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jSherz

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    Comment #39115871

    Wouldn't source maps be broken by changing characters around in the built code?

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    Comment #33079837

    Do the downloaded movies have DRM attached that requires a network connection or limits their usage?

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    Comment #32949604

    This project wraps existing software (e.g. nginx) to function. It's not as simple as providing a binary.

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    Comment #32353281

    The annualised billing winds me up - I wanted to build an integration with GitLab recently and needed group level webhooks. ~$20 / month but I'd have to pay for a full year upfront…

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    Comment #32068897

    I wish it would save your slider levels, e.g. in the URL, so you can bookmark your favourites.

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    Comment #31918564

    Ran into the same thing - shame it's hidden away under a tooltip on the pricing page.

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    Comment #31892520

    What's HN's go-to solution for egress control? It seems to be a murky mix of expensive vendor products and hand-rolled Squid. With supply chain attacks much more common, I'm starti…

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    Comment #31736078

    You could do a heat exchanger - no mixing of the water then but added complexity.

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    Comment #31504014

    I assume that most ISPs push out updates automatically unless the hardware is user provided (and thus user supported)? I've been through several rounds of "we're sending you a new …

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    Comment #31489295

    Has anyone had success with aftermarket battery packs for these vacuums? eBay is full of questionable quality options and my vacuum lasts all of 3 minutes.

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    Comment #31409283

    Does your TLD definitely support DNSSEC?

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    Comment #31203446

    I recommend a hot compost bin if you haven't tried one. Not sure if I'd use it to heat my house.

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    Comment #30299248

    At first I thought this built the website for https://smolproducts.com/

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    Comment #30285755

    I wonder if the author could've used the TCP ngrok tunnel with a certificate they acquired? Might have eased the iOS issue without a migration.

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    Comment #30116215

    I had no clue that SO jobs was closing down. Easily my best experience as a job seeker.

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    Comment #29318620

    I have no quarms with tiers of pricing or restrictions, if that information is presented clearly. The current UI feels like a sneaky dark pattern.

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    Comment #29318348

    Take careful notice of the restriction hidden behind an "i" icon on https://vercel.com/pricing that you can have max 10 users on the Pro plan before your frontend team has to have …

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    Comment #28918277

    I'm not normally a fan of sharing ALBs between services as a lot of the metrics [1] are only recorded for the load balancer as a whole, not each individual target group (an applica…

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    Comment #28890004

    Any tips on choosing an ink supplier? It seems to be a bit of a crap shoot.

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    Comment #28850677

    AWS SSO [1] negates a lot of that pain, but still won't let you have two accounts open in the same browser window. You can use email/password logins or a SAML source like Active Di…

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    Comment #28839435

    CPU allocated to Lambda functions scales with the memory allowance [1] and you can use power tuning [2] to find the optimal values. [1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg…

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    Comment #19178634

    The CIS benchmarks are a great place to start for hardening a system ( https://www.cisecurity.org/cis-benchmarks/ ) and there's also OpenSCAP gives you a nice way to scan systems f…

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    Comment #17986541

    Any losses from Traefik now that you're fully HAP?

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    Comment #17813345

    Are there any similar resources with practical examples (other than the book Real World Haskell)?

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