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by tacticus 7y ago
The place i've been to used compressed air for most of the time. reducing the frequency of water washes
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by tacticus 7y ago
But not wider and not reliably so. Also marketing videos are always going to show best theoretical case. They are not going to show a cloudy day in a high contention network in a region not favoured by the orbit gods.
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by tacticus 7y ago
Unless they are hosting the servers in orbit your destination will be on earth somewhere. You will come back down go to it then return through a similar path to the client. the speed of light in a mostly vacuum could (provided their meshing
154.
by tacticus 7y ago
lol no. You still have to go up, over, down, across wire, back up, over and down again you're going to be paying a 25 to 50 ms latency on everything and that depends on having the dish tracking stuff working perfectly. (it is vastly be
155.
by tacticus 7y ago
Shared spectrum, low power transmitters, high latency and limited max bandwidth. It's going to be "fun" for anyone who depends on something in orbit
156.
by tacticus 7y ago
modules as a way to download stuff, and to remove the dependency on go path. Sure Semantic import version and the rush of shit to the head in their attempts to break vendoring on the other hand.
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by tacticus 7y ago
As in nginx that still doesn't have support for h2 in the backend?
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by tacticus 7y ago
But compared to java, python, node, ruby, c# or similar deployments. It's minuscule
159.
by tacticus 7y ago
oh god. it's based on pcp o.O
160.
by tacticus 8y ago
ifixit can solve that problem as well (though reasonably expensiveish (additional thing. their magnetic mat with squares on them was the greatest purchase I ever made for the workshop at my first job.))
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by tacticus 8y ago
You have to go. you don't have to pick. Makes it difficult for states to disenfranchise people through budget cuts.
162.
by tacticus 8y ago
The coal ban in china is probably not related to .au more just protection of their internal coal mines.
163.
by tacticus 8y ago
because "security" or some bullshit. Why does the bitbucket not saas implementation still not use the same API :|
164.
by tacticus 8y ago
The fuck? The guy has had rumours around his actions for decades. He set up a "compensation" scheme that was designed to prevent criminal charges or publication of offenses. He belittled and degraded abuse survivors whenever he co
165.
by tacticus 8y ago
The only problem with the gke solution is loadbalancers :( It's weird that a signle LB rule costs more than the rest of the kube cluster
166.
by tacticus 8y ago
Winrm stopped being usable if the machine was overly remote.
167.
by tacticus 8y ago
Hey Sorry to jump on something unrelated but i have a super tiny personal site on netlify and would love a smaller plan so i can actually pay you. I know it's probably not worth it for you to do such a thing but an optional pay money f
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by tacticus 8y ago
Video is out now as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQNWrFw2bQw
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by tacticus 8y ago
Have a better proxy that doesn't need to create a new generation of workers for config changes. Like traefik or envoy or nginx when you pay for it or use the lua shit to do backend discovery (haproxy also has lua shit iirc)
170.
by tacticus 8y ago
Old workers stay around until all the connections for them or their grace period has expired. So i hope you're not too close to the resource limit to handle many generations of workers sticking around. also if you have many services be
171.
by tacticus 8y ago
Unrelated to pg but could you badger the spanner team to make a mini spanner product :) Related to postgres. We have many many concurrent connections but a load satisfied by an n1-standard-4 atm do you recommend a connection pooler or somet
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by tacticus 9y ago
Also a black hawks blades are probably going to be significantly stronger than those on an r44.
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by tacticus 9y ago
Dry season is very much a northern part of australia concern (for now. the dry\wet cycle is moving south quite rapidly). The summer (which is the wet in the north) is when the bush fires happen.
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by tacticus 9y ago
Though from what i recall the NT poles are mostly steel.
175.
by tacticus 9y ago
Not just utility related reporting uses the pole numbers. My father was the volunteer emergency service coordinator (and power station operator) in the tiny town where we grew up. his use of road names + power poles ids + direction & di
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by tacticus 9y ago
And you can indeed just sit around on an older version. The vendor in this case just won't bother doing stuff to help you.
177.
by tacticus 9y ago
And it's not difficult to swap it out for a consistent hash balancer or other solution.
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by tacticus 9y ago
It's interesting how long lasting the reaction to french terrorism is in NZ.
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by tacticus 9y ago
netlify's ssl is one button plus a dns entry. it's pretty shiny
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by tacticus 9y ago
And the rest of Marks (and others) buffalo https://gobuffalo.io/

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