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811.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Yeah nobody should be embedding this verbatim to process payments that will fail any pci audit.
812.
by tgtweak 7y ago
It's working
813.
by tgtweak 7y ago
It shows the title and an image for a split second then a non skippable register prompt pops up over the article.
814.
by tgtweak 7y ago
It's paywalled for me after the title and photo, from the other replies it looks like these questions were addressed in the full article.
815.
by tgtweak 7y ago
I assumed it was there for overflow of non-covid patients, is that not the case? Are NY hospitals over capacity? edit: seems this is addressed later in the article but for some reason NYT is paywalling/registerwalling this after the fo
816.
by tgtweak 7y ago
We had a very similar situation recently where the colocation facility had replaced some missing block-out panels in a rack and it caused the top-of-rack switches to recycle hot air... the system temps of both switches were north of 100°C a
817.
by tgtweak 7y ago
self-hosted: passbolt cloud/saas: keeper security Both have very good enterprise features and are predominantly focused on keeping control over shared credentials compliant. Very happy with passbolt so far for those "very secret&q
818.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Has anyone confirmed it is their own? I'd be surprised if it wasn't a shaved-down v8 or similar. Lastly have we confirmed there's no memory or thread protection in place? Most AV reputable AV companies have strong proprietary
819.
by tgtweak 7y ago
sciter ships with their own TIscript engine, which it's a small subset of JavaScript mostly for interop with the application and manipulation of the sciter HTML renderer. Seems the original thread is a javascript interpreter for sandbo
820.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Youtube is a growth play - even at that - it's not a slouch, 5bn+ in the last quarter.
821.
by tgtweak 7y ago
I wish gcp and aws would take some notes (or make some acquisitions) to get close to Azure Devops... It has been a natural - dare I say pleasant - exercise to move some really rancid 15-year old legacy .net sql server/stored procedu
822.
by tgtweak 7y ago
What a joy to work with Bryan et al. Probably the best paid education you could imagine. Is Samsung doing nothing with joyent? Seems they could and should be competing heavily in the server space if not the public cloud itself more meanin
823.
by tgtweak 7y ago
The inventory is usually in retail locations when sold. I can't remember seeing anything in a luxury brand showroom (typically very limited catalogue also) that wasn't in stock. Buyers in this segment don't want to order and
824.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Have they seen this strain among animal populations? It seems logical to establish that animal populations can carry it, and in doing so it should be traceable there. It seems in the avian flu they had established very early on the lineage
825.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Additionally, it's systematic, from the article and in the same week: Yanqing Ye, 29, who is currently in China, is charged with one count each of "visa fraud, making false statements, acting as an agent of a foreign government an
826.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Price elasticity experiments are the lowest hanging fruits for optimizing revenue! We found doing it per country had a huge impact on rest-of-world LTVs.
827.
by tgtweak 7y ago
So at datadog, after aggregation with spark and storage into parquet, what is used for serving queries of all the datadog aggregated telemetry data (logs, apm and infra telemetry) to the consumers? (interestingly, we have a nearly identical
828.
by tgtweak 7y ago
What kind of work are you looking for? Seems you should be founding more startups :)
829.
by tgtweak 7y ago
As a product manager you should not be asking anyone to build you anything without properly explaining the why. It starts with the why, and a good engineering team will offer how+when. If you get overly involved in the how you'll end u
830.
by tgtweak 7y ago
You might want to wait for some sign of a turnaround before assuming this is the bottom of the dip. Usual disclaimer about taking investment advice from internet strangers applies.
831.
by tgtweak 7y ago
You'll get recapcha'd like crazy. Also some e-commerce sites will refuse purchases when made from hosting-allocated IP ranges since it's commonplace for fraud.
832.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Not saying wireguard isn't. I will say I've used softether on 10gbps links and hit 8gbps between two continents and that was nearly impossible with every other solution 5 years ago when I first set it up. It's been running f
833.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Just use softether - free, simple, open source, fast and secure. Best of all it runs on almost any platform you could want to run it on (both server and client!) You can even bounce off or azure to set up the tunnel when your vpn server is
834.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Very fond memories of using this as a child... On top of that I'm sure it still works today just as well as it did back then. Something to be said about purpose built ICs.
835.
by tgtweak 7y ago
That's rediculous, in what area?
836.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Apparently the build quality issues (roofs shorting, catching on fire) were traditional panels, and not manufacturer by themselves.
837.
by tgtweak 7y ago
You could reshingle a roof for $3.50/sqft and it's not unheard of to get traditional solar installed at $1.50/W, ~$15,000 for a 10kw system. $7000 + $15,000 Then you apply the federal credit after that. This is for a grid-tie
838.
by tgtweak 7y ago
I believe they have "dud" panels which are not power generating, as well as for edges and joints where a full solar tile wouldn't fit. I also imagine the cost they show is not for 2000sqft of generating panels.
839.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Easy solution, redirect to the proper fqdn (with www.) or request a multi domain certificate including both.
840.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Amusingly, the date on this article and the fact it still loads today. https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1994-08-25-fi-31168-...

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