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Comment #45829306
This is the default in some countries, e.g. Italy in major cities :D
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Comment #44094557
There's completely safe thermal paper in Germany by this company: https://www.oekobon.de/ There's a similar company in France, I forgot the name
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Comment #44094541
Author here. Funny this ended up here again! These days, we don't use this any more. First, because we now use primarily original Boca printers and are allowed to use the official …
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Comment #44094474
(Author here) Interesting! How do you differentiate between a bot and a screenreader user? Both won't move their mouse, scroll, etc but only send a single click event
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Comment #44094465
(Author here) Anything else than first-come-first-served requires strong identity to avoid people trying to get better chances with many entries into the pool, thus falling into th…
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Comment #44094426
(Author here) Yes, every kind of lottery/raffle is a possible solution but only with strong identity verification to avoid double-entry and hence only with sacrificing privacy, as …
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Comment #41798410
pretix | Linux sysadmin | https://pretix.eu/about/de/job/ops | Heidelberg, Germany | Full Time | REMOTE (DE) | €57k+
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Comment #31498199
Is there any source / data on that? I haven't noticed such a difference between our apps.
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Ask HN: Bug bounty program as a small company
Has anyone successfully run a (security) bug bounty program for a small company (~15 people) before? We expect to recieve ~20 reports a year and given the quality of reports we rec…
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Comment #16904762
Thanks, that's great to hear! :)
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Comment #16563174
Our CI rans our test suite against all of SQLite, MySQL and PostgreSQL which worked well enough that I can only remember one or maximum two bugs caused by this, but yes, wise words…
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Comment #16563026
Sure, the main reason for this is that nearly all of our tests touch the database and operate on a comparatively high level, we have way more things in a fuzzy category between fun…
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Comment #16563016
> Also it's unclear from the article but why would the followers be so out of sync? Is there a really bad network? Especially if they set quorum writes on the master then at least …
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Comment #16562682
Ouch. FTR, patroni does a similar thing, but instead of rm /var/lib/postgres it does a mv /var/lib/postgres /var/lib/postgres.bak.date ;)
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Comment #16562415
It certainly is a future perspective for us, moving to all-postgres, but forcing every installation of pretix (an open source application) to go through this migration is not somet…
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Comment #16562414
That's weird indeed (although I don't see any connections to a http: URL in the dev console). If someone else reports a similar problem, I'll just remove piwik alltogether.
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Comment #16562214
Hi! :) do you explicitly see that HTTP URL or is it just a guess? I'm struggling to find it right now :(
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Comment #16562211
Hmm, weird, cannot reproduce this in either Chrome or Firefox, with or without ad blocker. Anyone else having this problem?
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Comment #16562202
We haven't in depth, as they only advertise with their sharding and distributed query features etc and less with their HA features (if that is even in Citus Community). Sharding da…
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Comment #16562189
Sure, there are often problems differing between the databses. Our Travis CI configuration runs our test suite against all three different databases: https://travis-ci.org/pretix/p…