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This YouTube video is just a trailer for the documentary, it does look amazing. It looks like the entire documentary is available on some free streaming sites, here's one: https://play.xumo.com/free-movies/it-s-quieter-in-the-twilig...
If that doesn't work, try using a VPN set to the US as country.
Ditch the snipping tool, and try my favorite screen capture tool, FastStone Capture: https://www.faststone.org/FSCaptureDetail.htm
I am not associated with this software, just a very happy user. You get a lifetime license for $20, it's constantly updated with new features, and is a joy to use.
Not open source, but I have used this before, and they have a very generous free tier: https://www.gitguardian.com/monitor-internal-repositories-fo...
You install their Github app and give them access to your Github repo (private repos are ok too) and they run a Github workflow when each PR is submitted scanning for secrets that should not be in the code. Really happy with how their product works.
There is also https://hackerweb.app/
It has the extra benefit of only showing 60 latest HN items in 2 pages of 30, which helps me not spend too much time on HN going down interesting rabbit holes.
I should clarify that I was referring to the SDK for Statsig as an OpenFeature provider, only boolean flags are supported right now: https://github.com/open-feature/dotnet-sdk-contrib/tree/main...
I just finished evaluating a bunch of feature flag platforms for my employer this past week. Self-hosting and having a .Net SDK was important to us. Below are the results.
Best options:
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Flagsmith: has UI and can be self-hosted for free (BSD-3 license).
GO Feature Flag: Completely free, but has no UI, although feature flags can be defined in JSON/YAML files checked into Github
Flagd: Completely free, but has no UI.
Statsig: Free plan covers our needs for a year or two. The .Net SDK is lacking, but we can use REST API instead.
Growthbook
Kameleoon
Split.io
DevCycle
LaunchDarklyAmazing work! Just tried it out on a couple of my repos and it works great. Thank you, starred on Github ;)
I would like to request a feature --> Can you allow the output produced by GQL to be in different serializable formats, like JSON?
I see a lot of potential to this if the GQL output could be piped to C# LINQ queries.
Poacher: We're setting traps to give you Gorillas new homes.
Gorilla dismantling trap: No. Caesar IS home.
This should be called Sick-ipedia :)
So, Musk is doing PR for the new Chris Nolan movie, now? I don't remember seeing it in the trailers for Interstellar, but did the rockets have the SpaceX logo on them?
"to ensure humanity's future" This guy...unbelievable.
Seconding FastStone Capture...worth every $ I spent and more.
I use GMelius, and love it.
Website: http://gmelius.com/ Chrome store: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gmelius/dheionainn...