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What Constitutes an AWS Health Event?
Our AWS CodePipelines started failing for S3 Deployments to certain regions yesterday with an indecipherable "internal error". After waiting a few hours, nothing ever appeared on t…
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Comment #40985523
I don't see any mention of table support. That will be the first thing I try, I hope it works... if not now, eventually.
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Comment #36439754
Thanks for this. Sadly, but not surprisingly, it is broken with the following error: "A system error has occurred and we are not able to process your request. Please try again late…
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Comment #29751841
I've also noticed that the nuts go on top. I've always wondered if this was so it was completely obvious if a bolt dropped out (i.e. sunlight coming through the hole).
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Comment #29750172
I would love to see these on chair lifts. I wonder if the indicators can remain valid with the types of temperature swings you see on a ski mountain.
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Comment #29731398
Can the FCC revoke the major mobile operators' spectrum licenses if they fail to verify Caller ID records? I know that won't help with land-lines and VoIP but I imagine it would ta…
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Comment #29683035
That was NASA administrator Bill Nelson trying to recreate the awe of the Apollo 8 Genesis reading. A bit out of touch...
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Comment #29476365
Contrary to what the status page says, CodePipeline is not working. Hitting the CLI I can start pipelines but they never complete and I get a lot of: Connection was closed before w…
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Comment #29424558
I'm not surprised to find out they were breached I was trying to do a SEP around that time and finally gave up because their system was so broken. At least this explains the Apple …
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Comment #29044761
The Pilot Operating Handbook (POH) contains numerous tables that pilots use to calculate what will be safe operating conditions for an aircraft. These include how much runway will …
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Comment #28722478
I had the exact same reaction. Do we have a tl;dr equivalent for these things? pu;dr ?
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Comment #28711405
Does anyone know of a good reference table showing what IS supported on GH vs. something like Goldmark (Hugo's default)? I find that I constrain myself to the bare minimum in .md b…
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Comment #28702106
Thanks for this! I was hoping it was going to be this easy for a SAM based Go app but didn't have it in me to wade through the AWS docs. This post is $.
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Comment #27946186
>sweet-jeepers-boy-howdy it is a blood-curdling fart in the elevator of existence If you just read the HN comments and not the article... this is a taste of what you're missing out…
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Comment #26026584
I find Medium to be the worst way to consume content. Page loads are really slow (regardless of internet speed). Most content publishers don't have a custom domain so it's difficul…
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Comment #25887417
On the west coast it has pretty much become a standing Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) that some agency will potentially be interfering with GPS signals. Sadly they continue to decommissi…
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Comment #25879885
Without more information about what policy was being violated, it smells like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post_hoc_ergo_propter_hoc
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Comment #25866416
I'm really happy to see this come to BitWarden. I switched from LastPass to BitWarden and this Dead Man's switch was the only thing I found missing. I actually kept my LastPass act…
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Comment #25763941
I have been a Dropbox customer for several years and every single time I try to download a file from the web I get stumped. It's really a user hostile interface and it's up there o…
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Comment #25697414
I notice there's an API https://github.com/HackerNews/API but don't see any of the core site code. Is there any way people can contribute back?
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Comment #25618055
@confluence_perf The Cloud applications provide multiple avenues for providing feedback directly in the user interface. Some/many of them are quite invasive (as in part of the scre…
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Comment #25616877
I'm a heavy JetBrains user but I've found their server side offerings to be lacking. I haven't been a fan of YouTrack in the past but maybe it's time to give them another try.
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Comment #25614635
I'm curious, I'm a Cloud customer and I can tell you that the service is incredibly slow even for a small scale setup (2 Jira Projects and 3 Confluence Workspaces). There's an insa…
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Comment #25298612
Sadly there is no multi-region Cognito. Would love to hear if anyone has a strategy for that.