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Going through the GitHub discussion is eye-opening given that CEO of Vercel just publicly stated that Next.js is an API framework: https://x.com/rauchg/status/1895599156724711665

Wow, well explained.

Are you using EFS to share the DB between containers?

So is the fix to remove the underlines? Or to stop using red/green color combination? Trying to learn as well. Thanks

This website brings me Joy. So elegant.

That is why I've been getting cozy with Firefox again. When Manifest V3 happens, FF hopefully will be our saviour.

"I never hear the fan. Even playing Magic Arena AND a Parallels VM runs silent."

That is because there is no fan.

Pretty much this: https://twitter.com/Shopify/status/1367929509354299392

So that GOOD button presses BAD button.

Wow, thanks for your detailed comment. Learned a few things in here for our own EC2 deployment of PG.

"Eliminating cold, starts with Cloudflare Workers". Fixed it.

So you mean Steve Jobs was right when he said: "They just have no taste."

https://www.computerworld.com/article/2471632/steve-jobs-on-...

Do you mind sharing that channel. Trying to up my Ableton Live game. Thanks

I agree. PostGraphile needs to market itself though. They need a Dev Rel to make more people aware of it.

That’s actually on the cheap side. If you have say a wife and 2 kids, you pay around $1500 a month on the health exchange.

The real question is 'Bookmarked!' using what?

This is the reason why I cancelled my Prime account. I could not trust the electronics I buy on Amazon. Too many fake items sourced directly from shenzhen. Now I go directly to the manufacturer's website and pay full price (which is usually about $10 more), and at least I know I'm getting the real thing.

Isn't this what CodeSandbox is?

The Great Gatsby.

What is bottled water? Are you referring to a project at google or just plain ol drinking water?

Japanese websites amaze me. The colors and density always seem so extreme.

Don't forget that ElasticSearch is built on Lucene (which is the core of their search engine) and is an Apache 2 Open Source project which existed long before ElasticSearch. So they benefited tremendously from the work of thousands of Engineers too.

So Equifax is still out here data mining folks huh? :(

Has anyone tried ButterCup (https://buttercup.pw/). I've been looking at the codebase and it seems really solid.

I bought mine from the Verizon store and I swear they sold me a Chinese version. The build quality was the worse. All the keys fell off eventually and the metal color paint peeled off as well. I promised myself never to buy anything Motorola after that.

The biggest issue to me will be toll gates and manipulation of the plates to avoid them.

UC Browser is now holding the web back by not adopting new standards like css-grid and flexbox. No version of UC supports these standards and with the rise of UC globally, developers are hesitant to use these standards as millions of users especially in India and China are left out. I know there are ways to configure fallback, but still.

Nicely done.

I won't consider SuiteCRM to be part of this. Understand that even though SuiteCRM was a fork of SugarCRM CE, the community has made so many changes that I will consider it at this point a completely different product. All the vulnerabilities listed above do not apply to SuiteCRM in its current release and if you look at the blog of SuiteCRM, it is heavily advertised that SugarCRM CE is full of security issues and everyone should migrate out of it[1]. Here is the quote: “SugarCRM Community Edition users need to migrate to an alternative platform as soon as possible. The number of current vulnerabilities in Community Edition is worrying. There will be no more support for Community Edition after April 2017 and the vulnerabilities will increase as the software ages. Simply put, if you're running SugarCRM Community Edition, you're becoming a soft target.”

https://suitecrm.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&view=entr...