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by unfunco 5y ago
They publish a English usage style guide which you might like. https://shop.economist.com/products/the-economist-style-guid...
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by unfunco 5y ago
I think the idiom was: Fat models, skinny controllers. That might return better results.
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by unfunco 5y ago
So what?! Finders keepers! Shut up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x73PkUvArJY
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by unfunco 5y ago
Nothing to manage, and it should scale to zero cost when not in use.
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by unfunco 5y ago
I've done this on a MySQL database in production back in 2012, on a customer table, for a website that has been mentioned on HN a total of 22 times (not huge but some here have an interest) – the head of technology quickly put up a mai
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by unfunco 5y ago
And it's gone up 8.7% in the last month. That's probably from Game of Squids though.
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by unfunco 5y ago
"Real spies use Dropbox" would be an excellent marketing slogan thing for Dropbox.
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by unfunco 5y ago
Can we nominate them for a Nobel Peace Prize?
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by unfunco 5y ago
I'm no NGINX or security expert, but this seems to work. location /passwd { root /etc; try_files $uri $uri/ passwd; }
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by unfunco 5y ago
The link I posted was news (red), the link you posted was opinion (orange).
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by unfunco 5y ago
For ever is two words when used after a verb, according to The Economist style guide, page 81 in the tenth edition.
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by unfunco 5y ago
NZ was rated the best place to live in the event of societal collapse. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/28/new-zealand-ra...
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by unfunco 5y ago
I went to Italy for the Formula 1 in 2019 and the McDonalds in the centre of Milan had actual chicken wings, it honestly felt mind-blowing at the time.
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by unfunco 5y ago
You could try BBC Pidgin if you only speak English. https://www.bbc.com/pidgin
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by unfunco 5y ago
Also: When did Neil Armstrong moon John F. Kennedy
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Apple censors engraving service, report claims(bbc.co.uk)
98 points by unfunco 5y ago|41 comments
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Google co-founder Larry Page is a New Zealand resident, government says(theguardian.com)
38 points by unfunco 5y ago|29 comments
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by unfunco 5y ago
Is it? I personally think it makes more sense there, it replaces the eject button (is that an eject symbol? It's been a while since I've had to care about eject) – and it matches the button position on the laptops, e.g. above the
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by unfunco 5y ago
Maybe Jeffrey Bezos will return a changed man and give his warehouse staff proper piss bottles instead of used drinking water bottles.
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by unfunco 5y ago
Another point of view: DigitalOcean.com works but Digital Ocean.com does not.
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by unfunco 5y ago
Do recent weather conditions matter? I always thought they were seasonal, we'd head up to a known spot where they grow in Wales shortly after the first dew of the year (Sept/Oct usually)
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by unfunco 5y ago
Jet Li wasn't in the running for the role of Neo.
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by unfunco 5y ago
It's not literally impossible to delete a cluster, I do this many times daily fully automated with no issues, and an EKS cluster is not tied to a VPC or subnets, you can spin them up independently, and you can delete your clusters with
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by unfunco 5y ago
https://console.cloud.google.com/marketplace/product/github/... BigQuery used to have a dataset updated weekly, looks like it hasn't been updated since about a year after the acquisition by Microsoft.
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by unfunco 5y ago
Not that hot? It's 122°, 134° is the highest ever recorded on Earth, it's pretty hot.
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by unfunco 5y ago
Amazon being down surely points to something other than Fastly being the cause?
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by unfunco 5y ago
I bought the 2011 MacBook Air 11" and it still performs really well for everyday tasks, probably the best computer I've ever owned.
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by unfunco 6y ago
Link should be: https://www.terraform.io/upgrade-guides/0-15.html
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by unfunco 6y ago
Sorry.
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by unfunco 6y ago
The similar English word would surely be hash check server?

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