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So, what's the best minute level forecast Android app?

Plus, the best API alternative?

Ironically, the video is only available in the US.

Had to hop onto my VPN to view.

Edit: Ok, at least not viewable in the UK!

Was half expecting these people to be rogue actors trying to install some malware into prod.

Glad I was wrong!

Pretty easy to get cheaper deals too when you've been a customer for a few years.

I pay £5/m for unlimited data, 600mins, unlimited texts on Three. I know I've been super lucky with that deal in particular.

Does this mean WireGuard will be moving to stable?

My VPN provider has said they won't support WireGuard until it hits 1.0

How do you receive phone calls etc.? Does it redirect to your phone like Google Voice for example?

What sort of podcasts/books?

Not properly tried this before, but I'd imagine if it was interesting I'd want to stay awake and listen to it or find out more information... if it's boring I'd just be annoyed by the noise. Maybe bore myself to sleep?

I actually like the made up names like Google and Spotify. So I'm sure there are plenty of domains like that available still.

If not, I'm sure a combination of things could work, like Facebook or Netflix.

>run commands

In case you didn't want to click the link.

They've been doing this for years.

Back when I first created a GitHub profile, I started getting emails to an email that I don't usually give out. This eventually led me to GitHub after some mentioned seeing my profile which led to me improving my Git knowledge and finding out how they did it.

But even then, my work network for example decrypts traffic or if it can't blocks it.

They can’t block sites when going via a Wireguard VPN surely?

Where are you exiting?

Have the same MBP as you, and haven’t really had any issues.

I actually almost prefer the keyboard, I feel like having less travel means I have to press slightly less and can type marginally faster on my Mac keyboard than a normal one.

I’ve not had to replace anything, I’ve had a key that felt stuck once or twice, but after a good bash it fixed itself. But it is almost 3 years old now!

The Touch Bar is a bit useless I’ll admit, but using BetterTouchTool I’ve made it more useful. Shows me my company share price live, tube status and the time of my next train as well as shortcuts to my most used apps.

Up next for me is great, always suggests videos of people I usually watch but haven't yet seen - or similar videos it thinks it might like.

Very rarely have any news outlet.

A BGP error could be completely out of their control and nothing to do with using a Pi at all.

Who manages the 'hub'?

Yeah, paid customers. Not sure why I've been downvoted.

The engineers there obviously have info before the public status page gets updated.

They provide updates to customers, but I'm under NDA with them.

> at present

Wonder if they use the same tech to predict the outcome of football matches. I've seen them show it on the Premier League games.

How did you manage to increase your bill 15x in Lambda?

What command did you run in mtr to see the routing locations?

Or just a normal report, then lookup the IP location?

468ms in the UK.

9ms on Cloudflare, 10ms on Google.

Yeah I agree, it's kind hard to explain - you can sort of ignore the display unless you look at it, but when you do look at it, it's big enough to see what you want to see.

So is this essentially HTTP/3?

Python was one of the first languages I learned.

Recently started using Go a little, and it does feel better but it just takes longer for me to write (probably because it's newer to me too). At work, people want things quickly. I'd love to be able to spend my time writing things properly in Go, but it's just not as quick and easy as Python is.

That's the one!

Just find it so hard to concentrate on it, almost wish I hadn't started it but don't want to give up on it now. Will have to try and get into a habit like you, good luck with it!

Over the last few months, I've found I just can't focus on anything. Unless I find it interesting on challenging.

Generally, at work this is ok as I enjoy what I do. However, I study for a degree part time, which is in 'Computing and IT' - the same field as my work, BUT it's so out of date, and the content is so boring I just can't do it, until last minute when I have to.

I genuinely think if I had studied this course, before working in tech I may have changed my mind. It's mind numbingly boring. Even if they just taught the content in a better way, something like A Cloud Guru where you have videos, guides to follow along etc. but all I get is books. It's awful.

(While we're on the topic of it, I should be studying... getting back to it now, promise!)

I've been considering moving to Bitwarden or Enpass, as my 1Password subscription is ending.

Is there anything missing from Bitwarden that's in other paid apps?

I wrote a tool that scans all the new commits to our Org for passwords/secrets.

Webhook > AWS API Gateway > Lambda

The Lambda uses the new(ish) Layers feature so it can use Git. I then use the truffleHog[0] library to scan for entropy/regexes inside the commit.

If something is detected, it posts to an SNS topic, which is currently subscribed to by another Lambda that posts an alert to my team and the Security team's Slack channel.

It then calls the GitHub API to make the repo private to limit the exposure.

[0] - https://github.com/dxa4481/truffleHog