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Sequel: https://github.com/sveltejs/kit/issues/11924

Aren't most recruiters paid by commission? It's in their best interest to encourage short stints (long enough for the commission) so they can make money more often. Ten people staying a year each are worth more to them than one person staying 10 years.

I find the lack of IPv6 support for their own APIs the most insulting. In my case, I would end up paying more for VPC Endpoints than I would for IPv4 addresses. There is no escaping from this new fee. I really hope they resolve this soon.

That was a fun read. You should do Rails 8.0 on Ruby 1.8 next.

CodeBuild can be a bit slow to start sometimes. It also doesn't support Docker on Windows builds and it's limited to 8 hours per run.

Shameless plug: I wrote a CDK construct that lets you create runners on demand in response to a GitHub webhook (so basically what was suggested here only with handling of more corner cases that came up). It lets you start runners in CodeBuild, Fargate, ECS, EC2, or Lambda so you can pick whichever works best for you. There is a table in the readme that shows the difference between them and why you might want to choose one over the other. https://github.com/CloudSnorkel/cdk-github-runners

Can it import GED files?

This must be a joke or a hoax. The ChatGPT blurb made me question it, but the whois data sealed the deal. It's registered on GoDaddy with a private registrant.

https://www.godaddy.com/whois/results.aspx?domain=oktaperson...

Maybe they can finally merge my 10 year old patch /s

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=290061

It's Amazon's own link shortener. That's the link they give out from the share button. It would be really funny if they drop it. That would maybe some domain snatcher very lucky.

Thanks for posting the full link with description so it's clearer for everybody.

Someone is into children's books.

https://a.co/d/6nR2YZR

Another default policy to consider is any Lambda function role. They never specify which Lambda can assume them (because that would create a cyclical dependency). That means anyone with permissions to create a Lambda will be able to technically assume this role.

Just like you, I'm not arguing the defense in depth part. Always a good idea to put fine-grained permissions where possible. But I also find the "vulnerability" part a tiny bit overstated.

What kind of non-admin entity has permissions to assume any role with `sts:AssumeRole` on `*`?

True. But cloud makes it a lot easier. In some cases it's built-in, like S3. In others it's a checkbox like RDS Multi-AZ. And if you need to roll your own, multi-AZ or even multi-region is much more straightforward than renting another rack somewhere.

I have personally seen Stack Overflow be "under maintenance" or straight up down a lot more than I have seen entire us-east-1 down.

Is there a website that tracks outages of other websites like Stack Overflow over years? I know some that tell you if it's down right now, but not over years.

I have a subjective feeling that Stack Overflow is down a lot more than other websites. I don't see that ever mentioned in the discussion of cloud vs on-prem which makes the discussion seem lacking.

I couldn't even read the article because half of it was covered by a newsletter form. No close button. Showed up before I even read one paragraph. Why is every website like this these days?

And still saved them about half a million dollars (6*$90k - $50k).

Have you seen any other vendors use that? I have only seen it being referred to as storage.

What does it do with 128GB ROM?? /s

Seriously though, does ROM no longer stand for read-only memory?

For me it's Twitter for Android. It keeps loading new tweets to replace tweets I'm actively reading in the timeline.

Back in the day I used Wine to run Microsoft Visual C. I had a Debian Woody running on a VIA CPU. It was "cross-compiling" NSIS nightly and uploading to SourceForge with rsync. That was fun. Very slow and very fun.

I feel bad for Twitter employees learning about their future from realtime memes.

I would guess this helps prevent spam by hiding the spam comments from bots that may index it. Indexing bots aren't usually logged in.

+1 for Notepad2. Super fast. Has MVP set of features. Can hook Notepad so it replaces it completely.

How come a whole pointer is required for class pointer? Can't it be a small offset into a class table? Do many Java applications often require millions of classes?

If you want to do the bare minimum, a good starting point would be removing any work accounts from your phone. Make an effort to close your work laptop at the end of the work day. Focus on your main goals during the day, perhaps some project you want to finish before it ends. All this will allow you to focus on either what's expected of you, or what's truly important to you.

That said, I do agree with the other comments here suggesting a talk with the manager or a new job. Why get yourself stuck in a situation where you can't take pride of your work?

TIL both Mark and I worked on Winamp plugins at the same time. I got my plugin included in Winamp, and poor Mark got Facebook as a consultation prize.

You can stay within Israel for that pivot. We have our fair share of rich people not paying. https://www.reuters.com/article/natgas-israel-leviathan-idIN...

For context, under the table transactions are very common in Israel. Tax avoidance is everywhere.

Anyone else seeing this error when trying to use it? Got it on two different computers.

Termination Reason: Namespace DYLD, Code 4 Symbol missing Symbol not found: _WBSPasskeyCredentialNameKey

I release versions of NSIS with a VM of Windows 2000 running Visual C 6. It creates the smallest executables possible.