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cloud.google.com 3mo ago

Welcome to Google Cloud Next '26

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github.com 1y ago

Glances – Htop Alternative

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www.wsj.com 2y ago

France's Macron Dissolves National Assembly

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www.cnn.com 2y ago

Macron Dissolves French Parliament

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www.space.com 2y ago

NASA's Voyager get software updates beamed from 12B miles away

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breakingthenews.net 2y ago

France Fines Uber €850k

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nsirap.com 2y ago

Software industry Dress Code – Maybe is time to change

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nsirap.com 2y ago

Which Cloud Provider to Start with in 2023

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nsirap.com 2y ago

Is It Still Worth Learning DevOps in 2023

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Note Taking App Emacs Roam Worth to Try Even in 2023

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Azure Availability Set vs. Azure Availability Zone

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Things in Azure I Wish GCP Have

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Deploy on Firebase Hosting in a Gitlab CICD with Staging and Production

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Whitelist IPs with Istio on Kubernetes

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Sync and Backup Obsidian Vault with Azure Files

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nsirap.com 3y ago

DevOps and Cloud Trends for 2023

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Do you expect cloud price increase in Europe due to enery crisis

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nsirap.com 3y ago

How to Become a DevOps Engineer

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Where to Start with DevSecOps

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Docker Best Practice latest tag

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Timeline of First Release Note Taking App

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nsirap.com 3y ago

Tools I use in my day-to-day DevOps Job

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github.com 3y ago

Cloud and DevOps Learning Resources

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nsirap.com 3y ago

After Obsidian and Logseq, I give Dendron a try

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nsirap.com 4y ago

Loop in Terraform with for Each from JSON File

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nsirap.com 4y ago

Sync Obsidian Between Laptop and Android

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medium.com 4y ago

Airbnb’s Microservices Architecture Journey to Quality Engineering

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nsirap.com 4y ago

Monolith in Cloud

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nsirap.com 4y ago

How to Reduce Cloud Cost FinOps

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nsirap.com 4y ago

Introduction to FinOps

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Damn, I hate those news, it make me fell old. I did some editing, maybe 15 years ago when I was on a LUG (Linux User Group, does this exists anymore ?). Good time.

Stop reading garbage news, consider to pay for quality news. The author say some write 12 posts a day. That's true. Some high quality author write 1 post a week or month. Those kind of article are not free.

I listening only classical music here is some search I do.

- Filter with compositor, rachmaninoff, mozart...

- I filter with record label in spotify, with very specific and quality like "hamonia mundi", "erato" and others.

- Select orchestra (London Symphony Orchestra, Choir of King's College)

- Select musician (Baremboim, Argerich...)

My 2 cents, 1 Bug(?) and 1 feature proposal.

Cant view my post without setup before username? (account created with google, write post without username, publish, click "view", nothing, click-click-click, nothing, setup username in settings, it works)

You might want to implement some kind of import/export feature.

WordPress 18 5 years ago

Hate this kind of new, it make me feel old. It's like someone saying to you "Did you know <some child you still see in diapers> is now 18.

Oh boy. I sympathise entirely with this post, but the story's exactly the same on the backend.

I was thinking exactly the same thing while reading the conclusion of the post. You leave frontend complexity for even more complexity, are you nuts!

The good old single PHP page is gone long time ago as well.

PeerTube v3 6 years ago

Framasoft who is behind this is famous in french opensource community for almost two decade. I guess it's unknown outside France?

I added a script on greasemonkey for HN visited linked with : I dont remember where did I get that code, but it work for me.

    // ==UserScript==
    // @name     HN visited link
    // @version  1
    // @grant    all
    // ==/UserScript==
    
    let aCss = `
        .news-list a:visited {
    			color: lightgray;
        }
    `
    
    addGlobalStyle(aCss);
    function addGlobalStyle(css) {
        var head, style;
        head = document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0];
        if (!head) { return; }
        style = document.createElement('style');
        style.type = 'text/css';
        style.innerHTML = css;
        head.appendChild(style);
    }

>> After all, Google is a company, here to make money.

>Those bastards... and they force you to sign in for their email and g+ and picasa and.. oh, wait.

I haven't said that making money was bad, it's business, and that's the risk to know where is the interest. Sure you signed, but silly me, I wasn't thinking about all this when I first sign-up for Gmail, and sure as well I could resign, but meanwhile they collected data, probably much more that I can think of.

> Let's be honest with ourselves and admit that data is the currency we pay for 'free' online services, and if we don't like the service or the 'price', we can just stop using it.

You're right, I was answering about that to the person who said "oh, it's not that bad, the price to pay it's some ads that suit your profile", but the 'price' is indeed more than that.

> Btw there is google analytics on his blog.

It doesn't surprise me, his post sounds to me more like an easy "don't be evil" troll.

I don't think the problem is what do they actually do with all those data, but what could happen with it. You can't be sure that in few years, they will use data for something else that ads, something that you're not agree, but meanwhile data are collected. You can't be sure what could happen with Google's data in 5 or 10 years. Sold ? After all, Google is a company, here to make money. Or even some weird law, allow government accessing those data, to track terrorism profile. Ok, maybe it's unlikely, but you can't be sure. What I'm sure of is that loads of data worths loads of money.

> Very addictive game

It's funny, I was thinking to myself, who could possibly play this game twice. I might misjudge as I'm not a big player myself, but I really through the interest of this was more techniques used (e.g. raphael.js) than the game itself. But I agree, nice UI, nice design and good idea.

Rails already have much more documentation published than backbone, so it make sens that for the same amount of recipes/quality the price is higher for backbone.