wiether

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by wiether 11mo ago
> can put thousands and thousands of dollars on your bill in less than an hour By default a NGW is limited to 5Gbps https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/nat-gateway... A GB transferred through
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by wiether 11mo ago
Reading all the posts about people who got bitten by some policies on AWS, I think they should create two modes: - raw - click-ops Because, when you build your infra from scratch on AWS, you absolutely don't want the service gateways t
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by wiether 11mo ago
I'm one of the few using "TLS", but it's hard. When doing this, you see that some people feel that you are being pedantic. And the biggest issue is that it creates confusion. During calls with customers, when I tell that
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by wiether 1y ago
Why not both? A journal can be lost and/or destroyed quite easily. Whereas you skin is always there. And if it's not, then you have much bigger scars.
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by wiether 1y ago
The one with velcro tape, allowing to put patches on the laptop is clever! It results in a bulgier laptop, but still, clever!
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by wiether 1y ago
When everybody is issued with a dull grey laptop, putting a few stickers on it is a nice way to know which one is yours when there's ten laptops on a meeting table and it can help users feels more responsible of their laptop. The nasti
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by wiether 1y ago
But you can also use them as a reminder of how you felt/who you were when you got them. Even someone who get a very trendy tattoo should keep it: "look how I used to follow every trend and how I evolved because I would never do so
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by wiether 1y ago
Never heard about it before, I'll have a look; thanks!
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by wiether 1y ago
Even within people involved in the local market it is not a widespread thing, but for a year now he's been the CTO of Scaleway, one of the French cloud providers.
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by wiether 1y ago
As a Windows user, I never used VLC because I didn't like its UI and not having the "click to pause" was a big issue when you control a media center with a mouse. So I used Media Player Classic without any issues for years. W
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by wiether 1y ago
ngl: I was expecting a crazy success story where you started learning to code to add your feature and then you went on becoming a streaming expert at a FAANG But glad you had your feature!
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by wiether 1y ago
And yet, most of those success stories about ditching the cloud are from people that were not using services with hard vendor lock-ins. Reading author's article: > For me, that meant: > RDS for the PostgreSQL database (my biggest
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by wiether 1y ago
> Now we need to build a similar fighting movement for a 32-hour week and living wages for all workers.
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by wiether 1y ago
Next step: get some turtles!
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by wiether 1y ago
Thanks for your perspective, I must say that I agree with you
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by wiether 1y ago
> A nice thing is that outlook can simply sum up the reactions and show them along the message in a non-intrusive way. Yeah, that's why I came to like the feature. It's even visible at two places: in the thread list and on an i
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by wiether 1y ago
Yeah that's why I didn't quite welcomed the feature at first: that's just MS adding their stuff and not following a standard.
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by wiether 1y ago
> I think reactions emojis are just the gen-z version Every time someone tells that something I use and enjoy is "the gen-z version" of something, I'm getting worried: is it me trying to keep-up with the cool kids? Having
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by wiether 1y ago
If it become standardized, it would be less annoying: you wouldn't receive shallow emails telling you that someone added an reaction to your email. You would receive _something_ that your client could manage or drop.
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by wiether 1y ago
I'm not sure they are talking about their colleagues: > To me - as someone not in the Microsoft ecosystem And the fact that they are managing their own Postfix seems pretty clear. As someone in the MS ecosystem at work, I'm usi
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by wiether 1y ago
Like https://www.stackit.de/en/ which is the cloud offering of Schwarz Group, owner of Lidl?
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by wiether 1y ago
I don't understand any of this. Probably because of their proximity with the USA, the french-speaking community in Québec is far more attached to using French than actual French people. That's why in France we use "Stop"
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by wiether 1y ago
Yeah that was my understanding and why I found it so funny!
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by wiether 1y ago
Salutations, I always felt the same and one theory I have is because the imperative nature of source code feels rude if you try and put it in French. It feels like yelling orders to a dog. Then I don't know if it's just because in
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by wiether 1y ago
Thanks for the test! Thinking about it with the feedback, I'm not sure of what I would have liked to see actually. First I was expecting no highlight once you added a comment explaining why. But then, seeing the highlight, I'm thi
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by wiether 1y ago
The complete dictionary is here: https://github.com/bnjbvr/rouille/blob/principale/rouille_co... I just can't stop laughing at the "génial" => "super" https://gith
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by wiether 1y ago
I like the idea! File `apps/client/electron/main/proxy-routing.ts` line 63 Adding a comment to explain why the downgrade is done would have resulted in not raising the issue? Also two suggestions on the UI - anchors on l
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by wiether 1y ago
I genuinely don't get what the issue is here.
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by wiether 1y ago
> 1) people with medically compromised joints who would like to engage in experiences that their bodies don’t currently allow. They say: > Engineered to augment natural lower leg and ankle movement Meanwhile, most people who can'
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by wiether 1y ago
That's why they're launching a FREE VPN? https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-services/mozilla-is-experi...

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