dogweather

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by dogweather 1y ago
Australia has a lot of violence as well - it's simply not gun violence. I believe your conclusion is incorrect.
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by dogweather 1y ago
Yes - makes me think of the assassination of Shinzo Abe. The gunman made his own gun, in a country with ultra-strict gun laws. The Unabomber made his own bombs. The Seattle mall Islamist knife attacker refused to stay down after being shot
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by dogweather 2y ago
No control group; that's too bad.
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HSP Color Model – Alternative to HSV (HSB) and HSL(alienryderflex.com)
1 points by dogweather 2y ago|0 comments
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Why does HTML think "chucknorris" is a color?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by dogweather 3y ago|0 comments
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by dogweather 3y ago
Are attacks like this—ransomware—always aimed at Windows-based systems? Is that the common denominator? I've noticed that most Internet attacks are Windows-based but somehow "Microsoft" or "Windows" never makes it i
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We redeemed our $10K AWS credits. It was a mistake(sukh.engyne.page)
3 points by dogweather 3y ago|0 comments
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by dogweather 3y ago
Especially 15 hours after the DC comes back up and you're still offline.
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by dogweather 3y ago
I'm planning my transition away for 10 or so subdomains and 30 records. The only feature I need to research in new providers is: access to Whois ASN numbers, which I insert into HTTP request headers. I use this to tailor my site for .g
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by dogweather 3y ago
That's the inference, but AFAIK there's been no direct assertion or explanation: Why has CF been knocked back to Alpha-status reliability across the board.
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by dogweather 3y ago
I can't believe we haven't heard anything yet. AFAIK we've only been told, "power outage", which was resolved yesterday. What should our expectations be? The best assumption could be that this is the new normal.
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by dogweather 3y ago
Has Cloudflare said anything of substance yet? This is far beyond a simple power outage.
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by dogweather 3y ago
It's 60 degrees in PDX; the power outage doesn't seem weather related.
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by dogweather 3y ago
Cloudflare really embarrassed me: I had attempted to do an ad hoc demo for my client in a morning meeting. Whoops.
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by dogweather 3y ago
Ah, I don't know about Cloudflare Pages. I think they use Workers underneath. So unfortunately, there's no fix yet. Sorry.
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by dogweather 3y ago
Yes — Workaround is to disable your workers. That got my site back up and running. EDIT 15:07 MDT: People are reporting that Workers are back up. Mine isn't in my site's critical path. So I'm going to leave the Worker disable
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Security.txt(supabase.com)
1 points by dogweather 3y ago|0 comments
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by dogweather 4y ago
IMO the toughest hurdle is problem specification. Here are two levels of toughness: 1. Advent of Code. Extremely well spec'd problems that require solid intelligence on many levels to solve. 2. Typical tasks on the job. These are spec&
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by dogweather 4y ago
> When I write bad code I know because I run it, test it, and if needed, fix it. This puts you ahead of 80% of coders in 2022. That's who's going to have trouble: the people churning out software that sucks and the companies th
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by dogweather 4y ago
Yep, I use adsf and fish on MacOS installed via Homebrew. Works great.
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by dogweather 4y ago
Yep. I love being able to do `asdf install`, and it goes through the .tool-versions and installs everything needed.
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by dogweather 4y ago
I've seen an aspect of this firsthand, working in crypto. There are now generations of college graduates with degrees / concrentrations in "blockchain" in one way or another. They nominally have computer science or softw
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by dogweather 4y ago
Those are definitely blockchain features or benefits. But crypto(currency)? I'm not sure.
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by dogweather 4y ago
I think I found an actual legitimate, real use of crypto, albeit a small one: A way for an adult to give a gift to a minor. Here in the US it used to be possible to buy "savings bonds" printed on paper. These were very common for
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Paganini – 'Sell Out' Official MV (Response to Black Pink's Shut Down)(youtube.com)
1 points by dogweather 4y ago|0 comments
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by dogweather 4y ago
It's true. A type specification also has the role of documentation, quickly telling the user how to use the thing. A ridiculous typespec - to support an "easier" API - has the effect of making it impenetrable.
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by dogweather 4y ago
I don't design my APIs that way unless the language lets me write each (addClass) version as a separate function 'head'. I.e., Elixir and Haskell. For the other 99% of programming languages, that kind of interface makes the a
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by dogweather 4y ago
I just completed the move of my web app to render, and for now connecting back to Heroku for the postgres instance. I'll move that over eventually.
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by dogweather 4y ago
Render.com has been great. Our test site is up, connecting back to Heroku for postgres. ( https://www.public.pink ) I just happened to try out Render last week - perfect timing.
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by dogweather 4y ago
Nice. We got our test site online by migrating just the dyno to render.com. (And connecting back to Heroku for the database.) We might just switch our DNS there and call it a permanent move.

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