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jaachan

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    Comment #44143904

    This is fun! But with more progress made, finding a puzzle to solve will become the hardest path. Maybe a heat map of all sections based on completion percentage? And maybe a way t…

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    Comment #41037895

    We migrated away from an Elastic stack to a Loki stack, and were able to store order of magnitude more data for less money. Maybe we did Elastic wrong, but we tried various managed…

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    Comment #35918517

    We ran a Galera cluster for 4 days and it died on the first ALTER TABLE we did. Only option was to reduce it down to a Primary / Replica setup. I really can't recommend anyone usin…

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    Comment #33472561

    Normally I'd agree, but... Have you seen today's status ? https://status.upcloud.com/ 6 hour downtime and no updates

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    Comment #27245091

    I made an attempt to compile glibc myself when I ran into the same issue when playing Nebukadnezzar on steam. But that is no easy task. I think it's directly tied into the rest of …

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    Comment #25880870

    Some of these suggestions (like the sleep(16)) also apply to non-HTTP APIs. In fact, I find the headers part of the suggestion the least useful. No client will check these headers.…

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    Comment #18931033

    Testing my DNS server gets me: edns=ok edns1=noerror,badversion,soa ednsopt=ok edns1opt=noerror,badversion,soa Wikipedia doesn't mention anything about EDNS versions, so I'm not su…

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    Comment #18930933

    I can't really find a simple explanation of what this means. The warnings in the EDNS compliance tester aren't really helpful either. Is there a simple explanation somewhere?

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    Comment #11700273

    I've got Clink for tab completion and other cmd fancies. https://mridgers.github.io/clink/

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    Comment #9290757

    I really need a curved keyboard, typing on a straight one just feels cramped. Other than that, looks fancy.

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    Comment #9165181

    Anyone know how Keurig stands up to Senseo[1]? Those have pads that were biodegradable from the beginning. Also pads available from third parties, which is already validated by cou…

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    Comment #8952169

    Boston is roughly at the same latitude as Barcelona, Spain O.o

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    Comment #8843518

    > which is probably why Tesla switched to it recently "Tesla's Battery Swap Stations Will Help It Requalify For ZEV Credits In California" -- http://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspecu…

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    Comment #8798483

    Formatting is nice and all that, but if you have input fields, then parsing is equally important. I don't see any of that in this api.

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    Comment #8670128

    Chrome tab has the title inverted as well

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    Comment #8463935

    Fix it? Fix what? Javascript is continuously rising up to the challenges of the web. What's there to fix? "The most dangerous thing to a new invention is a current product that is …

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    Comment #8346599

    I'm just getting "Please enable Javascript" Checking out the console I'm getting two "SecurityError: The operation is insecure." errors during the localStorage access, probably due…

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    Comment #8329317

    Missing mention: Pharaoh & Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom are two games following the history of Egypt and China (respectively)

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    Comment #8206408

    Summary: "It's a policy-induced disaster. ... eurocrats .... the euro is standing between them and recovery ... Europe is stuck with a fixed exchange system that doesn't let them p…

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    Comment #8136093

    I have no idea what most of those terms mean, no point in playing the quiz then

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    Comment #8095757

    Ooh, good tip, thanks!

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    Comment #8095744

    How's the stack work? I can't make it do anything else but move the blocks counterclockwise :/ Edit: Got it with stinos' comment

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    Comment #7894882

    Either way you're paying...

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    Comment #7684975

    DNT is not designed to protect everyone's privacy, it was meant a way to grow a clear sign that people don't want to be tracked. If browsers really wanted to protect people's priva…

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    Comment #7684965

    Then we can invent in a proper paywall, something that works unintrusively. And then users are the customers again, and we can get our internet back.