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makkesk8

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    Comment #44877625

    Running Gitlab in any kind of scale beyond a single server is a major PITA. And it's very poorly optimized.

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    Comment #41225552

    Awesome work! A killer feature of sqlite that I would love to see in pglite would be javascript window functions.

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    Comment #41015129

    We moved over to garage after running minio in production with about ~2PB after about 2 years of headache. Minio does not deal with small files very well, rightfully so, since they…

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    Comment #40544459

    I used to use Manictime[1] to achieve something similar, although, that was for time tracking purposes. But I can admit I've used it multiple times to find websites and documents t…

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    Comment #39887015

    Looks useful, but what baffles me is.. Why is every framework setting state or their "signals" using "setX" functions? What's wrong with the built in getter and setters that you ca…

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    Comment #39749498

    Someone at Azure thought of this[1] [1] https://github.com/Azure/fetch-event-source

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    Comment #39589353

    Having gone down the rabbit hole of creating printable media/pages from html/css, I also discovered paged media. Generating printable pdfs using only the standard is very cumbersom…

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    Comment #39336447

    After working with Keycloak for a couple of years I honestly got fed up with all it's quirks and started to look at alternatives, Authentik and many more looked promising but Zitad…

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    Comment #37090425

    Netmaker[1] is another player in the space [1] https://www.netmaker.io

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    Comment #36778539

    > however beyond Windows I don't think it has neither an established presence nor ecosystem I'd respectfully disagree with this statement based on my personal experience. Ever sinc…

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    Comment #36285458

    Looked at this a couple of days ago and it looks impressive! However, it does saddens me to see the elasticsearch api compatibility being behind a license, I had hoped this was als…

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    Comment #36272308

    Interesting idea. However I do like the approach bankid did using qrcode [1] this does not however match a domain but matches a particular vendor that shows up after you've scanned…

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    Comment #36175087

    We do this at work, albeit much larger scale than this and I'm the only one who spends any time on upgrades, replacing failed disks and so on. Honestly, apart from upgrades every 3…

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    Comment #35954770

    This is simply not true, it's negotiated between the client and server and defaults to 100 usually. 6 is the limit for http 1.1 not http/2. Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en…

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    Comment #35744702

    ESD safety is an important topic, particularly in industries where sensitive electronic components are involved. However, there are many misconceptions surrounding ESD safety, espe…

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    Comment #35467201

    The way pdf has become a standard in everyday life is truly disgusting. One is expected nowadays to have a pdf reader installed on your device, this is a problem in it self because…

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    Comment #35271721

    I've used it with much success, it works pretty well but there's a lot of quirks and gotchas, nothing major but it can be cumbersome.

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    Comment #35252862

    if only there were an open source and easy to use pdf library with pdf/a support :/

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    Comment #35007587

    That's what semantic versioning is for, breaking changes are inherently allowed in major version bumps.

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    Comment #33957020

    I highly doubt you can count minified as "compiled" Minification is a form of compression. Compilation is a form of conversion from a high level to a lower level interpretation and…

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    Comment #33576567

    Seems like this could have been better handled by suspending you from commenting and creating issues instead. Best bet is probably appealing like you've tried already.

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    Comment #31436162

    My isp don't offer ipv6 either but I've worked around the issue using tunnelbroker.com from hurricane electric (free) to get a /64, it works really great. Route48 is another such f…

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    Comment #26952617

    I would love to see something like dbaclone [1] but for postgres which in principle creates a new database and redirects reads to the source db and writes to your clone. This works…

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    Comment #26861314

    Keep in mind that every vendor defines TDP differently, linustechtips have highlighted this many times and even has a video on it [1]. So comparing TDP across manufactures is not a…

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    Comment #26693724

    The bookmarks feature of pdfs doesn't exist in chrome's pdf engine which means paged.js don't support it either last I checked. We solved this by post processing the pdf generated …