sleepyhead

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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Why is it a problem that dnsimple is not going to charge for bogus DNS requests? (or any DNS requests for that matter). AWS did do a refund but it requires me to monitor usage and do some investigation. I really don't want to spend tim
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Ah I missed the "shared across all of your eco dynos" part. Thanks for the info. That helps. I also like the new small Redis plan.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
I made a video about it but it is not published yet. I hope to publish it soon here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkc8xf5A7qCQydN6tG0BmmQ There was no misconfiguration, just millions of DNS requests but not million
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
I ended up with a $700 bill for a month with Route 53 due to bogus DNS requests (a normal month would be like $5 or something). And there is nothing a professional engineer could do anything about it - except pay $3000/month for AWS Sh
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Are you comparing Heroku to EC2 and other non-managed parts of AWS? Because for most parts Heroku and AWS is two different offerings. There are two main reasons to use Heroku: they manage it and they provide easy tools for configuration. Ev
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
The new "cheap" plan is only two dollars less so I don't think it is an alternative for many. I will most likely move infrequently used apps to another platform.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Perhaps it is because the sanctions are financial and WhatsApp does not charge users?
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Instagram fined €405M in EU over children’s privacy(techcrunch.com)
40 points by sleepyhead 4y ago|2 comments
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Not recommended but supported. JSON+LD is recommended. See https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/structure...
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
> values that describe the nature of the content vs > rather than values that describe the desired presentation of the content. Or could it be that the meaning here is that you should write descriptive classes such as 'alert-box&
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
TIL! So those obnoxious JavaScript frameworks using classes for declaring logic are actually valid???!!
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Google prefers JSON-LD though[0]. Also I'm not keen on defining content with styling classes. [0] https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-structured-data-p...
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Definitively not.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Yeah it was a bit disappointing to see it. For me I was looking for two important features that is essential for a European SaaS company or in the Enterprise segment: 1) No plans to do regional Postgres backups. Today PG backups are transfe
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
It should be reported as a vulnerability. To Apple. Yes they made a decision for this as well but a decision can still be reported as a vulnerability.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
> January 2022, we received a report And they did not give notice to users. GDPR breach.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
"You cannot call Stripe" Ironic since Stripe requires a phone number to have an account and that phone number is required to be stated on the transaction receipt.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Sorry, you are saying I should make a better argument to the comment saying "so what if he was a dictator?"
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Your argument is oddly one-sided and does not include any of the issues with the Shah. At least try to look at it objectively. I understand you hate the current regime, we all do, but it seems you are unable to view history correctly becaus
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
You might want to read the entire thread before commenting. The argument here started with a statement that under the Shah there were problems for regular people. And someone posted in return a video implying it was like paradise. I stated
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
That is what it says, what is your point?
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
"Dictator killing people - bad". Yes, very weak argument. Enjoy your doogh.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
"While the revolution obviously resulted in a much worse situation" Read the thread.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
> So what that he was a dictator? I rest my case.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
I just Googled and found an article so I am sure there are better sources, however it shouldn't be controversial to say that the Shah, who came in power through a foreign coup, was a dictator. It is the reason why the revolution was ab
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Let me guess you don't know how things were under the Shah. While the revolution obviously resulted in a much worse situation, the Shah was a dictator. https://historyofyesterday.com/the-shah-of-iran-was-not-a-sa...
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
> Just to be clear, the tree is found in Dalarna in Sweden They point it out in the introduction: "discovered a tree up on Fulufjället – in Sweden just east of Trysil municipality in Norway" also it says "near the Norwegia
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
I was lucky to visit Venice during the pandemic with few tourists around. But introverted me even sensed the crowd problem then, it must be hell during peak tourist season. But Venice is spectacular. Even a $100 entry would not stop most to
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
Yeah a better solution is to ban cruise ships.
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by sleepyhead 4y ago
It really sounds like you have not been to Venice. Venice is not some random tourist place, people will go there regardless as it is the most stunning city in the world. The gondolas are full even though they are like $100 for 15 minutes. A

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