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ericyan

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    Comment #46554135

    It also runs on iOS/iPadOS and Webkit is the only allowed engine on these platforms (outside Japan).

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    Comment #44799742

    The status page has been updated. PR and webhook statused red and now listed as "Incident". (Disclosure: GitHub employee)

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    Comment #37110113

    I see, so you are using PaaS and I was talking about IaaS offerings. The term cloud is so vaguely defined that it can mean so many things. If the PaaS works for your scale and budg…

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    Comment #37108441

    > The business case is that someone else is doing the infrastructure management for you. Many business people believe that moving to cloud can reduce the headcount needed for manag…

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    Comment #35171606

    Previous discussions when they relicensed Grafana, Loki, and Tempo to AGPL back in 2021: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26877528

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    Comment #35057297

    RFC 7766 [1] actually requires TCP support: > Section 6.1.3.2 of [RFC1123] is updated: All general-purpose DNS implementations MUST support both UDP and TCP transport. For stub res…

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    Comment #31558279

    A market has two sides: supply and demand. The assumptions only involves the supply side but we do not know much about demand, so would be hard to give a full picture of how the ma…

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    Comment #31286178

    We should have a linter for issue/PR comments that flag out sentences starting with “You are...”. The scope of the comments should be limited to the issue or code and must never ex…

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    Comment #30805791

    Looks like their database choked due to the load: https://github.blog/2022-03-23-an-update-on-recent-service-d... With a single primary taking all the writes for that cluster, it w…

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    Comment #29921556

    You might have uploaded your name and face willingly to Facebook in order to set up your profile, but without proper safeguards and legislation, the data might be used to train an …

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    Comment #29258313

    If I have to guess, it probably have something to do with the the migration to MasterCard Debit from Maestro.

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    Comment #29258223

    I only said this "proxy" need to be dual-stacked. This "proxy" or "gateway" or whatever refers to the public facing part of the their stack -- if they don't have a public facing pa…

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    Comment #29252528

    This would make sense if (and only if) all other things are equal. In reality it is slightly more complicated than that. The second-largest chain, Jumbo, will happily accept my AME…

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    Comment #29252374

    As a general rule, ah (and bol.com) do not accept credit cards (or debit cards that need to go through the credit card network). This can be independently verified on Google Maps i…

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    Comment #29251274

    Yeah, the catch is "if a merchant accepts..." I live in the Netherlands and biggest supermarket chain here, Albert Heijn, is strictly Mastro-only. This is not a problem for the loc…

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    Comment #29251198

    > if your users don't have IPv6 (and many don't), you're basically screwed Not quite, all you need is to make sure the proxy/CDN is dual stack, like what this IPv6-only hosting ser…

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    Comment #29251088

    This practise is illegal in the UK and that's probably why they decided to this instead

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    Comment #28784656

    I am also skeptical about their claim for taking care of tax management. I had contacted Paddle for UK VAT invoice for our Setapp for Teams subscription and their incompetence is p…

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    Comment #28445600

    Frank W is the man. He did a much better job than SinoVOIP staff would. Wiki: https://www.fw-web.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=en:bpi-r2:start Kernel: https://github.com/frank-w/BPI-R2-4…

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    Comment #28445558

    > OpenBSD runs on Edgerouter I think the OS is a fork of Vyatta, so it should be Linux.

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    Comment #28445528

    I also own the original R2 board and the best doc I have found so far is actually not the official wiki, but the one created by Frank W: https://www.fw-web.de/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=…