ohyesyodo

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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
You are probably getting downloads from the fact that your response did not make any sense.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
I'm not sure if you are trolling, but you left out the actual transform. In my experience, XSLT feels optimized towards transforms, which most other languages aren't. I also dislike XSLT, but whenever I do things like this in Pyth
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Okay, so what am I supposed to use if I want to transform a XML file from one format to another because two different systems needs XML for input /output and they have different fixed formats?
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
This is just an incorrect assumption in my opinion. Say you are running on Microsoft Azure for example. There are no uptime SLA unless you run your service on at least two machines, because machines needs to reboot, be upgraded etc. Also, i
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Tell me how to set up a PG cluster where nodes can come and go as they like (for example without the need to reseed databases when they come online) in less than 30 minutes.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Turns out this was exactly what happened - they applied a buggy patch to all data centers at once by mistake.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
The last two times there was a big issue the same thing happened with the status dashboard (it became inaccessible). I remember the same issue when the certs expired 1,5 years ago. I really like Microsoft and was convinced "you" w
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
How about not rolling out a patch to all data centers at once?
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
What I've seen from their patching of ordinary machines, I would say its pretty far from controlled or well thought through. Their patching has led to our machines becoming unavailable before, despite that we have multiple machines in
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Hmm. You should be using CNAME records rather than IP addresses. Or are you using the new fixed IP features?
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Just apply same buggy network patch to all DCs at once? They use software networking so causing something like this should be easy. Or mess up network routing for *.blob.core.windows.net which pretty much all of Azure relies on.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Status page is completely broken. I have been refreshing for an hour and seen like 5 different variants of information and all have been incorrect.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
According to status page a fix has been applied, but DNR is still down. Maybe they have to spin up a couple of VMs..
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
If you dont care about robustness, not losing data, etc there are a lot of great databases out there.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
It's not SQL Server, it's SQL Database. There are many large differences between the two. A 50GB database with 10GB of RAM usage and 2 cores costs 700USD/Mo with SQL Database. This is replicated twice within DC. Double that p
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
I'm sure you are not the only one, but why wouldn't the prison do that?
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
I visited the site on my Windows Phone 8.1, and the page is rendered incorrectly. There's white text on white background, different text sections overlapping eachother, columns being one word wide and lot of more things. According to o
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
I've been writing c++ on and off since Visual Studio 6. I would be glad to see it move faster. I don't have to learn all esoteric things - I can pick and use parts which I like, such as auto, for-each, smartptr, lambdas and so on.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
I generate a one-time card number for each online purchase. Only valid for a specific time and up to a specific account. Supporter by some banks. Pretty good solution in my opinion.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
I will say huge props when they actually remove it. Not when they just remove the fallback.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Email configuration on Windows Phone is very confusing in my opinion.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Your last sentence is the answer to the first.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Hmm I could live a year off my savings, but shouldn't you be insured? If I lose my job tomorrow I get 3500 USD/month for a year. I pay 10 USD/month for this insurance. (Backed by the government). Don't you normally do it
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Trying to be ironic? That page does not present an easy way to set up what I asked for.
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
No. He said that it was the 'default' way of doing it. Yes, it has happened X times, that does not mean it's the default way of doing it. Maybe there's some other method which is done a lot more often and hence should be
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Source for that?
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
There are robust ways to do this. The fact that some choose to implement their own buggy protocols for it does not mean that I do not want it. I use automatic failover with SQL Server today (and has been for years). I don't like the id
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Synchronous replication with automatic failover?
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
Can't agree. You don't need a ton of data to run into perf issues if you are running on slow commodity hardware for example in Azure. Nor does the lack of synchronous replication with automatic failover make your job easy. Conside
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by ohyesyodo 12y ago
They already do I think? At least the default subreddit list (or whatever it calls - the subreddits shown top of screen) includes swedish subreddits when I'm not logged on.

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