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by zie 1y ago
Sure, but there are lots of failure modes where the failure goes with the streaming replication and all instances are trashed.
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by zie 1y ago
Obviously it should be a preference one can toggle, regardless of the default setting. I think they would get a lot better if the default was on instead of off. TikTok generally has captions, usually burned into the video clip, you can&#x27
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by zie 1y ago
It's a double edged sword, because it shrinks the already small deaf/HoH population and we can't yet eradicate hearing like we can smallpox(completed), polio(mostly gone), etc. It's awesome that it works for some people,
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by zie 1y ago
> I can respect resisting pressure to be part of the hearing world, but there are certainly ways in which deafness impacts one's safety and opportunities. I agree, but that's not a result of me being deaf, it's a result of
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by zie 1y ago
Aka a grid. Sure, this is a newer version of the grid, that allows local failover, but it's just a grid. Maybe we can upgrade the other grids to do this too. That would be fabulous.
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by zie 1y ago
This is true, but if you add in local batteries attached to the solar, you can have a device that works in basically all situations. If disconnected from the grid, it can run off battery instead of just not working. I haven't read the
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by zie 1y ago
> The frame will probably change slightly over time to make them incompatible. This is probably true. The rest of your comment is probably not true for most people. It just depends on how strong your prescription is and how willing the s
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by zie 1y ago
I agree with you, though you might think about contributing to wikitravel too. This is their Singapore page: https://wikitravel.org/en/Singapore
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by zie 1y ago
And then there is GFM (Github Flavoured Markdown), which is a bit different from Common Mark.
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by zie 1y ago
I missed that. That does seem very small, 1k jobs/day is nothing. Chancy also looks pretty neat. Thanks for sharing!
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by zie 1y ago
I have nothing against pg_boss[0] from the articel (I don't know anything about it), but there are plenty of queues and crons and schedulers for PG Some others: * https://github.com/LaunchPlatform/bq * https:&#x2
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by zie 1y ago
Forgejo does almost everything Github does around issues that the OP mentioned(I think). * It doesn't extract the title from the issue on bare linkes, instead the url will become something like: <group>/<repo>#15 Which
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by zie 1y ago
Please do!
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by zie 1y ago
Just like with any other OSS project, you have to convince the upstream developers that your PR is worth merging. You don't do that by throwing PR's over the wall and then moving on. You do that by being part of the community. Th
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by zie 1y ago
We use barman too, but we do hourly and daily restores into different database instances. So for example our prod db is tootie_prod We setup another instance the restores from barman every hour and renames the db to tootie_hourly. We do the
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by zie 1y ago
It does, it's not perfect, but nothing ever is. I haven't tried putting it behind Authentik or Authelia. They make it known in the Authelia guide what it is they care about being always exposed, vs password protected. Hopefully yo
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by zie 1y ago
v2 is here already as far as I know, I mean I'm happily using it.
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by zie 1y ago
I ditched for [silverbullet]( https://silverbullet.md ). MIT licensed, markdown editor with embedded lua scripting. It's a PWA app that works offline and syncs well.
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by zie 1y ago
Within the larger spec, you can whitelist a set of known devices, such as only allow Yubikey's, etc. Which would prevent the private key material from getting into your password manager.
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by zie 1y ago
Regardless, TOTP is way better than passwords alone, or SMS as another factor. It's also the only one that can be deployed at scale that is supportable. I hope Passkeys will become deployable, but the last few times we tried public key
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by zie 1y ago
A home mortgage is a way better deal most of the time, which is what most people do. Better tax treatment, not callable, etc.
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by zie 1y ago
This would also apply to farmers when they take out a loan on their land, which they are also unlikely to ever realize, probably for longer period of time then Bezos, et al. I imagine most of rural America, once they figure this out would b
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by zie 1y ago
Same with passkeys when you think about it. Just need the private key. For fingerprints/etc you generally just need a great camera.
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by zie 1y ago
I implemented passkeys @ $WORK, and we rolled it out to our tech department only first. Nobody could make it work reliably, and troubleshooting it was basically impossible. The best you could do was just wipe their passkeys and have them tr
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by zie 1y ago
Generally in the excel load process, one does sanity checks. However your database can do all the checking if you so wish. CHECK() gets you quite far. If you have PostgreSQL(PG) or some other advanced SQL database, you can even go forth wit
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by zie 1y ago
Exactly: https://openzfsonosx.org Works just fine for me.
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by zie 1y ago
I agree that transfers(like the high speed buses) have some checks to ensure transfers happen properly, but that doesn't help much if the data is/was corrupted on either side. > If most filesystems don't do integrity check
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by zie 1y ago
I would disagree that disks alone are good enough for daily consumer use. I see corruption often enough to be annoying with consumer grade hardware without ECC & ZFS. Small images are where people usually notice. They tend to be heavily
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by zie 1y ago
Yes, ZFS is not the only filesystem with data checksumming and guarantees, but it's one of the very rare exceptions that do. ZFS has been in productions work loads since 2005, 20 years now. It's proven to be very safe. BTRFS has k
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by zie 1y ago
> I can say with assurance that there is no chance your OS sees uncorrected bits from your flash dies. While true, there is zero promises that what you meant to save and what gets saved are the same things. All the drive mostly promises

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