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Comment #47756263
A doctor command that does this is always nice! Wish more services would have this
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Comment #47569538
There's a handful of perf related PRs open already so maybe it will be faster soon. I'm sure with enough focus on it we could have a hyper optimized version in a few hours.
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Comment #47428331
I set up like 90% of my vehicles in here - struggled a bit with old VINs for mopeds that basically have no VINs but this is awesome. Cures my ADHD around managing lots of things th…
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Comment #47134853
This is called dynamic analysis!
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Comment #45917781
Try pulumi!
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Comment #45775898
Really good internal security practices by the people who make the OS :) I don't think an attacker would be able to pull off disabling features like secure domains, secure enclave,…
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Comment #45774949
This ultimately needs to get addressed at the OS level. Why is a random JS file on disk allowed to read my browser cookies without my awareness? Why is a native extension downloade…
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Comment #43649888
Retro68 is indeed very cool, I started writing some Think C and it is fun to code on such a tiny screen but Retro68 allowing you to code on your regular dev environment using more …
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Comment #34564239
You can’t use those extensions on almost any cloud like AWS, GCP, Aiven, etc. - I think Azure is the only one offering a citus product because they acquired them. Also extension up…
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Comment #32498919
RethinkDB (RIP) was really big on this concept and we used it for a few applications back in the day. Even since then (~2016) it doesn't seem to have caught on to any other major D…
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Comment #31281574
Most of the 1-10M+ homes in NYC, SF, etc. were built 100+ years ago. I know a number of people who live in perfectly nice homes built in the 1700s in rural areas that have consiste…
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Comment #30459598
Currently working on Android + iOS apps that handle the ipfs:// protocol natively and allow users to upload files as well. I think you're right on target RE: more protocol adoption…
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Comment #29333192
Phoenix has some location advantages (large rivers flow into the valley, warmer climate, better soil for agriculture) than northern Nevada that makes it more desirable and spurred …
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Comment #29272475
Outside of Manhattan, certain streets in San Francisco, and some parts of Chicago it is life changing.
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Comment #29243909
Seems to have just resolved itself in us-east1 so I'm hoping us-west1 follows a few minutes after.
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Comment #29243785
Seeing the same - I have projects in us-east1 that went offline first, then us-west1 went offline a few minutes after. Everything green on their status page and nothing in the dash…
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Comment #28949732
If you use Aiven for a cloud PG instance you can do both Timescale + PostGIS installed. I also really wish ClickHouse would prioritize PostGIS support - IIRC it has been on their r…
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Comment #27295129
The information in the article posted by the person you're responding to answers your questions - J&J knew their product had high levels of asbestos and hid it from regulators whil…
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Comment #26947731
I think there is a case for the opposite trend as well - anecdotally I and many others I know moved from NY to another state after responding to the census as a resident of NY. Fro…
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Comment #26653089
Nice, but the XSS! Couldn't resist. https://anon.sharehub.live/post/ckmxxig5y00090vmurwox9nwz/xs...
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Comment #25329377
Streamyard does this, works pretty well but less customization available right now.
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Comment #25268079
Awesome - just made my first theme and brought back some memories. Feel free to add me and steal my theme from my about me box: https://spacehey.com/contra
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Comment #24580533
Aiven does this and usually has the updates available within two weeks of release. We've gone 10 -> 11 -> 12 seamlessly (and fully online). GCP also has this, but it usually takes …
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Comment #23274983
I would recommend looking at Aiven if you want to deploy Timescale on AWS (we use it to deploy on GCP, which is also missing the extension in their CloudSQL offering).
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Comment #22859683
Nice! Some feature ideas after using it: - It would be great if you could use your webcam as your face, in addition to the emojis. - Ability to send messages in the room and have t…