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vdfs
7y ago
Their new version seem to use less RAM, it's still Electron but with a lot of lazy-loading's
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vdfs
7y ago
It's probably built on Google Trends
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vdfs
7y ago
WPEngine is down in all regions https://wpenginestatus.com
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No, you can't block or mute people in Slack
(twitter.com)
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vdfs
7y ago
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Postman Disk space used multiplies after each update (2018)
(github.com)
1 points
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vdfs
7y ago
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vdfs
8y ago
Isn't using a server better in this case? Or Lambda have some benefits in this setup?
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vdfs
9y ago
> But there are also strong concerns that the increased frequency will raise the CPU temperature so much that it will cause an actual physical melt down. Note that many CPU manufactures will not allow a meltdown to happen
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vdfs
9y ago
Will changing the Channel help in this case?
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OpenShift require user to migrate to new platform version within one month
(blog.openshift.com)
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vdfs
9y ago
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vdfs
10y ago
Nice, Can your service be used to test Chrome extensions (like extension Popup)?
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Ask HN: What did you learn from Gilab data loss?
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vdfs
10y ago
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5 comments
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Microwaves in the cold war: The Moscow embassy study
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
1 points
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vdfs
10y ago
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vdfs
10y ago
Google is behind WebExtensions API (aka Chrome Extension API) Mozilla is behind XUL/XPCOM and look were we are now ;)
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Heroku Threshold Autoscaling
(devcenter.heroku.com)
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vdfs
10y ago
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Morocco Lifts Ban on VoIP Calls
(fortune.com)
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vdfs
10y ago
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vdfs
10y ago
Shopify too: https://status.shopify.com/incidents/z714f9fjg9q0
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Heroku API Outage
(status.heroku.com)
5 points
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vdfs
10y ago
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Keep a Changelog
(keepachangelog.com)
137 points
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vdfs
10y ago
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vdfs
10y ago
I thought the EE was open source: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee
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vdfs
10y ago
I find it hard to read mine
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How do I write a program that produces the following output?
(quora.com)
5 points
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vdfs
10y ago
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vdfs
10y ago
An other one showing SF in North Africa: https://whoishiring.io/search/35.124/2.419/5/?order=distance...
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vdfs
10y ago
Yes, Muslim use a Moon calendar (11 days short of a solar year) where the month is 29 or 30 days, there are 12 months, Ramadan is actually a month name followed by Shawal. Ramadan migrate through a solar calendar; one complete cycle every 3
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vdfs
10y ago
Well, if God tell you so, you shouldn't eat that sandwich. If you are familiar with chain of trust in computer security, Muslims have something similar for the Quran, there are hundred or thousands of peoples alive today who will give
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vdfs
10y ago
Fasting is only mandatory for people who are capable of doing it, if a doctor tell you can not fast, you should listen to him. All people i know love Ramadan, it's just peaceful, even the crime rate is kind of low in Ramadan, the night
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vdfs
10y ago
It's hard to believe that some thing going on for ~1430 years without changing is a superstition, IMHO.
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vdfs
10y ago
There are a lot of stuff going on in Ramadan, not only the abstention from food/drink, those activities will change your sleep cycle
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vdfs
10y ago
What is interesting in Ramadan is being dependent on the moon for the calculation of this month starts and end, so in 33 years you will experience fasting in different seasons
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Ask HN: Examples of unreliable software you are forced to use
5 points
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vdfs
10y ago
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3 comments
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Gitlab to remove Project's programming language because it's slow
(gitlab.com)
3 points
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vdfs
10y ago
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