NibLer

I get "406 Not Acceptable openresty" when I try to open link. Am I the only one?

I'm a beginner. And I have just one fear. That I'll be ridiculed. I've found this culture hard to accept. Even opening public GitHub repo was strange step for me. But I realized latter that no one actually cares about my mistakes. Haters gona hate. So it was a hard start for me. Now I love it.

You mean internal tool or user facing/public?

What's the situation this days?

I wonder what the new pricing will be. Usually, it was something ling 4 X year subscription = lifetime.

Lifetime is good for users, but bad for company.

I think that they hide prices so that they can charge you the most that they find suitable for your use case. If you are an enterprise user off-the-shelf product is probably not what you need.

I like TLDR newsletter - https://tldr.tech/newsletter

Do people really have CSV files with more than 1M rows? How do you search and update such files? Why not use some database?

Nice looking project. Is there a GitHub code that I can take a look at?

Does the contract says anything about this situations? Like notice period? Is the notice period long enough for that person to go beyond vest date?

I remember those watches when I was a kid in 90s.

I would love a great cloud desktop. No worries about local backup, ability to use older hardware.

Do companies hide outages so that they would seem like error ones?

I have no more room to have books :( I have given away most of my books to my colegues.

I try to keep it to a minimum, just a general ones about Python, Linux, etc. I've noticed that it is a rabbit hole. If I stay to long on Reddit I lose track of time.

Love it! I wonder how would this look on some giant digital billboard :)