Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
y4mi
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
69 ms
·
661.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
> like French Police illegally crossing the border and unloading migrants in a forest before driving back Please tell me you have a source for that. / Edit It seems to have been a singular occurrence where two migrants were deporte
662.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
One of my employers once had a queue for pretty much every asynchronous action that had to be done in the platform The workloads were categorized by type and that script decided on the order by base-ing a timestamp and using the resulting i
663.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
An optimized vm boots in < 2 seconds... Heck, a hardware server can boot in seconds if you skip POST entirely
664.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
let me guess, you don't have any experience in ops? 1) Scaling doesn't really require more work. It needs a bigger investment because a hardware hypervisor costs significantly more than a vm... after all, that hard metal can host
665.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
That is ynab5, the cloud native version, where your data lives on their servers. That is not an option for me.
666.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
I started a side project and created my own budget planner that did exactly what I wanted (and imports data from my bank). I've recently considered to refactor it into a AWS Lambda app, as the current setup with Django API, celery work
667.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
My family had several cats over the time I grew up. All could go outside whenever they wanted. The oldest got to 8 yrs. Most died of organ failures, one from a genetic illness and another one never came back. The Organ failures were probabl
668.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
YNAB4 (you need a budget 4) It wouldve been perfect if they'd just added an API so that users can create and share ways to get the data from various banks. And a refactor was necessary to a native library (or even electron) But this cl
669.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
i'm not the parent poster, but did host my mail own for a while. 99.99+ uptime for mail is generally not as important, as undelivered emails get resend if it wasn't up at the time of delivery. it might still be a problem, because
670.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
depends on your definition of noble i guess. bloodshed and misery of the commons is a very ... 'noble' thing. by which i mean that every noble in europes history enjoyed it. i'd agree to the spirit of your message though, and
671.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
thats absolutely true for america. he might've been from europe though, and we really did have ... a lot of blood wasted to draw out these lines... we kept killing each other for them
672.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
way too easy to game. just spread a virus... or chrome extension which keep querying your websites there is no way to implement this with technology in a reasonable manner unless you monitor every action every user does at any time. which w
673.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
Yes it is installed. But script execution is pretty much always disabled through group policy
674.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
I'll be honest.. I tried elementary os when they first released it but never got it's charm. It always felt like an inferior version of macOS... Which I don't like. I personally prefer to develop on a Linux install... But ele
675.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
at least you'll be notified about the compromise, as surely everyone that resets the u2f will get notifications through all available channels, right?
676.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
> I don’t agree with this at all. Here’s a counter example: Linux. are you sure about that? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3177338/how-is-the-linux...
677.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
Last Pass still saves generated passwords, it's just become a hidden feature for some reason... Each generated password is visible in the triangle drop-down to the right of the generated password. This list resets on restarts
678.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
Going single cloud on that scale is simply irresponsible though. You need failovers to different providers and hopefully also have your hardware for general workloads And suddenly the CEO doesn't care anymore if one of your potential f
679.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
you're talking about different things... fresh tuna is pretty expensive. its just the cans that are dirt cheap
680.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
as an outsider: everything related to american politics has become a joke since trump has taken power...
681.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
> Can vlc scrape Metadata and download art? yes > Can I browse my catalog through vlc? yes > Does it work with my remote? if you got a remote that connects to your pc, yes. there are quite a few of these around, especially if
682.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
only $150? you need to add professional cleaning cost and lost revenue while cleaning to the bill. and not just professional cleaning... the injured person could've a serious illness (think HIV), so it will probably cost even more i&#x
683.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
> I just wished websites wouldn't need to draw from ~200 untrusted sources That's just how it is though. Even if you're using vanilla js. Don't get me wrong, I know what you mean... it's just that it's rea
684.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
docker is great though. it just fixes problems most people dont have. same with kubernetes i guess. such a great experience if you don't have to host it yourself
685.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
just tested on firefox (android). no issue. i didn't test opera nor brave, but neither should have any issues either, as they're just chrome forks at this point.
686.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
> for not being able to use my editor At least Atom has good integration with hydrogen
687.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
Show HN: Monica, an open-source CRM to manage friends and family (monicahq.com) 1097 points by robinhood on June 6, 2017 | hide | past | web | favorite | 572 comments how is that not a show hn? and there is no mention about
688.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
i didn't flag it myself, but its not compliant to the rules, afaict. its been posted one year ago[1] and the rules[0] clearly state that it should not be posted again, unless a major overhaul has been done [0] https://news.y
689.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
not an option, unless you own an AMD or nouveau supported card.
690.
▲
by
y4mi
8y ago
Uh, if still works though? On both fedora and Ubuntu. Ah, on second thought: it might be because of Wayland. I've been using i3 so haven't been able to switch from x-land... So I wouldn't have encountered that problem
More ›