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8y ago
There are lots of Open Source projects that will do what you are asking. Here is the first top hit on using bind to do that - https://github.com/wrouesnel/dns-over-https-proxy However I disagree that it is a bad idea a
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> forced upgrades I think the forced upgrades were a good thing. The security model on Windows 10 and continued support of updates to 10 is overall a Good Thing for the average Windows User. The majority of users on Windows run their sys
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When AWS software development imitates xkcd
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9y ago
Usually Football pays for itself.
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9y ago
In addition to more vacation days, maternity leave, etc
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9y ago
A simple solution in this vein is to white list your the EIP addresses of your NAT. This would give access to all resources in a private subnet (this is useful for Lambda's running in subnets).
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10y ago
Vault is really wonderful to work with, and its integration with consul makes it phenomenally powerful.
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10y ago
> And somehow in the more affluent parts of the city where I live, Comcast, Google and AT&T are all competing. AT&T and Google are both offering gigabit internet for $70 a month. Google is offering service in limited areas of 8 c
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10y ago
Can you cite this?
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10y ago
That would actually be perfect for long range interstellar probes. A constant source of energy for thousands of years, even that small, would propel a craft to reasonably high speeds. Give a spacecraft a few pounds and you'd have somet
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10y ago
> I was riding my bike the day after the procedure. Please do not spread terrible medical advice which you were surely told not to do. That's great you turned out fine but it is not ethical to promote such behavior. Think of
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10y ago
I think I'm a little confused by what you are asking - are you wanting to run a consul server and agent on the same instance? You can do that and specify an ID appropriate to the consul service type for multi-tenancy situations of mast
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10y ago
You are correct and I came here to say the same. Additionally I've seen issues working with etcd in that it is a pain to manage, with situations coming about of split cluster issues where the data becomes corrupted and needs to be manu
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10y ago
You can specify a custom ID. I use ID's such as AWS instance ID for clusters in Amazon.
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10y ago
Also: - Put up a caching DNS server on your local network to keep your regular sites functioning.
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10y ago
Something to add that would help on your examples, would be a non-static counter to the static inner class. I think that would really help convey when when multiple objects are created but the reference to the first class instance is kept.
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10y ago
Good call on crimp / krampe, I was trying to identify the origin by phonetics on that one. Using krampe as a noun for the action of what something does or have happen to it sounds like a German language thing to do.
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10y ago
To be fair, "Flansch" sounds a lot like "Flange" which is exactly the same thing in English. I would easily assume it originated in German or they have a common root. The phonetics are spot on in similarity.
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10y ago
Yeah, Gannett started limiting remote workers when Yahoo did. They followed in Yahoo's footsteps because to upper management it sounded like a good idea. Get everyone together! ...except for developers who were already largely working
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10y ago
There is a difference in what the article presents as an escape for young men with no job vs someone who plays games in the evening to relax. That free time you have is a luxury if you are working. It can still be very enjoyable to do inter
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10y ago
A lot of apps these days will not run unless they get access to the data they request. What I would like to see is android having the ability to give empty sets of information if so chosen instead of denying access, or to compartmentalize a
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10y ago
The mouse scroll override is extremely frustrating with a trackpad. Any site that does that just doesn't care about their users having a terrible experience. Mice and trackpads are already configured to a users preference - why push a
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10y ago
I'm going to throw one thing in here about terraform over boto / etc, it's actually really nice to have a way to put together your own modules. I think they could do a better job with some common libs to make it easier, but o
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10y ago
We've been using consul as well, it's just fantastic. Comparatively, zookeeper was a pain and didn't do all the things we wanted.
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10y ago
I agree, but I'd take it one step further. This could be CIA or NSA exposing just enough information given already known public information on the equation group. At that point it would look completely legit, but could be used to track
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10y ago
It can still be a scam if you don't receive the goods.
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10y ago
I believe it has worked well for me for undo. However some other Atom formatters have broken my undo in weird ways, namely the formatter for Node JS I had turned on to auto format on saves. I had to turn it off.
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10y ago
It worked today for my coworkers and I. We were walking by a poke-stop that's beside a restaurant. One of the servers stepped out and said if we stopped in to eat he'd throw lures at the poke-stop. It got seven of us to stay and s
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10y ago
She's in shock.
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10y ago
Would kubernetes be too much overhead? That would be able to meet all of your needs.
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