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4y ago
haproxy have said during their performance testing that 3.0 performed quite badly so they're sticking with 1.1x
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4y ago
Yeah. Same in Colorado. And of course Xcel energy just posted record profits.
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4y ago
Why would you consider it a meme? I thought that's the general consensus in recent literature.
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4y ago
What?
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4y ago
Agreed! Messes with Wifi too.
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4y ago
This is anecdotal, and I still plan to get the latest booster soon, but I have had pain in my left chest since the first covid vaccine. I went to a doctor who ran an EKG but they said everything was functioning correctly. Maybe someone kn
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4y ago
Unfortunately, not even close.
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4y ago
likely netflow data.
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Gone in 130 seconds: New Tesla hack gives thieves their own personal key
(arstechnica.com)
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4y ago
It's there to make a statement, I'm sure there are limitations on suits like this.
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4y ago
I sold my m1 ipad because of this.
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4y ago
Fun story. I helped someone with a wordpress site recently where I provided an internal address for development. Once they were done with development I moved the site to the public url and found that most of the pages were broken. Turns ou
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4y ago
Been seeing these conspiracy "theories" on HN lately, it's interesting to say the least.
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5y ago
So far every venture that's tried this has failed due to the lack of smarts. If their smart speakers are even remotely as smart as their XR, this is dead in the water.
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5y ago
Yeah I'd be more worried about the ipad pro or latest iphone. The screen on the pro costs like $700 alone.
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5y ago
A lot of backup software natively supports S3 like APIs now. Even open source like duplicati, kopia, etc.
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5y ago
This would be great if it was in their Virginia DC
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5y ago
Same at the company I work for, so this seems to be normal for publicly traded companies.
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5y ago
I'm very much hoping this becomes the future of filesystems on linux, but it's very in flux at the moment. I wish some company would hire him and put a bunch of devs on it full time.
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Cloudflare: Incorrect proxying of 24 hostnames on January 24, 2022
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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5y ago
Who's fault is that? It's still news....
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5y ago
Exactly. Coffee is fine in moderation, 1 maybe 2 cups a day. Most people who talk about quitting are drinking 3-6 cups.
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5y ago
Agreed... their old edgerouter was much better. Hoping their unifi OS (containerization of their platforms on their hardware) becomes more flexible without the hacks people use now. Until then, I'll keep using my edgerouter...
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5y ago
https://sriramsami.com/feed.xml
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5y ago
I agree with this sentiment. Overall, we should be praising projects like frame.work over proprietary and hard to port systems like the M1. I'm hoping some day the frame.work laptops will have a mainboard available similar to the M1,
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5y ago
I believe they are referring to half of all assets going to your spouse without a prenuptial agreement even if there was a good reason for divorce.
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5y ago
Until eSNI or similar is implemented across all sites, it doesn't matter much.
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5y ago
I suppose it's true most people here (not me) is part of the 1% but man it seems strange no one questions this.
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5y ago
Saw this too recently - https://www.cnx-software.com/2021/09/27/zb-gw03-esp32-based-... , quite nice
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5y ago
Yeah lots of baddies using workers. I blocked cloudflare a long time ago because of workers.
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