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by zeeZ 7y ago
Access to more crowds though. Imagine someone crashing into an Oktoberfest tent
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by zeeZ 7y ago
Hard to tell. Since the prints were so cheap back then the individual blocks were used until they were worn down if they were popular, and then probably either cut down to be reused for a different carving or just tossed out. Identifying an
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by zeeZ 7y ago
The copies of The Great Wave in collections around the world are not only different in color and tone. There are many reproductions of varying quality among them. David Bull, a woodblock print maker in Tokyo, made his own reproduction in 20
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by zeeZ 7y ago
Does this fit the bill? https://eumetview.eumetsat.int/static-images/latestImages.ht...
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by zeeZ 7y ago
Office 365 is a paid product, so I would hope so. I also don't recall them trying to be your personal assistant. A first step to the answer to that question would probably be to compare all the terms and contracts. If you really really
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by zeeZ 7y ago
The use of "MM" is really confusing me. What is 1MM views? I can't help but parse it to a mega mega view, or one tera view, but that seems excessive.
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by zeeZ 7y ago
I initially parsed it as five summers, each lasting 500 years, in a time span of 15 years. Logic then kicked in and "corrected" it to five summers, each as summer-y as 500 years worth of summers combined, in a time span of 15 year
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by zeeZ 7y ago
I know haproxy itself supports that and have used those features with static configuration, but does the k8s ingress controller out of the box?
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by zeeZ 7y ago
If I were to use it as a k8s ingress, how would I do OCSP stapling? nginx does that for you, but with haproxy you've always had to hack something together to add a .ocsp file (which has to exist at startup) and reload externally. I als
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by zeeZ 7y ago
From my observations the Chinese signs are more a reaction to the hordes flocking into the country to buy hygiene products in bulk and also do a little sightseeing on the side.
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by zeeZ 7y ago
> Terraform 0.12 is a major update Looks like a minor update to me...
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by zeeZ 7y ago
> I can't watch this because I'm in Japan and its geoblocked but hanko can be convenient. - you can leave a hanko with an authorized person to sign on your behalf (eg when you're a CEO traveling abroad). - you can unregist
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by zeeZ 8y ago
This? https://imgur.com/a/gJsji6z
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by zeeZ 8y ago
Only needs to be public for the challenge though. We use split DNS with an external server that has an empty zone. Internal clients are limited to setting their respective _acme-challenge.subdomain TXT record and delete it afterwards.
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by zeeZ 8y ago
From an earlier video [0]: "We asked our agency if they could find a moving company that would give us permission to film. They did one better and found a moving company we have permission to film AND they're moving our stuff for
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by zeeZ 8y ago
More like giving the web facing application full access to the payment database vs having a separate internal service with a very limited API. A problem with the frontend does not always immediately compromise the database.
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by zeeZ 8y ago
You need to stop thinking of it as an OS. It's just an easy/lazy way to grab all the dependencies your process may need. Here's a silly analogy: You're trying to containerize a simple football game. To run the game you n
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by zeeZ 8y ago
I skimmed the legalese in the article and did not see them differentiating between account types. Seems like a general statement that may also apply to premium accounts.
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by zeeZ 8y ago
Here's two more for the list opening their site on a mobile browser: On a data connection redirected me to my ISP's game shop that apparently lets me buy crappy games for I don't know what with one click via phone bill. Multi
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by zeeZ 8y ago
They changed that last year though. An All Access subscription now only includes YouTube Music Premium, which does not remove ads. That requires a YouTube Premium subscription. Plus I hear there are plans to ditch Play Music for YouTube Mus
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by zeeZ 8y ago
My ISP (Telefonica) currently doesn't return addresses for login.microsoftonline.de (cloud Germany) while Google's DNS servers do. I wonder if that's related.
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by zeeZ 8y ago
Why drop the "why" from the title? Without it I assumed this was about behavior they carried over from what is otherwise just another mandatory workplace policy.
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by zeeZ 8y ago
If your computer is "breached" then it doesn't matter where your passwords come from. They could just run a keylogger and get them that way. It really depends on your threat model. No system is perfect and we're mostly b
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by zeeZ 8y ago
A millimillennium.
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by zeeZ 8y ago
My first impression was "Airbnb has toppled over", but yeah, it kind of does...
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by zeeZ 8y ago
K8S was the second thing I tried (after randomly trying hashicorp/vault). It took about a minute to load on my Toshiba CB30, but it actually worked! Rotated at 0.3 FPS though.
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by zeeZ 8y ago
Why not go big and move everyone into a dozen mega cities like Tokyo. Everything you can want is just one or two subway rides away, so you don't really need a car. Maybe add a touch of Copenhagen to add bike friendliness...
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by zeeZ 8y ago
If my options at the border were to give someone full unsupervised access to my entire digital life or refuse and be inconvenienced for several hours it outright denied, I'd much rather give them something I can throw away after. I kno
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by zeeZ 8y ago
IMHO Kubernetes only makes sense if you can, or want to, run multiples of things that are either stateless or clustered in some way, or another copy for a different purpose. Run two instances of something if you want to survive a single cra
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by zeeZ 8y ago
We could make up a new system to make it equally confusing for everyone: https://www.swatch.com/en_gb/internet-time/ It's what I always suggest whenever someone doesn't know what to do when presented wit

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