Looks back up: https://www.taloflow.ai/is-aws-down/us-east-2
Is AWS S3 having an outage?
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#23This is why I use Hetzner's Object Storage. Proven and tested! /s
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#24us-east-1 gang rise up!! For once I can feel mild pleasure at seeing the tables turned… To be honest I don’t know why all my projects are always in USE1, I guess it’s just because that’s where we have always had them for my lab so I’ve stuck with it for no good reason…
They launch all the new fun toys there!
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#25Something related/non-related, it's still painful to read specific timezone not UTC.
I've long wished for built-in browser functionality that converts times to the user's preferred time zone, with perhaps a dotted outline indicating that a change was made by the browser to the page.
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#26Something related/non-related, it's still painful to read specific timezone not UTC.
I've long wished for built-in browser functionality that converts times to the user's preferred time zone, with perhaps a dotted outline indicating that a change was made by the browser to the page.
Yeah, but, I mean, the least you could do is to say UTC-7. I'm sure everybody living in PDT knows it's, well, their time, but how the fuck should everyone else know what time PDT is.
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#27Something related/non-related, it's still painful to read specific timezone not UTC.
I've long wished for built-in browser functionality that converts times to the user's preferred time zone, with perhaps a dotted outline indicating that a change was made by the browser to the page.
This is worth proposing. A tag where fallback text is provided within which can be overridden by the browser with a formatted date string would be excellent.
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#28Something related/non-related, it's still painful to read specific timezone not UTC.
I've long wished for built-in browser functionality that converts times to the user's preferred time zone, with perhaps a dotted outline indicating that a change was made by the browser to the page.
I’d always hoped this is what HTML’s time tag would become. Unfortunately it does almost nothing.
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've long wished for built-in browser functionality that converts times to the user's preferred time zone, with perhaps a dotted outline indicating that a change was made by the browser to the page.
This is worth proposing. A tag where fallback text is provided within which can be overridden by the browser with a formatted date string would be excellent.
It exists: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ti...
As a nearby comment indicates, it's not clear any browser makes use of it.
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#30us-east-1 gang rise up!! For once I can feel mild pleasure at seeing the tables turned… To be honest I don’t know why all my projects are always in USE1, I guess it’s just because that’s where we have always had them for my lab so I’ve stuck with it for no good reason…
US East 1 was the default region until a few years ago. If your account is older than that, then most likely all your stuff is there.