Jamie9912

You should add a cache rule for those image tiles

Requirement of npm for this? No thank you

I think he was being sarcastic

Aaaand it's still not fixed. I think this just goes to show how much red tape there is around processes at Microsoft.

I don't like how they're trying to pile everything on top of their V8 runtime

I tried putting Postgres on JuiceFS and let's just say.. it didn't perform very well

Me too. Yes I paid for it. Yes it works extremely well.

ieee.org and all subdomains DNS seems to fail to resolve globally right now

curl: (6) Could not resolve host: spectrum.ieee.org

Not sure why they have blocked access to me, i'm trying to connect from an Australian residential IP, AS4764

You mean, the owner has configured Cloudflare to aggressively restrict access

Access denied Error code 1020 You do not have access to zlib.zu1k.com.

The site owner may have set restrictions that prevent you from accessing the site.

Doesn't seem that light to me. Notepad++ using 15 Megabytes of RAM, and 2 billion CPU cycles just to load and display on my screen.

"Lite"XL using 21 Megabytes of RAM, and 4 billion CPU cycles to load and display on my screen

- Apple's 2023 iPhone will have USB-C - Aussie dollar will get stronger compared to USD. Maybe 0.75

Works for me. What error are you seeing?

Article doesn't explain how they've blocked Tutanota.. Firewalled the IP address? DNS blackholed? SNI snooping?

A scam with real world use cases? Like internet? right?

Are you referring to the Cloud Practitioner one? Or something else

its kinda sus because russia

The website listed on their Github

Hosted in Russia?

Part of what problem? I don't remember us-east-1 ever running out of instances

Not the first time this has happened to Azure, they are always under-provisioned. Move to AWS

It's not on their hard drives.

Why don't you go and complain to Telco providers, and undersea cable infra for forwarding pro-nazi bits.

im non binary

They weren't hosting anything..

You personally made Pokemon GO?

I wonder if we can hack the binary that's doing the actual check >:)

I'm thinking of moving off Dropbox. The 2TB plan pricing is quite fair, their sync client is far superior to competitors in terms of speed, efficiency and correctness.. but their plans above 2TB are just not worth the money to me (it gets more expensive per GB)

Can't ping time.aws.com. When I mtr it, it's over 60 milliseconds away, I think i'll stick to time.cloudflare.com which pings in 5 milliseconds