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Leading OOH company WallDecaux and mobile tracking company Adsquare have just announced the creation of a platform called "OOH-Planner", to track people watching OOH ads through their mobile phone. The announcement: https:/&
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German Out-of-Home ads can now track your position (German)
(horizont.net)
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So, can one say that they... Autobahn?
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You wouldn't need to fully delete all comments: updating the author's name to "deleted user" would already be an improvement.
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Damn, these ships must really be run tightly. In every company I have worked for, the amount of outages caused by bugs and other post deployment issues was already above that number.
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3 hours of downtime per year equals to 99,96% uptime. In what world is that a lot of downtime?
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how do you visualize logs with Grafana when they are stored in ES?
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Aaand this is what happens when one comments before reading all the article...
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Isn't it possible to just set the haproxy maxconn to a slightly lower value than what the backend can deal with, and then let the reverse proxy retry once with another backend? Or even queue it for some hundreds of milliseconds before
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Now the question we all want to have answered: what's the database engine?
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I worked for RapidEye during the launch in 2008. Exciting times! If I remember correctly, their planned lifetime for imaging was 7 years, so it's quite amazing that they're still active 11 years later.
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Crowded: no, you can almost always find a place to seat. Paris PT is crowded, not Berlin's. Unreliable: true for the S-Bahn, outages are frequent. All things considered, it's still better than all other big cities I have visited.
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I'm also disappointed, I liked using HCL for GitHub actions. Did they get negative feedback from beta users? Or is it related to the recent release of HCL2?
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And you're not even talking about data gravity... Moving data from one provider to another will quickly drive your costs up.
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This is true except for Terminal C, which is indeed a mess. I still like Tegel a lot, as it's very close to the West center of the city.
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What about a mix between IM and recorded voice messages , like whatsapp does? I find it really practical for having asynchronous conversations: faster than typing messages, without having to answer right away. AFAIK Slack & co don'
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+1 with that. Having worked for an ad network: it doesn't matter how good your recommendation algorithms are if all you have in your ad campaign pool is shitty diet and car ads.
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So murder is the limit? But not all nazis murdered people.
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Enters dependabot and it's nice integration with Github You get pinned versions that get updated when needed
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Any idea when Linux will be supported? I'm using the Auto Tab Discard extension for now, but having a native way to handle this for Linux users would be great.
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I'm curious, do you switch at every fuck up? Then it's only a matter of time until you come back to Firefox, or maybe you'll end up making your own web browser?
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Godwin point incoming
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I have been wondering for a while: will this decision trigger any significant work to make software compatible? Or is it "just" a timezone library to update and voila?
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My 2 cents running your app in China: * make it as decoupled as possible from your core infra. What you spare on infra costs caused by redundancy, you will spend in maintenance time, outage mitigation, etc. * no synchronous call going out o
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Do as you please. Thank you, next.
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How dare you!
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I'd rather not get a job that very probably do not fit me anyway, instead of finding out after having left that my new boss is an asshole. The overhead of starting again the job search from scratch, explaining why I want to quit after
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Guru working alone on a project: looks pretty much like a silo to me.
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I have been using Keepass2, then KeepassXC for 5 years, with Dropbox to sync the db between my devices. Since Dropbox recently stopped to support ecryptfs, I started looking for alternatives (KeepassXC + Google Drive/SpiderOak, Lastpas
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That and the fact that upper management also wants a way to compare employee performance ACROSS teams or departments to decide who's a "rising star", who deserves a promotion or a raise (because the raise budget is always lim
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