vytautask

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by vytautask 11mo ago
Congrats! However, it does not look ready to be used. For one, I am missing docker-compose which would spin both frontend and backend with all dependencies. Documentation does not state that but in backend docker-compose file I see a depend
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by vytautask 2y ago
An open-source implementation of Amazon S3 - MinIO has had it for almost two years (relevant post: https://blog.min.io/leading-the-way-minios-conditional-write... ). Strangely, Amazon is catching up just now.
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by vytautask 2y ago
USA army could be one of the best ways to avoid that ;)
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by vytautask 2y ago
>It doesn't cost anything or hurt to keep older versions First, it affects my app ratings in the application store/shop. Some user with 15-year-old device gives me 1-star rating because of some annoying bug that was already fix
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by vytautask 2y ago
IMHO, would be easier to get a new restaurant mobile number and update that on the restaurant/google website than to contact Google support. However, this article in the Guardian will likely attract some attention from Google employees
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by vytautask 3y ago
That's not true. E.g. Lithuania has laws restricting it (can not even have opened alcohol bottles inside of a car).
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by vytautask 4y ago
I was genuinely expecting another article about ChatGPT and some ingenious way to use it for generating test-cases. Turns out, this is just marketing post after all with no relation to the former... Disappointing...
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by vytautask 4y ago
Also, the orchestration becomes easier - you can run the same docker container on multitude of different OSes and configurations. In addition to that, you get great isolation.
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by vytautask 7y ago
Please bear in mind that there is a regulation in EU that prices of the same product should not differ based on the country you are coming from (source: https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/unfair-t
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by vytautask 10y ago
YouTube SnoopaVision (Beta): https://www.youtube.com/snoopavision?v=F0F6SnbqUcE
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by vytautask 11y ago
The recent Hanselman post talks about this - http://www.hanselman.com/blog/The2015ChristmasListOfBestSTEM... . IMHO, Raspberry Pi / Arduino + addons (I believe they are called "shields") is the best thi
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by vytautask 11y ago
"Bundled with transmitter/receiver" is the tricky part. How would you configure such device? How it would know where and how to convert/send/receive signal? To solve those basic problems you'll need some comput
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by vytautask 11y ago
Just buy an ultrabook/some laptop with good screen, good network card and long-lasting battery. If heat is the problem for you, I would suggest some aluminum-encased laptop that would disperse heat more easily. IMHO, probably Google ch