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tus88
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Comment #27432422
Reddit, Paypal, Guardian, ElasticSearch...crap.
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Comment #27432372
Fastly is down
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Comment #26825863
We did a lot more than merely spread though.
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Comment #26812559
Meanwhile in the UK people have been sued for liking defamatory tweets...
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Comment #26729400
How do people bridge the SPA/ORM gap, when no such gap exists in serverside rendering?
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Comment #26685195
What about the cleaners?
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Comment #26115828
They aren't. Ubuntu sells commercial support and you bought it when you spun up the image. Ubuntu has the right to know basic details about the customer.
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Comment #26115802
Err that's what happens when you are a customer...the seller gets to know you. Customer? Yes, you are paying Ubuntu for patches and updates. That service is not free.
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Comment #26073575
Why do you find it irritating?
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Comment #25998275
Err....what about the stacks man?
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Comment #25934557
> Nor do I find charming the belligerent lack of any magical syntactic sugar for `self`. Does Python force you to pass it as an argument to make some kind of clever point? Are ther…
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Comment #25865907
It's a good point. Imagine if one of those open source projects that Elastic uses licensed there own little bit of code under the SSL. Elastic would flip out.
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Comment #25854889
Ugh. Promoting isolation exercises should be banned.
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Comment #25849919
"Shady" take-over of plugins/apps is just a big a suspicious fail as allowing apps to gain access to all contacts on mobile phones. Google never really cared about user privacy at …
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Comment #25798411
I thought it had been renamed Typescript?
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Comment #25782584
Because you can't fork it and do whatever you want with it.
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Comment #25782571
> The SSPL restrictions apply when the licensed software is used to provide a service. Wrong. It only affects code going forward. Elastic can't change the license of existing code.…
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Comment #25782539
It's not open source though.
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Comment #25782518
> their code Meaning the entire codebase of the infrastucture that provides the offering. I.e. the underlying code behind AWS. Not a big deal right?
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Comment #25782507
I wonder what will happen to the AWS ElasticSearch offering.
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Comment #25661272
WARNING - it's much, much slower than DosBOX due to more accurate emulation. This means it won't run some games fast enough.
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Comment #25623806
Where are all the lawyer jokes?
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Comment #25596437
One of the strangest communists you've never heard of.
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Comment #25553550
> ancient equivalent of street food to Roman passersby. Why "equivalent"? Why can't we just say street food?
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Comment #25513165
Take a guess.