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jorislacance

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About jorislacance

https://jorislacance.fr/

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    Comment #29918236

    https://ackee.electerious.com/ Dead simple to use & to self host, respect privacy of your visitors. Not yet blocked by uBlock Origin BTW

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    Comment #28861752

    I guess it is more one or the other depending on the use case. I've been synchronizing local data to remote data using NFS and Syncthing for a while now instead of doing batches of…

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    Comment #28231541

    Woh! golden feedback, we should look at doing this too. Appreciate your follow up thanks you!

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    Comment #28218515

    We are considering. but it makes us migrate all 'stupid' jobs into API that can be triggered from cronhub.io.

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    Comment #28218504

    that's sadly what we do nowadays, but this is quite an hack somehow; there are hard limits in the monitoring features, not a lot of overview analytics viz too. Our core issue is th…

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    Comment #28218486

    interested about dogwrap, seems very generic for a various cases. How do you deal with the CICD/delivery of your CRON code then using crontab?

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    Comment #28218472

    Monitoring solved, how do you deal with the CICD/delivery of your CRON code then?

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    Comment #28218455

    Very big data alternative!

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    Comment #28218449

    I didn't know this one, I'll take a look at it, thanks!

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    I didn't know this one, I'll take a look at it, thanks!

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    Comment #28218439

    I found it quickly, but language tied (ruby in this case) :/

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    Comment #28218429

    From 5 minutes to 24h mainly. Some jobs have crazy deps, like puppeteer or selenium, I wonder if you can setup complex environment dependencies with FaaS (docker base image maybe?)…

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    Comment #26892240

    Nice work !

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    Comment #26890474

    good call about 07 numbers being more attributed to youngers. I took the 06 range to maximize the chance to get valid/active numbers.

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    Comment #26890174

    true, my point is more about the tendency of using groups of people to quickly share. Which SMS does not do properly.

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    Comment #26889589

    Not in France actually, we mainly use WhatsApp as a main message app; nobody uses SMS nowadays

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    Comment #26889557

    What was interesting in my writing is that a simple API request quota could be preventing me from scraping this much.

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