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dogweather
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About dogweather
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Comment #45203633
Australia has a lot of violence as well - it's simply not gun violence. I believe your conclusion is incorrect.
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Comment #45203580
Yes - makes me think of the assassination of Shinzo Abe. The gunman made his own gun, in a country with ultra-strict gun laws. The Unabomber made his own bombs. The Seattle mall Is…
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Comment #39986131
No control group; that's too bad.
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Comment #38686224
Are attacks like this—ransomware—always aimed at Windows-based systems? Is that the common denominator? I've noticed that most Internet attacks are Windows-based but somehow "Micro…
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Comment #38132070
Especially 15 hours after the DC comes back up and you're still offline.
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Comment #38132038
I'm planning my transition away for 10 or so subdomains and 30 records. The only feature I need to research in new providers is: access to Whois ASN numbers, which I insert into HT…
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Comment #38132009
That's the inference, but AFAIK there's been no direct assertion or explanation: Why has CF been knocked back to Alpha-status reliability across the board.
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Comment #38131967
I can't believe we haven't heard anything yet. AFAIK we've only been told, "power outage", which was resolved yesterday. What should our expectations be? The best assumption could …
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Comment #38131945
Has Cloudflare said anything of substance yet? This is far beyond a simple power outage.
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Comment #38116806
It's 60 degrees in PDX; the power outage doesn't seem weather related.
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Comment #38116782
Cloudflare really embarrassed me: I had attempted to do an ad hoc demo for my client in a morning meeting. Whoops.
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Comment #38075148
Ah, I don't know about Cloudflare Pages. I think they use Workers underneath. So unfortunately, there's no fix yet. Sorry.
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Comment #38075068
Yes — Workaround is to disable your workers. That got my site back up and running. EDIT 15:07 MDT: People are reporting that Workers are back up. Mine isn't in my site's critical p…
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Comment #33876228
IMO the toughest hurdle is problem specification. Here are two levels of toughness: 1. Advent of Code. Extremely well spec'd problems that require solid intelligence on many levels…
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Comment #33876174
> When I write bad code I know because I run it, test it, and if needed, fix it. This puts you ahead of 80% of coders in 2022. That's who's going to have trouble: the people churni…
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Comment #33326276
Yep, I use adsf and fish on MacOS installed via Homebrew. Works great.
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Comment #33326201
Yep. I love being able to do `asdf install`, and it goes through the .tool-versions and installs everything needed.