Really appreciate the reply :)
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Really appreciate the reply :)
Location. Aarhus, Denmark
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Together with a short TTL we were able to recover without relying on their dashboards.
If the public were told the truth about what we'd be sacrificing for "sovereignty", I don't think we'd be here.
I believe Google also have an office here in Aabogade.
I'm looking to move, find work or work remotely in Aarhus but Brexit has thrown a spanner in the works.
Any hints to give me a head start on exploring the startup community here?
I think you'll be waiting a while. TicketMaster shotdown Amazon Tickets in both the UK and US because they didn't want to do business with them.
Depends on your priorities and what you are willing to sacrifice for it. High bandwidth terminal emulators will cost CPU and battery life. I'd opt for longer battery life.
The choice is nice to have though.
Shippable, Travis, CircleCI etc. The configuration not only looks nicer, but is so much easier to setup.
Never really been one for being involved in online communities but being a one man team at work has got me looking for people of similar interests.
The only issue is that I can't get Hardware Accelerated Decoding to work in Steam Streaming. I believe that's because I don't have the 32bit libraries and associated dependencies for doing it installed and that's the whole point of me going the flatpak route!
Other than that, works beautifully. Didn't go flatpak for Spotify though.
You need to give Linux distros a few months to become mature enough to run flawlessly on newer hardware. I recall having displayport issues when I installed Fedora 22. Aside from that case, I can't remember the last time I've had issues.
Sites behind CF usually include two headers in the responses: cf-ray and expect-ct.
If you see these headers, it's almost certain the response is coming from CF. So its likely those extensions are doing that, perhaps you might be able to verify the source code.
If the thought of connecting to a site hosted by Cloudflare absolutely disgusts you. Vist https://www.cloudflare.com/ips/ for a list of IPs that you can block.
Go to Settings / Battery and you can prevent or minimise a applications background cpu usage. Then go to your Data usage, from there you can prevent or minimize background data transfer.
This has greatly improved battery life on my phone.
We use this to listen for Github webhooks and execute jobs with Saltstack.