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kamaln7
6y ago
Honestly all I want is for Spotify to differentiate between music I actually like to actively listen to and music that I like to play in the background 24/7 (e.g. chill hop)
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kamaln7
6y ago
Hey, I ran this by the DOKS team and they confirmed that this was taken care of a while back. Just to clarify, that issue existed while the product was in Limited Availability (think alpha). Nodes are now bootstrapped in a different way tha
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kamaln7
6y ago
Hey, Kamal from DigitalOcean here. I'm sorry that happened to you! You're right, managed Redis Databases do not support backups[0] currently. I found the page on the website that says they do and let the team know. They will corre
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kamaln7
8y ago
No concrete plans for sync replication that I know of. The team is aware of the need for it but there's not much info to share at the moment.
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8y ago
The WAL and all backups are stored offsite and are completely handled on our end. Re: availability, that’s right if you only have a primary node and no standby ones. Like manigandham said, there won’t be any downtime if you have a standby n
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8y ago
No problem. It’s asynchronous
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8y ago
Kamal from DigitalOcean here. With only a primary node and no standby nodes, a failure will cause a new replacement node to be created with its data being a combination of the latest backup and the write-ahead log. This will get you the mos
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8y ago
Each Droplet gets a /124 block, so 16 IPv6 addresses. Please see this page for more info: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/networking/ipv6/overview/
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8y ago
We used Lucene (open source) in our information retrieval course and tokenizing (w/ removing stop words etc.) is one of the things it does. If you just want to experiment, that's also another option to look at if you like!
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8y ago
Ah I see what you mean. Yeah you’re right
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8y ago
Yep. That’s where docker compose comes in. It takes care of the whole process of linking together different docker containers as well as configuration of each of them (such as env vars).
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8y ago
Wow, this is great. Thanks for sharing!
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8y ago
Yes, it uses either DNS over HTTPS or DNS over TLS
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8y ago
(not OP) It is for a side project that gets very little traffic. I'm still paying that $5/mo just to play with this tech but I can't say it's not too much for my use case. I guess that's not the target market for Wo
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8y ago
Overall I think it looks great! Not too much going on and it’s easy to read. I’d suggest you experiment with adding more whitespace between different sections and especially between different projects. I’m on mobile, btw. I saw this post ye
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Hypertext Town
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8y ago
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9y ago
Can confirm. Just like "Kleenex" in some places, Waze has become the generic term for GPS Navigation here in Israel. Honestly, I have no idea why people still use it when Google Maps has an infinitely better interface and no ads.
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9y ago
That's right. Grandfathered "Google Apps Basic" accounts get the regular Backup and Sync that @gmail.com accounts get.
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9y ago
I don't have direct experience with this but I do know that OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) lets you control exactly what is shown on the stream. One of the options is showing a completely different "scene" replacing your scr
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10y ago
I recently bought a Philips HF3520. I've read great things about it but unfortunately I'm too heavy of a sleeper that it doesn't work for me. Give it a shot, it's definitely worth it in the long run if it works for you.
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11y ago
I had a Thinkpad T440s running Ubuntu and then Arch, and now I have a 13" rMBP. I love the glossy screen, vivid colors, and most importantly, battery life. OS X also has the advantage of everything just working perfectly out of the box
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11y ago
Hold on. Are you saying that that's why Android's Contacts keeps resizing all the photos to like 4x4px? Wow, I've tried everything I could find on Google but it never crossed my mind that it would be related to Google Apps. T
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Show HN: Heartbot – The sweetest bot in your IRC or chat client
(valentines.digitalocean.com)
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Jimmy Kimmel gets people to give him their passwords
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Google's Project Ara lets you build your own phone (hands-on pictures)
(cnet.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Redacted Script? More like Doctor's Handwriting if you ask me :p
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Securely Implementing OAuth in Single-Page JavaScript Sites
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Stop writing custom code
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Don't just blindly use a tool because it is cool or someone told you to use it
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12y ago
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12y ago
Yes, that's definitely possible. You can switch out the cert with a newer one from another site and it would work just fine.
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