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It says public. twice.

Not really. the definition of what the 'next' stream is could easily change depending on what the last button you pressed, with the assumption that you would continue pressing that button:

  * up - next stream is one more channel up
  * down - next stream is one more channel down
  * last/prev - next stream is the previous channel.

Well this exceeded my expectations.

https://letmegptthatforyou.com/a/wcDtF

It is a 360 hinge.

Something like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dolby_Atmos and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DTS,_Inc.#DTS:X

> Google has acknowledged the mess and offered compensation: a free battery replacement, $50 cash, or $100 credit toward a new Pixel.

Explain how you can get filled on a limit order and "get an adverse price"

Do you know the difference between a limit order and a market order?

or

"You can give me the loan, I don't own any companies that have less than 1 million in assets"

> In our scenario of local IPC, some obvious tuning options exist: data is exchanged via a Unix domain socket (unix:// address) instead of a TCP socket

AFAIK at least on linux there is no difference between using a UDS and a tcp socket connected to localhost.

also, the symbol for apple is AAPL.

Weird, I would have guessed that it auto commits the previous batch when it polls for the next batch, meaning it would be like

  loop:
    messages = poll() # poll returns new messages and commits previous batch
    process(messages)

but it sounds like it "poll returns new messages and immediately commits them."

That's mostly what `caffeinate your-script` is for.

> JetStream went Generally Available in NATS 2.2.0 the documentation is now in the core NATS documentation.

https://docs.nats.io/jetstream

You say "your control" as if that current "certain amount of time" was not after you had already been dead for 70 years.

> But then, the path is broken, and we can’t reach the destination computer.

No. This is not what this output means.

People should not read more into what traceroute says than what it actually does.

* * * means that traceroute did not get an ICMP time exceeded for that probe. that's it. It says nothing about if you can actually reach the destination.

dokku does a lot of things that docker-compose does not. One of the bigger ones is zero downtime deploys:

https://dokku.com/docs/deployment/zero-downtime-deploys/

This has the added benefit of warming up the app before traffic ever hits it, something I was always surprised that even heroku didn't do (at least, the last time I used it ~6 years ago)

  Lubricating a sliding door
  Quieting a squeaky door hinge
  Lubricating an HVAC register lever

Wd-40 is not really a lubricant. You can use WD-40 to clean gunk out of things, but you really need to follow it up with a proper lubricating oil

Yep.. say you wanted to make a simple http service that needs to

* request a json.gz file from another HTTP service * decompress it * deserialize the json, transform it a bit

That's net/http (and maybe crypto/tls), compress/gzip, encoding/json. I need to make zero decisions to get the thing off the ground. Are they the best libraries in the world for those things? no.. but will they work just fine for almost every use case.

> Logs are independent. When you can not store every event, you can drop them randomly. You lose a perfect view of every logged event, but you still retain a statistical view. As we have already assumed you can not log everything, this is the best you can do anyways.

I think one of the google SRE books mentioned why you don't want to simply randomly sample events. If you're do something like storing http events and logging 1 event per 1000 and you have a small burst of errors from some service failing, you'd potentially miss all or most of them. For certain types of events you want a random sample per [endpoint/status code/whatever], potentially at different rates.. .1% of 200 responses, but 1% of 500 errors.

Is there a standalone c/c++ implementation of this string type anywhere?

Sony naming: Playstation, PS 2, PS 3, PS 4, PS 4 Pro, PS 5

Microsoft naming: Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S

It makes no sense. The second one was "360" and not the third one as you might expect, because the third one is "one".

  DCA: north america
  DCB: south america
  ISP C: north american ISP
  ISP D: south american ISP

A major fiber link between north and south america is cut, disrupting all connectivity between the two areas.

  "lose the link between DCs A and B": check.
  "lose the link from ISP D to DC A.": check.

replace north and south america with any two disparate locations.

> None of the clients need to be aware that a network partition exists (except a small number who may see their connection to the bad side drop, and be replaced by a connection to the good side).

What a convenient world where the client is not affected by the network partition.

> 22x (!) the network bandwidth

It's 25x, the copper ports are 2.5g. It's even more if you use the usb-4 ports for ip over thunderbolt.

That this is a link to old.reddit.com is just perfect.

https://pkgsrc.org/ from netbsd runs on many systems

It's right below that:

  @ @<If direction |k| allows a move, |return 1|; otherwise |continue|@>=
  {
    for (ii=i+deli[k],jj=j+delj[k],l=0;board[ii][jj]>=0;
    ...

Well, now you can upgrade it and see how that works :-)