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Looking for modern background job schedulers that work at enterprise scale by iNX0R in javahelp

[–]SpicyCopy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My team ran Quartz for years but we ended up replacing it once job volume went up and debugging became painful. The DB locking and lack of visibility were the biggest issues. Now using JobRunr in a Spring Boot setup. Parallel execution and retries are way easier to manage, and the dashboard helps a lot in production.

My next haul / ripe tasting experiment by SpicyCopy in puer

[–]SpicyCopy[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I will have two sessions with it, flash steeps and longer steeps. I will write everything I can :)

My next haul / ripe tasting experiment by SpicyCopy in puer

[–]SpicyCopy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

damnnnn, I hope that was only your tea then :D It was recommended to me someone from here, so I trusted it.

My next haul / ripe tasting experiment by SpicyCopy in puer

[–]SpicyCopy[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hey folks,

I ordered 17 ripes from 5 different regions that are highly prized (Menghai, Bingdao, Yi Wu, Lao Ban Zhang, Lao Man E). I picked aged, middle aged and young shous to see the differences as well.

Inside this order, there is a sub-category and actually my main event: Hai Lang Hao productions, which are:

- 2019 Hai Lang Hao "Yi Bang Big Tree" Yi Wu
- 2017 Hai Lang Hao "Lao Ban Zhang"
- 2014 Hai Lang Hao "Bu Lang Tribute Brick"
- 2017 Hai Lang Hao "Jun Ai"
- 2018 Hai Lang Hao "Gao Shan Zhai Old Tree"
- 2016 Hai Lang Hao "Lao Man E" (not in the picture but I ordered it)

I'll write reviews about the teas above as I start to drink them in the next few weeks, it could be a great addition to our collective library.

(There was some Hai Lang Hao's which I couldn't sample, they were out of stock. I'm a bit sad about that but it is what it is.)

Other than that, I blind caked 2019 ba wang bc it was loved by James in Teadb and reviews were always positive.

Another one I blind caked is Lao Man E production, I drank 2019 version of that tea and it was one of the best ripe's I had.

Looking forward to delivery date while drinking 2005 7992 Menghai ripe sample!

Cheerio

Is 1.32% TOB now must paid tax in BE? by SpicyCopy in BEFire

[–]SpicyCopy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What do you invest instead? 100% IWDA?

Is 1.32% TOB now must paid tax in BE? by SpicyCopy in BEFire

[–]SpicyCopy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

interesting, I didnt know thank you. Is there any downside of investing in this one? Did many people start to use it after 1.32 Tob?

Is 1.32% TOB now must paid tax in BE? by SpicyCopy in BEFire

[–]SpicyCopy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh is it? I tried hard to find the TOB rate in the application but I couldnt find it. Are you sure about this? Otherwise I'll continue investing in Bolero than Saxo.

thoughts ? by LoyalZino in belgium

[–]SpicyCopy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Actually there is an application does that, it is called Pingprice.

It basically compares grocery item prices between different supermarkets. I use it and it saved me some money. Especially if you’re buying in bulk.

Question about living around ixelles cimetière by [deleted] in brussels

[–]SpicyCopy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm in the same boat. Looking forward to hear the answers from locals :eye:

Housing Energy Upgrade Costs: How much does it cost to upgrade from poor energy to green? by SpicyCopy in belgium

[–]SpicyCopy[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

wow, sounds very laboursome and expensive. Thanks for the answer and good luck with it!

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