zwily

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781.
by zwily 12y ago
I'm only familiar with their Ruby and Node libraries, but I enjoy both of them very much.
782.
by zwily 12y ago
It's not? I must have missed that announcement.
783.
by zwily 12y ago
DockerCon is this week.
784.
by zwily 12y ago
They're using Gerrit for code review, where you can modify patches submitted by other people.
785.
by zwily 12y ago
Not yet.
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by zwily 12y ago
Disabling transparent hugepages has been common advice in the Postgres world for awhile, and for the same reason. I suspect anything that forks a lot should have them off.
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by zwily 12y ago
Amazon profits off the content sales. The hardware is to drive that, so they typically don't care how you watch the content.
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by zwily 12y ago
It's really about the number of files, not the size involved. If you have hundreds of thousands of files in there, you'll have a long wait.
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by zwily 12y ago
Heh, me too - you can turn it back on in System Preferences though. It's a new sound effect.
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by zwily 12y ago
Look for new MBPs with Thunderbolt 3 next year, along with a Thunderbolt 5k display.
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by zwily 12y ago
We use this API to post notices into a Slack channel. It's been very effective.
792.
by zwily 12y ago
They did a different zone every day, so ~24 hours.
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by zwily 12y ago
> If they're gonna buy it it won't be on the merits of its watch functionality. It annoyed me how much they touted how incredibly precise it is. As if 50ms matters on a wristwatch.
794.
by zwily 12y ago
They could use Continuity-type stuff to have you verify the payment from your phone, that's happening in your desktop browser.
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by zwily 12y ago
At the end, they say that the stone has been lost since 1930.
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by zwily 12y ago
You're right, TF's strategy sounds great. However, `--dry-run` would still get me 95% the way to where I'd need to be to use CF in production. I'm reading through the TF docs now... It looks like it doesn't support
797.
by zwily 12y ago
I'm surprised that the CloudFormation team hasn't added a --dry-run option yet. It would make CF sooooo much more usable for a production stack. (I have a policy now to never update a stack once it's taking production traffic
798.
by zwily 12y ago
When I'm watching a video on my phone, I'm always glad when it's vertical so I don't have to disable orientation lock and rotate.
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by zwily 12y ago
No, I'm not sure, it's just a guess. What do you think?
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by zwily 12y ago
It's #1 in the market it cares about, which is "people who spend money". And that doesn't appear to be changing anytime soon.
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by zwily 12y ago
I think that given the fp imprecision of javascript, just storing either C or F is the wrong thing to do, and the "workaround" is actually correct.
802.
by zwily 12y ago
Same here. I wonder how many cancellations they get today.
803.
by zwily 13y ago
Mozy has been doing this for nearly a decade.
804.
by zwily 13y ago
This happens no matter what your PTO policy is.
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by zwily 13y ago
DDL can be rolled back by Postgres in a transaction.
806.
by zwily 13y ago
Beware that that tool is often returning that your domain is not vulnerable when really it is. Appears to be a load issue. I'm not confident that any ELBs are patched yet.
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by zwily 13y ago
To phish via SES, you'd have to get coinbase.com as a verified domain, which mean you'd need DNS access. I assume the same is true of other email providers.
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by zwily 13y ago
I actually get really nervous driving a car without a backup camera now. This is good news.
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by zwily 13y ago
Kottke isn't a journalist, he's a blogger.
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by zwily 13y ago
Isn't the problem Automatic DI, and not DI?

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