bluepuma77

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by bluepuma77 3mo ago
Why, GPTZero states about the main text: "We are highly confident this text is entirely human"
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by bluepuma77 3mo ago
> It was needed back in the era of really expensive memory. Well, it seems we are back in an era with really expensive memory.
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by bluepuma77 5mo ago
Well, how do you define main Linux distros? Isn’t the next smaller one not receiving the info always complaining?
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by bluepuma77 5mo ago
A zero-downtime migration to a single database server? Power fails, disks fail, even CPU fans sometimes fail and bring a single server to a halt. Somehow I would have expected at least a high-available database cluster with multiple machine
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by bluepuma77 6mo ago
The US seems like a pretty huge area for the number of people living there. Why do they need to build a data center 100m from a house, why not build it 1000m away?
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by bluepuma77 7mo ago
The mentioned AIStor "alternative" is on the min.io website. It seems like a re-brand. I doubt they will link to competing products.
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by bluepuma77 7mo ago
Now we only need easy self-hosted Postgres clustering for HA. Postgres seems to need additional tooling. There is Patroni, which doesn't provide container images. There is Spilo, which provides Postgres images with Patroni, but they ar
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by bluepuma77 9mo ago
From my point of view the real challenge comes when you want high availability and need to setup a Postgres cluster. With MongoDB you simply create a replicaset and you are done. When planing a Postgres cluster, you need to understand repli
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by bluepuma77 9mo ago
I prefer WG-Easy ( https://github.com/wg-easy/wg-easy ), which uses a Docker container, not ansible.
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by bluepuma77 9mo ago
> I don't understand why so many people are using [Cloudflare]. > "Let us handle all your internet traffic.. you can trust us.. []" TLS does not help, when most Internet traffic is passed through a single entity, which
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by bluepuma77 10mo ago
It's not a k8s replacement. It's for the small dev team with no k8s experience. For people that might not use Docker Swarm because they see it's a pretty dead project. For people who think "everyone uses k8s", so we
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by bluepuma77 1y ago
"Cold Storage" by American screenwriter David Koepp comes to mind, a comedy splatter novel. I don't usually read such books, but this one was funny and entertaining.
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
Thanks for explaining and the link, missed that in the announcement. Looks a little bit like Svelte.
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
Sounds like the early days of the web, when cookies weren’t widely used. User sessions were created with a URL query parameter, like `?sessionid=`, and every page would pick up the sessionid and include it in every link on the page.
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
"NOTE: THIS IS R&D total cost. The DIY price should be less than $1500"
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
Who are you, which legal jurisdiction is your company located in? What is your target group? Selling local or global? Every jurisdiction probably has different rules what needs to be included on an invoice. If you serve the U.S., then you n
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
It seems their official Docker image is 5 years old.
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
Usually you have to click a unique confirmation link in the email to activate the account.
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
It could be a good thing to have a confirmed email in the database, in case a 3-letter-agency knocks on your door because of some highly illegal content on your site.
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
Switch hosting model. Assuming you run expensive cloud services for $7500. Get some inexpensive bare metal servers and you maybe can save 80% cost.
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
This seems like a kids phone, so the "decision making unit" should be the parents in the end. I am sure they would know about Nokia, that they were happy users years ago and buy the brand again for their kids.
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
It would be great if it would support other eBay sites than just .com, not everyone is in the US :)
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
That’s was not my intention! Docker is young and fashionable, every windows script kiddy uses it nowadays! And then comes to the Docker forum complaining about strange issues, not realizing Docker Desktop is a different product, it uses a L
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
Can it be easily deployed with old-school Docker Swarm?
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
Yes, but what’s the reason behind this? If you have bad working conditions (overtime, weekends) and pay very low salary, who wants those jobs? Greece is in EU, so the workers can just move to better paying places (Germany, France, Nordics).
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by bluepuma77 2y ago
As a bootstrapped startup, we are providing SaaS products for larger business customers. We use a subscription model, which price depends on a very fixed metric of the customer. Think number of rooms in a hotel, it usually never changes. No
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by bluepuma77 3y ago
First app I see in the wild that only supports iOS 17. Maybe I will upgrade some day.
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by bluepuma77 3y ago
Would be cool to run this on old kindle ebook hardware.
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by bluepuma77 3y ago
Interesting to see "Portable - Biscuit is implemented in Rust, Haskell, Go, Java, WebAssembly, C..." but nothing about Javascript, NodeJS and Python, which seem very common these days.
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by bluepuma77 3y ago
Did you look at Server Sent Events (SSE)? It's a web technology, I would assume that there are client implementations in all major languages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server-sent_events

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