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slig
7y ago
Have you tried Dokku?
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slig
7y ago
Ouch, thanks! I missed that.
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slig
7y ago
Congrats on shipping! I've just installed and I'm curious on how do you plan to monetize this extension (since it's free and doesn't collect the URLs of the sites visited).
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slig
7y ago
I remember playing on your website in 08/09, thank you!
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slig
7y ago
There's a company that sells license to those photos: https://generated.photos/ and they have a FAQ with some of these questions.
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slig
7y ago
You don't even have to click it. Watch a Instagram ad to the end and they know you're interested and will show more of it.
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slig
7y ago
They insta-banned two new accounts from me (for side-projects) after I entered my phone-number which was associated with my personal account. They went from a no-law-free-spam zone to shoot-first-and-don't-ask-later.
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slig
7y ago
That's a nice way to get legal problems with one of the biggest companies in the world.
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slig
7y ago
Thank you! I've been using on a couple of domains and it works perfectly!
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slig
7y ago
They probably send much, much more valid emails, respond quickly to abuse reports, and since they're large/known enough, they won't get blacklisted because that would be disruptive to large, legit business.
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slig
7y ago
Thank you very much! I have this same issue but did not discover the culprit.
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slig
7y ago
Just a heads up, and forgive me if this is obvious, but you can move right away, the expire date will be the same anyway. You certainly don't want a failed migration too close to the expiration date.
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slig
7y ago
I've been a Linode customer since 2009, but I'm slowly migrating away to DO. Their k8s works great, and the managed Postgres/Redis is ideal for me.
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slig
7y ago
I spend more time writing and reading files than figuring out syntax errors. Also yaml has comments.
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slig
7y ago
I tried to use kustomize recently but could not figure out how to write Job/CronJob properly. I wanted to use the configGenerator/secretGenerator, with prod/stage/dev.
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slig
7y ago
Now that Chrome is hiding the "www." it's going to look more and more legacy. I still use the "www." and probably will continue using, but for business cards and things like that I always use the bare domain.
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slig
7y ago
Any reason why this could not be implemented right in the browser? If the browser sends the specific header, either allowing it or disabling it, the server doesn't need to show the opt-in/out nag.
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slig
7y ago
Just FYI, this fork is updated https://github.com/arteria/django-background-tasks
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slig
7y ago
Mobile OS periodically have to reclaim allocated memory and this happens.
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slig
7y ago
One would still have the fun of maintaining the application server updated.
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slig
7y ago
Sure, but the parent was talking about the difficulties of handling a DB server.
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slig
7y ago
For $20/m ($5 for a droplet and $15 for a managed DB instance) you can have that peace of mind on DO.
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slig
7y ago
Isn't that AppEngine?
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slig
7y ago
Yes, it's called "flexible SSL".
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slig
7y ago
Anyone looking for a good time can search for "zebra puzzles" or "logic puzzles" and try to solve them using Prolog.
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slig
7y ago
... and that's exactly why Docker shines so much.
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slig
7y ago
There are browser extensions that replace the `www` to `old` automatically.
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slig
7y ago
It has absolutely nothing to do with Python (which works on the server side), since their old web interface is working just fine. The issue is the bloated monstrosity of UI that they build recently and are trying to shove down users' t
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slig
7y ago
Isn't that what Google does on Google Sheets? I can only imagine the ungodly amount of work to get something like that working.
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slig
7y ago
Unfortunately that's not the case. They plaster us with nag screens and content hidden behind logins because it works. Most people don't care, and the company gets another profile to spam and track.
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