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by tyldum 8y ago
To complicate matters, the satellite was inside a cluster launcher from NanoRacks and not a direct payload.
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by tyldum 8y ago
And their space program is more or less American.
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by tyldum 8y ago
After 8 years I had to replace the whole drive unit. It worked 5 days a week for those 8 years æ, though. And my toddler used to surf on it...
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by tyldum 8y ago
Norway has gone even further. Unless you object, it's automatically accepted!
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by tyldum 8y ago
Sometimes the deadlines are unavoidable, but when a manager creates a deadline based on estimated development time I have decided to push back. Also I now refuse to do single estimates, but instead provide more of a histogram that shows how
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by tyldum 8y ago
Designed to last 3 years. Previous low orbiting missions like GOCE demonstrated that the drag was less than expected so I would not be surprised if it went beyond 3 years.
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by tyldum 8y ago
I think the problem for us is that not all users are equal. To embrace devops/gitops I really want most of the company involved through our GitLab instance, but only a subset of the license seats would actually use the kubernetes featu
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by tyldum 8y ago
Primarily logging in, filing issues and using the wikis. A few might be able to request changes by submitting a PR instead of issues. We do need to have authentication and cannot simply mark all repos public either. The 10 power users want
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by tyldum 8y ago
When my company subscribed there was only a community and enterprise tier. Now this has become the starter edition and I feel we are losing a lot of value. We are 200 employees, but only 10 developers using the advanced features. We really
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by tyldum 8y ago
We use containers to reduce the testing surface and enforce standards. And if course to ease testing as we now transition the same build through dev, staging and prod. The devs just have a single base container to work off from and we use C
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by tyldum 8y ago
Most EU countries have a base rule: you have to yield to traffic coming on your right hand side unless signs tell you otherwise.
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by tyldum 9y ago
I tend to aim for two solutions: how can we prevent this from happening and how can we detect this kind of failure ahead of time (to alert).
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by tyldum 9y ago
Temporary names for recently launched objects pending final classification.
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by tyldum 9y ago
Really cool idea, and it works really well. Was able to do very precise positioning in my house, even within a single room if given multiple references. Ultimately it drained the phone battery too much to be of actual use for me in my smart
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by tyldum 9y ago
I find antennapod decent (and open source). To be honest, it might be wise with something in the cloud that can keep tabs on what episodes you have listened too. Most do it locally and it is easily forgotten when switching devices.
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by tyldum 9y ago
A few of the topics I know well myself, like networking, can be a pain to listen to. But the overall quality is great, and I realize that you can't be an expert on all topics. I listen to pretty much every episode and rarely skip one.
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by tyldum 9y ago
I work in the space industry and UTC is the only things we use for anything operational. Most also use it for meeting coordination. Many missions also use a Mission Elapsed Time which is based on launch time. Usually only used during launch
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by tyldum 9y ago
For us the problem is that we have been talking to influx sales for over 6 months to get a quote for those features, however it is just a never-ending interview process to determine how much we are willing to pay. We are looking at other op
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by tyldum 9y ago
I was a fan, and we got an Enterprise license when it was the only tier offered. Now there's two tiers above EES with insane price jumps. I can only assume there will be even more tiers introduced so we decided not to upgrade. We use G
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by tyldum 9y ago
Opposite of my experience. Been upgrading from LTS to LTS in production for many years. Non-upgradable OS like Windows and Suse Linux used to warrant new server hardware, but now the servers live far too long since there is no need to migra
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by tyldum 9y ago
I get 40km out of a 400Wh battery with similar weight. About half in cold weather with snow and studded tires. The tires seem to be the main reason for the reduced mileage. This is in sport mode with maximum assistance and going full speed.
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by tyldum 9y ago
My complaint is that the usability sucks. Early adopters had to throw out their DAB receivers and buy DAB+ receivers. You regularly have to factory reset them because they keep moving the frequencies. Bad UIs for handling 20+ stations. The
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by tyldum 9y ago
It is a problem on modern cars as well, since most have LED tail lights. They get covered in snow and become invisible.
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by tyldum 9y ago
When they went from paper to digital only everyone knew it was just a matter of time. My paper sub had like a year left at that point and I was granted a multi year digital sub instead. It didn't have time to expire even. They played v
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by tyldum 9y ago
Used to be a fan, but the change in licensing is worrying me. We started with the enterprise edition, which was the top tier at the time. Since then another tier has been added above and another one is in the works. The road map is not enco
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by tyldum 9y ago
Frozen shrimp? It has to be boiled in sea water on the boat it was caught and eaten the same day. I refuse to eat frozen shrimp.
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by tyldum 9y ago
+1 for the top level overview, although subgroups is a step in the right direction
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by tyldum 9y ago
I guess it depends. We are migrating away from Oracle towards Postgresql. For Oracle you quickly need enterprise edition or flaky third-party software for basic features lile replication. We could hire several dedicated DBAs on Postgresql f
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by tyldum 10y ago
The email alerts have never worked reliably for me. For messages they arrive a week later, if at all. And I regularly get emails telling me I have 50+ notifications, but there is actually just a few. It's been totally unreliable and ra
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by tyldum 10y ago
Scan as you shop is common in certain chains in Norway, but I always observe people wondering how to scan certain things. Especially produce and special promotions. And when I tried it, no less than three scales were out of labels so had a

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