Works great for those of us not in US mainland timezones
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Anyone else thinking of using this as a homelab server?
Why deno over bun?
andoff[1] works well. I use it to lock down DNS settings to nextdns to block all the sites I want. Then I use lockmeout[2] to lock opening andoff to change the settings.
Also there is limitphone[3], but it has less settings and is easier to uninstall than andoff, but works via the same mechanism.
1: https://docs.andoff.one/ 2: https://www.teqtic.com/lock-me-out 3: https://limitphone.com/
If you are already building a proxy network to handle this can you please implement redirects? I would love to redirect x.com to xcancel.com by just setting my DNS. I would pay more for this feature.
Will the subscriptions be increased by 100 also?
It's interesting that someone like a boss would be further away from you and not a friend, how would you talk to your boss that is also your friend?
Heroku has been down for hours now for me, and still no mention even on their status page.
It would be nice if all models where available on every plan too.
To do things like turn off and on airplane mode when certain conditions are met with automate https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.llamalab.a... for example. There are work arounds but having a rooted phone is the easiest.
I would like to root, but I like my Google pay.
So the argument is that yes Rust would have helped mitigate this specific bug, but bugs exist in all languages so therefore it doesn't matter the language.
I see the logic, but I don't think anyone is saying using Rust would make it bug free, people are just correctly pointing out Rust would have helped this bug, or in other words there is the potential for less bugs with Rust.
So yes, and.
Which CAs will they be using instead?
Is there any chance you'll be adding support for moving the sidebar to the right? This is the one stopping me from moving back to sublime.
I would highly recommend zero-sh[1] for those looking for a consistent simple tool to manage dotfiles on a mac.
"only five years" that's a long time in my opinion to be at one company.
You then might enjoy mimestream[1], I think of it as a native mac gmail client, no wrapper around gmail.com just using gmail APIs.
I'm curious your favorite anime?
If you are on BigSur and would like enable DoH for a variety of providers I would check out https://encrypted-dns.party there is pre-made profiles for many. All open source.
For me the biggest quality of life improvement has been moving to a less populated area with clean air, clean water and access to good organic food, forget what country that is in, that only matters in which the local government either degrades or improves upon those basic things.
This is why I probably won't move to Asia, it's just too polluted. Or why I won't move back to a big city.
Interesting, I'm curious the infrastructure behind this. Are static sites being served from a single point or from a CDN?
I'm not clear on the details, is this a 90 extension on the filing due date, or is the filing due date still 4/15 with a 90 day extension on taxes due?
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So you won't use a Mac because you need it to run a Windows app?
Easier said than done. To implement that I will probably need to hire a DevOps guy, and now we have all this cloud formation (or whatever your infra as code choice is) code to manage now. So in reality it probably costs more (devops and more code to manage) than if I just went with a couple cheaper bare metal servers.
If you are running in the cloud then you still need a devops guy same as you would if you where bare metal. In fact you will probably need _more_ devops people the deeper you get into the AWS ecosystem.
These two don't play nice together. That is you can't use cloudflare as a CDN and netlify without netlify complaining to you about not being able to provision your ssl.
I'm more curious with this question
"A better question, however, might be why aren’t other similar cases around the world treated in the same fashion…? "
It would seem you can't really divorce science from politics, ever.
The can't get ice cream one is a bit far fetched eh? I'm sure that no matter if they knew my health history they would still sell me some ice cream :)
So essentially the answer I'm hearing is that there is a fear of what other people will do with the information. Mostly around discrimination and shame.
Maybe if it was public these diseases wouldn't be so stigmatized. It might have a social impact now, but I see that as the issue.