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by alex23478 9mo ago
In this case the advantage are operators for running postgres. With Docker Compose, the abstraction level you're dealing with is containers, which means in this case you're saying "run the postgres image and mount the given c
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by alex23478 11mo ago
> How will Google force Android users to "update" so sideloadinng can be prevented Google has the Google Play Services, which can be remotely updated via the Play Store, as has been done for the COVID exposure notification syst
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by alex23478 1y ago
Not the original commenter, but I've used https://github.com/wal-g/wal-g before for this and had a good experience with it. If you haven't done so already, I'd highly recommend reading the postgres docum
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by alex23478 1y ago
But isn't that what makes it so absurd? The people that this supposedly targets will then become "nerds" and use PGP for their messaging, while the majority of people not discussing illegal activities will just suffer from wo
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by alex23478 1y ago
Yes, but setting up e.g. users and pg_hba might be something you would need to research before doing your first postgres deployment even if you previously came from a managed postgres service. Also coming up some sort of backup strategy wou
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by alex23478 2y ago
This happened to one of my previous Xiamoi Phones too. Apparently the Flash Storage degrades over time, which makes everything that uses I/O super slow. For instance, starting Firefox took almost a minute, but it was usable as soon as
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by alex23478 2y ago
https://archive.is/MBxyp
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by alex23478 2y ago
At the Hetzner Summit two a few weeks ago they presented the servers used for this. I am not sure about the exact specifications anymore, but they are building dedicated servers for this with custom chassis where each server has a ton of dr
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by alex23478 2y ago
Yes, but it's built around musl libc instead of glibc, which causes compatibility problems with some programs
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by alex23478 2y ago
I think this really boils down how your team is using Git and which code review tool you're using. (I've never used Gerrit personally, but as far as I understand it, we wouldn't have this conversation, since it aims to refine
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by alex23478 2y ago
Well, technically all of your tests are very reliable then.
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by alex23478 3y ago
JetBrains offer perpetual fallback licenses together with their yearly subscriptions: https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What...
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by alex23478 4y ago
Just to make sure I didn't miss anything: They're not paying anyone for their fact-checking?
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by alex23478 5y ago
There's an addon for making the Google pages work as they do in Chrome: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/google-search...
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by alex23478 5y ago
Having used both, I find Grammarly much better for English texts. It has things like tone analysis, and in general has more in depth checks than LanguageTool. LanguageTool, on the other hand, supports more languages and is cheaper than Gram
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by alex23478 5y ago
> only runs when a device is connected to Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Cellular bandwidth is never used. This cannot be guaranteed. They seem to use the NetworkInformation API, which as of now is declared as experimental and straight up does not w