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These are still used in CDN and internal browser caching

I can’t think of the wording right now but generally JS trying to crash the browser would say something like this page is taking a long time, do you want to wait. Something like that. In this case the browser just crashes.

It does seem like it’s full of AI. The Attack Scenarios are very suspicious.

Gitlab CI can do that. https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/caching/#compute-the-cache-key...

Currently it is Globalstar

That is a different product. LSTC != IoT LSTC, it is so confusing. To get the IoT you have to sign lots of contracts, Microsoft sends you stickers to put on each stuff, stuff like that.

You should check out Huey next time. It is a lifesaver for us. Allows us to do the tasks via SQLite db

I wonder what provider they use for their website. Sounds like a lot of hoops to jump through for IPV6 when just about any other provider has IPv6 support.

I use it to get to the airport. No issue with luggage and cheaper than airport long term parking

Well for one there is a hard limit of 1000 s3 buckets per account

Hopefully this will disable the horrible on device AI as well

Yeah that is as bad as it can get.

Blog post https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2024/01/11/critical-securi...

This fixes an account take over issue https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2024/01/11/critical-securi...

Ohh yup. Looking at the merge it allows people to reset other users passwords.

I was also able update my instance.

The WiFi RF is FAR more important than the network config.

What is your opinion on brighysigns? While the default software is kinda crap the programability of them has been great for us. But we aren’t very far in.

No signup required to transfer money. Sounds like a KYC nightmare

This is from 2021, not to relevant now

Replication for sure

Status page - https://www.issquareup.com/

So far it has been 8+ hours. It aligns almost the same time as GCP us-cental1 issue today. No idea if it is related https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/qmF2nGxWvPTHkncXqH...

I ended up using this for my cli scripting needs. https://github.com/google/zx

Alpine and musl were originally crated for embedded devices, hence the small size. It is interesting how it has become so popular in docker. https://musl.libc.org/about.html

It has actually been around since 2008. I’m not sure how it became so popular for docker. https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Alpine_Linux:Trivia

I really like Alpine for making vm images. It is extremely easy to make the VM only run in memory or in data disk mode where the code is in ram but the files are persisted to disk with snapshots

https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Installation#Diskless_Mode

Yeah they are HEPA and according to the link below it’s good for 12-15 months

https://alen.com/products/alen-breathesmart-75i-hepa-filter?...

Yeah they are expensive but the best I have found. The 45i is for like 700 square feet for $400. The nice part about Alen purifiers is the filters last just about a year and lifetime warranty

I use the Alen Air 75i and have no issues getting my PM2.5 to 0

https://alen.com/products/alen-breathesmart-75i-air-purifier...

I wish there was a better way to scale receiver feedback. It is very hard/impossible to scale without the server saving every frame and being able to come up with the frames as needed.

If you contact your Cisco rep you can open a ticket for your org to have HD access again.

What are you using for your gql server? For me Hasura was a godsend especially with the ability to explain. https://hasura.io/docs/latest/api-reference/explain/