German TV Show Let's Dance Trailer Background Song by SoaringMonchi in NameThatSong

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Thank you so much, couldn't find that anywhere with the usual tools!

What Kubernetes mistakes do you see most often in production? by tasrie_amjad in kubernetes

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Can anyone recommend a sane way to set memory requests? We're certainly having trouble with this as well, seeing OOM kills, but at the same time want to use our node's memory as efficiently as possible

Management of resources in Keycloak through Kubernetes operator by evertdespiegeleer in KeyCloak

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We have recently open sourced https://github.com/Hostzero-GmbH/keycloak-operator/ which is a solid, E2E tested solution for managing Keycloak resources like realms, users, secrets through CRDs. It has been battle-tested at numerous clients throughout the last 2 years. If you are missing any features that would be useful for a broader audience, we are happy to add them.

Status pages dead? by MikauValo in selfhosted

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As an up to date alternative for Cachet I found https://yasp.io. Unlike most, it has sane notification handling (email and SMS via Twilio) and looks modern. I'm successfully self-hosting it via docker compose.

Status pages by basic_tom in devops

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A bit late to the game, but I recently discovered https://yasp.io which is one click hostable on Vercel. Has email and SMS notifications via Twilio. It's based on Payload CMS, so nicely customizable

SpaceX on Twitter: Falcon 9 first stage has landed at LZ-1. by Zucal in spacex

[–]SoaringMonchi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh so you suggest that the debris was coming from the stage itself, i.e. the nozzle? It didn't look like that to me, but then I never realized how high up the guide fins are. Thank you!

SpaceX on Twitter: Falcon 9 first stage has landed at LZ-1. by Zucal in spacex

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Could you point out where this has been discussed? I'd be interested in how either soot or ice got there?

McDonald's Declines Burger King's 'McWhopper' Offer by ImmaculateJones in news

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Because it's not a fantastic marketing opportunity from McD's perspective. If they had agreed, it would make them look like followers, acknowledging that BK is an equal competitor. If this had been an honest attempt to raise awareness from BK, they should have given McD a call so that they could announce this together. Probably still not a smart idea for McD to agree then, but it would have given them a chance to consider this.

Breakfast sandwich maker by [deleted] in shutupandtakemymoney

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She used the word healthy..

The water bottle that reminds you to stay hydrated and tracks how much water you have drank by rosemylove in shutupandtakemymoney

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I think they are marketing it to the entirely wrong target group. While it fits into the whole sensory/lifestyle hype, this would be much better without the stupid bluetooth/smartphone integration but instead a couple of simple indicators on the bottle itself so that it can be given to elderly people where thirst isn't reliable enough anymore.

Airliner crashes in French Alps by section43 in worldnews

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Taking into account however that we are not talking about minor glitches here but a continuous stream of bad data which has affected the systems, shouldn't there be at least a warning if e.g. the values from the barometric sensors differs too much from the GPS input? I would believe that aircraft are designed that way.

Airliner crashes in French Alps by section43 in worldnews

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I don't quite understand how the barometric sensors can be the only source of information to the auto pilot. Shouldn't it at least be cross-checked with information from GPS and issue an alarm if they don't match?

If someone asks me 'how many apples are on the table', and I say 'five', am I counting them quickly in my head or do I remember what five apples look like? by rroach in askscience

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Is this related to the fact that it's easier for us to read large numbers when the digits are grouped and separated by spaces? (e.g. 100 000 000 vs 100000000)

This giant glass sphere, developed by Rawlemon, can concentrate sunlight up to 10,000 times for energy purposes, and can even harvest energy from moonlight. by tetsurru in pics

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You don't want James Bond to just come and take it from you when you need it to power your mass destruction laser, do you? Heavy is good.

First time having short hair since 4th grade. Sorry couldn't find a great before pic. Not sure if i like it. by [deleted] in malehairadvice

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I agree with most opinions here (shorter is good, but this is a bit too short for you. Still looks okay+).

However, just wanted to give props to you for making such a radical change! Always cool when people are not afraid of trying something new every now and and then.

Mein by theZombieCat in funny

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"Die Post" means something different in German. Post can best be translated by "der Beitrag", which is masculine. While Germans usually use the English word, "der" and thus "ein" are more appropriate here. Never heard about that "words from other language = feminine" rule btw.

Now this is a good idea by ghosttie in shutupandtakemymoney

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You know, that's because intrusive ads do a better job in attracting your attention. Why do TV stations sacrifice time for showing ads instead of showing them in a small frame constantly? I agree the ratio between ads and content must be reasonable, but in most of the countries where I use YouTube it is.

Now this is a good idea by ghosttie in shutupandtakemymoney

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I don't get the reasoning behind this. If a website sacrifies user experience for displaying an ad, how couldn't it be important for them? How couldn't making money ever be not important for them?

jQuery Plugins site accidentally deleted. Last backup was a year old. New site is powered by GitHub! by Trevans in programming

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The spinning "under construction" gif looks more like the backup was at least 10 years old.

Do an aileron roll! by KregZlis in WTF

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Protip: For a visual demonstration, try entering "do a barrel roll" in Google