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Still the really expensive thing here was the datastore reads. Cpu time was only 10% of the bill

Still in js "0.2" == "0.20" would always be false. My instinct would be that comparing two different strings would be false in php too.

The problem for me is working with a big legacy codebase. I'd rather have php break backwards compatibility and change === to ==.

Is this fixed in php 8? I did not think this was possible as there is no type coercion and not well documented. [1][2]

Noticed "0.2" == "0.20" as another example

[1] https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.comparison.... [2] https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.type-juggling.p...

I've seen this when using vmware fusion.

I guess you could fork first?

Really nice, did not know that. Thanks for the tip!

I still got the captcha even though I'm running no adblocker

I would rather think it's in competition with https://www.klarna.com/us/business/products/checkout/ or https://docs.adyen.com/checkout

Also for open source projects

Same goes for route53 too unfortunately

The FAQ states the following "If you send the maximum 8.5Mbps, 1080p60 stream, Amazon IVS will create 8.5Mbps 1080p60, 3Mbps 720p60, 2Mbps 720p30, 1.2Mbps 480p30, 800Kbps 360p30, and 400Kbps 160p30 renditions in an ABR stream."

I assume you will only be charged for full hd if the client is streaming it

Weird that they just not charge for egress as with other services.

Also it seems a lot cheaper, assuming full hd is 1 MB/s. That would mean approx 3.6GB/h which would come out at 0.54$/h in comparison to their 0.15$/h pricing

The tilde ~ char is pretty annoying to type on swedish keyboards at least. Alt + ¨ and a space on my mac. Having to type this regularly on my main languages would be off putting

Does biotech only have to do with drug development? What about other areas like water cleaning etc, wouldn't that be considered biotech as well?

Here is the announcement blogpost https://www.haproxy.com/blog/announcing-haproxy-2-2/

If you want to containerize a java app check out jib. Really easy to use and integrates well with gradle

I really liked Assembly Language step-by-step. https://www.amazon.com/Assembly-Language-Step-Step-Third/dp/...

Weird behaviour on pinch to zoom (macbook). It scrolls instead of zooming and when swiping back nothing happens.

Another example of why you should never mess with the defaults unless strictly necessary.

How is ssh certificates the next level up? Feels like the added complexity of using this is might be worthwhile for larger orgs but maybe not smaller shops

Google Play Store app publishing is delayed as well. Currently the message says:

"Due to adjusted work schedules at this time, we are currently experiencing longer than usual review times. Please expect review times of 7 days or longer."

Hard to support grpc without it

Their take on using cargo for packaging is quite interesting: https://github.com/bottlerocket-os/bottlerocket/tree/develop...

I would think it was to reach London before they closed off airports due to the storm

Sony displayed something similar at CES a couple of years ago. Didn't notice it until I stood very close. https://pro.sony/en_MK/products/led-video-walls

A power draw of 130w per module(incl. cabinet) will give you a nice usage of 2kW in the standard configuration.

The Ningxia region might not support encryption. That one was released in 2017. Unsure about this one.

For mysql at least you need to specify what CA or cert to trust. There is no default CA which mysql will try to use. So once a CA expires you will have to rotate it

It's because those regions were created after the 2019 certificate was released. Hence there is no 2015 cert for those. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/Using...

Yeah, there is a lot of languages missing iso week support. Probably because it's not used in the US as much. Found this gist for getting using it in Power BI a couple of weeks ago https://gist.github.com/r-k-b/18d898e5eed786c9240e3804b167a5...