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blue_cookeh

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    Comment #45925672

    I don't really get this mentality targing K8s specifically nowadays - perhaps that was true in the early days but I'm managing several clusters that are all a few years old at this…

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    Comment #45614668

    It's generally just a toggle in the account settings so no need for a phone call, but yes. It is default-on when you take out a new broadband connection or mobile phone contract.

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    Comment #45559849

    Do you work with non-technical users? There are few (none that I'm actually aware of) static site generators that are friendly enough for a comms team in a large enterprise for exa…

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    Comment #43629636

    Honestly, there have been so many businesses and individuals that lose out on their domain because they just didn't buy it as soon as they saw it was available. I don't understand …

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    Comment #42387684

    An operation as large as Wordpress.com or .org should be GDPR compliant. I don't see any cry for sympathy here but more that OP is holding someone to a baseline standard expected o…

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    Comment #41746071

    Does this work well with Plex and if so, what binary are you replacing? Last I looked they used a customised fork of ffmpeg which meant replacing it was more awkward. It would be a…

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    Comment #41667095

    This is already confirmed as at least somewhat implemented. There are missions for things like search and rescue, farming, and oil rigs. There's also a new avatar mode to enable do…

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    Comment #39981434

    It's also incredibly easy to shoot yourself in the foot and rack up huge cloud bills - something we recently hit: https://github.com/grafana/loki/issues/8756

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    Comment #39439848

    I can't help but feel the only way to achieve a middle class lifestyle in the UK at this point is to be a couple (alongside realistic expectations around housing location, too many…

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    Comment #38904766

    > Ideally the NHS would just build it in house, but sadly it's a slow and bloated organisation unable to innovate (as most government managed things usually become). This is patent…

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    Comment #38757155

    This conveniently misses out versions such as 2000, ME, and 8.1. The "miss" of Vista can also be largely attributed to lazy hardware manufacturers that didn't want to rewrite their…

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    Comment #38300941

    > It is sort of defeats the purpose but instead of 3 people stood serving customers you now have 1 helping 6+ place orders. I'm not sure I see how it defeats the purpose.

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    Comment #37310243

    Yes - though we call them RCDs and they're typically located in the consumer unit. Up until recently they'd be shared across several circuits (a "split" or "dual" RCD consumer unit…

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    Comment #36490038

    Can wholeheartedly recommend OPNsense as an opensource firewall of choice. I run it at home, and we use it on a couple of Dell R210ii servers (4c/8GB RAM/dedicated Intel NIC) to ru…

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    Comment #35851341

    > When I started to read through the non-cloud option, I saw some analog telephone and POTS modem requirements and my eyes glazed over. Confused on that one. You can expose Home As…

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    Comment #35621030

    presumably this is ideal for environments like boats or private jets with limited connectivity - the sort of owners of which can afford more insane pricing

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    Comment #35326022

    I truly doubt you are running at the scale of GitHub both in terms of users, complexity, and amount of data.

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    Comment #34665034

    100% agree - the likes of ChatGPT are straight up generating revenue based on adding value to stolen work.

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    Comment #34644921

    Everytime I read something negative about WordPress it's about the developer experience - why is no one focusing on the fact it's actually pretty good for non-technical website own…

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    Comment #34634072

    I'm still mad they were allowed to acquire Auth0. We chose them as our identity provider two years ago and the regular calls with our TAM are becoming more "Okta-fied" each time. W…

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    Comment #34465819

    > Only works in the UK this way if you earn less than £100k. I mean that puts you in the top 1% here...

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    Comment #34410600

    Unfortunate that the map is on your simpleanalytics.com site. NextDNS tells me it is blocked by the notracking list: https://github.com/notracking/hosts-blocklists It's also bizarr…

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    Comment #34378715

    Maybe it depends on the country? I've got a LG C9 and can't recall _ever_ getting any ads in webOS since buying it. In fact, the most annoying thing is the Rakuten button I never u…

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    Comment #34119251

    Do you have any services you'd recommend to smarthost outgoing mail?

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    Comment #33785129

    We had a similar incident with Google's Safe Browsing list at work several weeks ago. It's the most infuriating thing to one day wake up and have all our (legitimate) sites effecti…