jeduardo

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by jeduardo 6mo ago
The "protective waiting period" of 24h is what kills it. For people like me, who rely more and more every day on OSS apps not necessarily in the Play Store, installing a new phone will mean waiting a full day for almighty Google t
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by jeduardo 8mo ago
I've been experimenting with their controller for k8s runners https://github.com/actions/actions-runner-controller . The awful thing about it is that you cannot run one set for all projects unless they're all
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GitHub Incidents with Actions and Codespaces
11 points by jeduardo 8mo ago|4 comments
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by jeduardo 8mo ago
We used to run Gitlab Premium for around 300 users running hundreds of jobs over some monorepos. Gitlab suggested a small architecture using Omnibus, and while it helped a bit, it didn't perform as well under load as we expected it to.
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by jeduardo 9mo ago
Maybe he meant a usable one, which meetup.com progressively ceases to be.
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by jeduardo 9mo ago
Maybe yes but also maybe not. Intra-european travel can be cheap but it can also be expensive. You can take a Ryanair flight and a local train to stay somewhere cheap for a couple days. But you can also take a expensive Lufthansa flight to
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by jeduardo 9mo ago
For now, but soon running these things in Github Actions might pose an extra cost. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46291156
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by jeduardo 9mo ago
Thanks for clarifying it! I left bitbucket many years ago when they changed their UI to a new style that was awful to use...
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by jeduardo 9mo ago
That's a surprise, do you have a link to their announcement?
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HashiCorp no longer offers a free plan for Terraform Cloud(hashicorp.com)
8 points by jeduardo 9mo ago|5 comments
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by jeduardo 9mo ago
Got an email today: Hi there, We’re reaching out to let you know that your organization is currently on the legacy HCP Terraform Free plan. This plan will reach end-of-life (EOL) on March 31, 2026. After this date, the plan will no longer b
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by jeduardo 11mo ago
Hey, that's good to hear. Was it a recent experience for you? Maybe they heard some of the feedback and acted on it. This encourages me to revisit them, not because I'm unhappy with my current provider, but rather because Twilio o
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by jeduardo 11mo ago
One sidenote is that the Twilio part is harder than it looks. Not because of technical factors, but because of the paid requirement. Twilio refused to take my money and upgrade me to a paid account, even though they forced me to go to their
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by jeduardo 1y ago
I also use this guide, but I switched it to PostgreSQL instead. The recent upgrade to Trixie brought a new Dovecot with breaking changes to its configuration. That was a bit of a pain to resolve, but everything is working fine now.
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by jeduardo 1y ago
That's curious. I moved from KeePassXC to pass precisely because the synchronization story for the database file wasn't working so well. For too many times I ended up with an outdated database in the backend server because the syn
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by jeduardo 1y ago
How has it been working for you so far? I'm in a similar situation and considering doing the same thing as you, for the same reasons, but I'm curious about how the offline experience is. I'm often facing periods of bad to no
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by jeduardo 1y ago
I wonder if they're successful in converting free users to paid users after they gate all useful product features behind a paywall. I was always a light user of most products they bought and their changes just pushed me away. But as a
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by jeduardo 1y ago
Ah, that explains it. Fingers crossed that they can bring it back up soon.
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by jeduardo 1y ago
The Basic Attention Tokens from Brave were intended to work in a similar way: you could pre-purchase them and a fraction would be sent to an website when you accessed their page, in theory removing the need for paywalls. I thought it to be
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by jeduardo 1y ago
> To me Hamburg seemed exceptionally road/car heavy. Munich in comparison seems much more sane and European That's an interesting perspective. I've been living in Hamburg for more than 10 years and visited Munich many time
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by jeduardo 1y ago
6 years ago when I used Hetzner, it was widely known as unreliable, a provider where you could get hosting that delivered good performance for a cheap price. The tradeoff always was that you needed to treat each machine almost as EC2 Spot:
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Meta: Accelerating the Next Wave of Nuclear to Power AI Innovation(sustainability.atmeta.com)
2 points by jeduardo 2y ago|0 comments
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by jeduardo 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I had to do exactly the same thing some 10 years ago to get an Oracle instance up and running again. Oracle insisted on using the /tmp location, despite being installed on a different drive, and the disk was fu
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by jeduardo 2y ago
Got it, thanks. Well, if you ever decide to open it up I'd be keen to having a look at it. I have yet to see a good automated scheduler and none of the places I've been so far had an automated solution that worked fine when it com
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by jeduardo 2y ago
Yup, I faced the very same recently crossing back into Germany from Denmark. Suddenly, nothing worked anymore. I dread the time I have to take the train to a different city, as Internet mostly only works when close to the actual stations. I
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by jeduardo 2y ago
Second that. The state of internet in Germany is what always gets me thinking about how things will work when speed is slow, connections are spotty or you get offline. So many problems with Spotify in particular, as even when it detects tha
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by jeduardo 2y ago
Are you using an in-house scheduler or is this a feature of a particular tool?
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by jeduardo 2y ago
I remember a significant redesign and a lot of features moved to Swarm, which had a different kind of social push. I remember the app losing its usefulness to me and Swarm not being something I wanted to use. Details are hazy, though, it&#x
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Fastly to cut about 11% of its global workforce(morningstar.com)
4 points by jeduardo 2y ago|1 comments
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by jeduardo 2y ago
Not a lot in the news about this one it seems.

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