition of casual and very casual vary a lot, I know people that if a pack lasts more than one day they consider that casual.
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8y ago
I'm not sure that's a good tip, presumably if you get lung cancer they can still detect if you are or have been a casual smoker for a non-trivial amount of time. In addition, you might put 'No' on signup and be accepted,
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sitepodmatt
8y ago
I think it's referring to copying just part of the flow, where the terminal ends might not be connected, so per project/target you just wire up a repository to side A, and a deploy target to side B. Flows being a shareable descrip
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8y ago
I thought Mandrill used a range of sending IPs so this wouldn't be an issue? It's seem very lame if they just shard accounts across a IPs.
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8y ago
Except OVH isnt a guaranteed 500mbit. It's best effort.
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8y ago
Any minute now someone will compare this price to triple replicated, multiple availability zone, fully managed, object storage from one of the big three... Any minute..
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8y ago
Ha good catch
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8y ago
What binaries did MSN Hotmail have? It was the earlier web mail incarnation of outlook.com?
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8y ago
A lot of context can be lost in 1 to 1s, however it doesn't mean they can't exist. Often I'll say let's take this to #dev so a) stakeholders are involved b) it's not just a line item on an invoice. If we're jus
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8y ago
AWS is total crap? We received great support and advice for just $30month extra with AWS. It wasn't emergency support granted but helped us with various cloudwatch setup detailsm
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8y ago
Haha all true, us expats in Bangkok are truly pissed off.
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8y ago
Hopefully they can fix their shitty unreliable and buggy app, but I don't think there is any hope for their non existent customer service, beyond repair. Grab bought out Uber in SE Asia and literally no one is happy about it. #bringBac
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8y ago
How does this compare to Google App Maker? And MS Power Apps?
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8y ago
There are downsides to KL, but in my opinion its not either of those. House prices - Not according to https://www.propertyguru.com.my , I looked up Cyberjaya as an example (~15mins on train to KL sentral) and freehold $120,000usd
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8y ago
It's a lot more variable than surrounding countries in that you're more chance of winning the lottery than finding a coffee shop / restaurant / bar with usable internet, or working government sponsored free internet but
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8y ago
This is very true, although KLIA2 is often a disgrace for queues, I suffer the hit to wallet to fly out of KLIA/KLIA1 usually.
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8y ago
Cyberjaya is like the upcoming tech scene of KL imo. It has a growing number co-working spaces, plenty of decent accommodation for low prices, hosts many of big data centers including IBM, doesn't suffer from the traffic issues of the
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8y ago
Plenty of co-working and reasonable hotels around Cyberjaya, good food, fast internet, it is a bit boring though for SE Asia.
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8y ago
>Contrast that with Linux (Ubuntu distro in mind) where updates happen when the computer is shutting down. Since when?
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8y ago
By the same merit, any site (big, small, government or otherwise) with an XSS like el.outerHTML = window.location.search or el.outerHTML = window.location.query is vunerable to be shutdown if hosted on DO. Makes one think..
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8y ago
You don't have to go Hetzner or OVH to get some sensibility. We've worked with Linode over a somewhat dubious overreaching copyright claim some years ago, they were professional and available and we had some back and forth whilst
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8y ago
It's very shitty of DigitalOcean to not at least give you a small window of opportunity to investigate and remove offending content, especially if first complaint. Given that their investigation would of been limited too (unlike yours)
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8y ago
They will merge with padString and addNumber foundations. /Sarcasm aside I've never heard of either and I've done an intolerable amount of node.js
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Interesting, did you track the underlying cause?
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Agreed, can't be bothered with /r/programming now, such a shit job they've done on web mobile - and app no thanks
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8y ago
Also, unlike the old heavy stack, it should be pretty easy to move forward onto the LTS.
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8y ago
What is replacing Scala? Kotlin?
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