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maktouch

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    Comment #36519424

    I have a GBD-200. battery life is like 2 years lol. the notifications aren't the most reliable... sometimes it disconnects and I'm not sure why.

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    Comment #24076488

    We use https://crisp.chat There's some small quirks to iron out but overall, great product, super great price.

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    Comment #24060598

    I'm pretty happy with XSplit VCam ( https://www.xsplit.com/vcam )

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    Comment #23070239

    Do you have any USB-C hubs attached to it? It happened to me, and it stopped when I switched hubs (tried over 4 of them)

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    Comment #22523299

    We're working on the OSX version.

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    Comment #22501711

    If you need it for real-time video calls, check out XSplit VCam: https://www.xsplit.com/vcam

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    Comment #22486989

    We're a little bit too locked to GCP to migrate out.... But I'll definitely stop evangelizing GCP to people. I have now lost faith in you, GCP.

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    Comment #21580832

    If you are really trying to understand the psyche, you would be more open, ask more questions, and be less judgy. Telling people to go hug a tree is not how you understand people, …

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    Comment #21521601

    Same here. https://borderprivacy.ca/ Signed and donated. It happens to me every, single, fucking, time, losing 1 hour every trip back home.

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    Comment #21405975

    Database migrations for RDBMS like mysql or postgres, we use knex or laravel's database migrations tools. For bigquery, we wrote this nifty tool https://github.com/SplitmediaLabsLi…

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    Comment #21159953

    You don't need to use gcloud to ssh. Just add your keys in your projects' Metadata, and you'll have ssh access to all servers. Each member of your team can do it, and it works retr…

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    Comment #21159881

    Well, UX means user experience. If some little features give you a better experience to me, a user, isn't that a better UX? They both have regions. One makes it easier to see at a …

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    Comment #21159547

    In GCP, I çan see all my instances of all regions in one go. I can't do that with aws. In GCP, I can easily create networks between projects. It's really shitty to do in aws. In GC…

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    Comment #20541373

    We solved this by using persistent queries that maps it like /graphql/{queryname}/{hash}?{params} Multiple advantages: 1) client doesn't need to send the whole query unless it does…

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    Comment #19951136

    If you had shit on your arm you'd just scrub it without water? Filipino uses a system called tabo, or sometimes a hand hose bidet (I call it the bum gun). If the pressure of bum gu…

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    Comment #19848426

    I remember using FullCalendar when it was a jQuery plugin about 8-9 years ago, it was slick and it worked very well. Thank you for doing this.

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    Comment #19755164

    We moved from Gitlab CI to Buildkite 1) We moved from Gitlab to Phabricator and Phabricator CI sucks so much, we integrated buildkite with it instead 2) We quickly realised that Bu…

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    Comment #18989222

    We never had that issue with node

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    Comment #18813108

    With Phabricator, yes, you can setup herald rules that stops a merge from happening if a file has changed in a specific subdir. We use service owners, so when a change spans multip…

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    Comment #18431549

    > The equivalent would be spot instances on AWS. They're equivalent in the sense that you have nodes that can die anytime, but it's much more complicated. You could technically hav…

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    Comment #18128679

    We pretty much run 98% of our stuff in preemptibles. It's a free chaos monkey that makes your stuff cheaper too! Just make sure your app has proper probes, and make sure the probes…

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    Comment #17378924

    Instead of hitting our ingresses / load balancer, we made it so that webhooks hits a cloud functions, which then transform it to a cloud pubsub. We listen to the cloud pubsub from …

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    Comment #17291122

    While transitioning away from Redux, we actually fetched Data via GraphQL and put it in stores. Honestly, it was a pain, but it's because we abused Redux. We progressed by doing th…