wwarek

> How do you update the software in the containers when new versions come out or vulnerabilities are actively being exploited?

You build new image with updated/patched versions of packages and then replace your vulnerable container with a new one, created from new image

About "new life", reminded me of phone booths in UK being reused as defibrillation stations:

https://nerdist.com/article/uk-red-phone-booths-defibrillati...

And even API available (for some forms of public transport): https://www.wienerlinien.at/ogd_realtime/doku/ogd/wienerlini...

For reusing pieces of existing pipelines I think `include` would be appropriate, especially `remote` variant:

https://docs.gitlab.com/ci/yaml/#includeremote

Covered nicely by Tom Scott some time ago: https://youtu.be/i0RkEs3Xwf0

Indeed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoopharmacognosy

It's more precise than landing on the ground, there is coordination with the tower required, it is way bigger than Falcon 9.

This video goes into details pretty well: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OYvWYp0--bQ&t=832s

fyi all links return 404

"Z" is used by Russia in the invasion of the Ukraine:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z_(military_symbol)

Right? Also much faster than, I guess, scrolling with mouse through some menus

Discussed couple of days ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39015036

> Allow better visual distinction of profiles

For that I simply use different themes and it works perfectly

Those excercises helped me a lot: https://youtu.be/hUyMNyrOHJQ

Also I switched to ergonomic mouse like this: https://www.anker.com/products/a7852?discount=&variant=37438...

> without referencing a manual.

Or even worse - the source code itself

1. Good layer of flour or semolina under the pizza. Semolina being preferred as it doesn't burn that easily comparing to flour

2. Don't keep the pizza on the shovel for too long because the gluten relaxes and the dough becomes stretchy. Below minute is ideal

3. Before moving to the oven shake it well to ensure it doesn't stick and moves freely. If it doesn't, you still have chance to add some flour/semolina under it

4. Confident moves. Maybe watch some youtube vidoes showing the exact movement. Ideally it would be one energetic "shake" and done!

Never tried metal "shovel" but working with wooden one for a good 8 years with great results

edit: formatting

Same article with similar discussion just two days ago, ~160 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33604930

Switching from Chrome the most annoying thing in FF was lack of tab switching with Ctrl+<number>. Fortunately there are extensions providing that. Works great for 5-6 tabs, especially when it gets into muscle memory (not sure if that's correct term in this case but what I mean is that brain "knows" that ctrl+1 will be X and Ctrl+3 will be Y and can switch between tabs without thinking of their actual numbers)

Another very good (although less deep) explanation was published yesterday by Computerphile:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CIpzeNxIhU

Just a few months ago this[0] jobs platform for exactly that - remote, location-independent salary - was discussed on HN [1].

[0] https://remotewide.co/ [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31225138

60 days as I understood - first 30 days just water and then the next 30 days water with electrolytes

Which reminds me of a book once linked here on HN[0], The Mom Test[1]. Although (as far as I remember) not directly treats about this exact thing (or maybe it does?), it brings a lot of other very interesting points in general topic of coming up with the new business idea. I can definitely recommend, pure knowledge without fluff.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28667439

[1] http://momtestbook.com/

No, not really, I can't confirm that. I'm using third party app[0] which has nothing to do with Xiaomi. It only requires login with official app once in order to obtain encryption(?) key. After that all functionalities can be used without any problems or settings opening automatically. I guess the quoted person has misconfigured something.

[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mc.miband1

My Mi Band 6 from Xiaomi easily lives ~30 days on one charge if used less (eg. no constant heart tracking, no PAI) and ~7 days with all tracking enabled (sleep, oxygen, heart rate, 1-2 workouts a day). With a third party app instead of Xiaomi "Mi Fit", I belive also all the data stays with me.

That makes me wonder - what does Apple Watch do that Mi Band doesn't that makes the time on battery so much different? I guess screen size and GPS during workout (Mi Band uses phone GPS), but other than that? (I'm not sure what other features it has, might be comparing apples to oranges, no pun intended)

Not sure if this fully fits your needs but you might want to look at Wiki.js. You can self host it, has WYSIWYG editor available (as well as HTML and markdown). I'm not associated, just use it for some time.

https://js.wiki/

Of course, thanks

Alternatively, using the same technology: https://www.sharedrop.io/ and actually multiple others. Quite convincing to transfer files between devices in LAN, instead of looking for USB cable to connect the phone or trying to establish (never working and much slower) Bluetooth connection.

I'd just like to add, and it was important for me, that gumroad also has epub and mobi, not only PDF. I've almost skipped buying the book because mobi was supposedly only available on Amazon. Fortunately I clicked on gumroad just to find out that epub and mobi are also there.

I can recommend similar, but locally running tool, `ssh-audit`: https://github.com/jtesta/ssh-audit

Disclaimer: I'm not associated in any way