nik736

I wouldn't say that. I know of people who took debt to get crypto because "the return will be much higher".

Using Firefox their maps are taking a long time to load after each pan and zoom. lol.

What exactly are you using Cloudflare for?

A single bare metal server is more reliable than most people think it is. Complexity adds a lot of overhead and layer after layer that could possibly fail.

Weird, maybe they want to get rid of the free tier?

I am using Gitea + Drone for several years now and couldn't be happier. Stable, fast and it justs works without consuming a shitload of RAM.

This is not true at all. Electricity prices are crazy and hardware is a lot more expensive for us (not affiliated with DO, I run a PaaS service) than it was 2 years ago.

What exactly makes K8s better?

Yes, this is exactly what I meant.

Browsing their Docs has this weird, glitchy animation. Where is it coming from?

Which are mostly bots scanning serp results to prevent rate limits.

Are they using a single zone though? Only a single zone seems to be down.

Wow, that's a surprise! I love Postmark and I am using it for all my products. This kind of feels wrong though, hopefully it won't go downhill from here.

"Design language"? It looks like a bad rip-off.

Thanks for that! Option key words perfectly.

A bit off topic but what are all those devs at Yandex doing right now?

As far as I can see they don't even operate their own network and according to RIPE they don't own any IPs. How is this supposed to work?

Please correct me if I am wrong, but you can simply snap install with a --channel, which could be a specific version. This way it is not auto updating, since it's on that specific channel/version.

I like the idea, dislike the TLD. Could be the most reliable and serious company, but I won't be using it with a .money TLD.

You can start by not using a Google owned .dev TLD.

I am still using Atom and I will hate Microsoft forever for killing it. For me no other editor comes close in terms of UX.

Why is the 500 error page not a blue screen.

The headline is simply wrong. The feature that got disabled is the remotely controled horn and turn signals.

Where are you from?

Rails will handle "thousands of comments" just fine. If you are hitting scaling issues with a midsize Rails app you probably could look into how to optimize.

Throwing Mongo at the problem is not really a solution.

ActiveRecord is the only ORM that I feel comfortable with. It's great.

It's down.

What's the reason these Git services have so many issues all the time?

Been using it for quite a while with the Developer Edition and I have to say while the tabs looked weird at first I absolutely love the new look now!

Latency isn't important for video streaming, peering is.