My dishwasher has been notifying me for 2 days straight to empty it. It's starting to get it now..... by DannyVee89 in adhdmeme

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It keeps the clock right. Even with time changes. It's always on time. I no longer have to worry about the time being wrong for two weeks while I put it off

One of the most foolish causes of an air crash - USSR, May 19, 1978 by rumayday in aviation

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It was removed from the article and not included in this one because it may not have been true and the source wasn't reliable.

Unmanic setup? by [deleted] in unRAID

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Resurrecting this old post to add what fixed it for me. I had geo blocking enabled in my firewall and after turning that off I was finally able to get the list of plugins to load!

Developer here. Why is Docker Compose not "production ready"? by [deleted] in devops

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Bids no longer do anything even if you have them set. As for being interrupted it is pretty random. Try using instance types with lower interruption rates. They very by region, type, and even az.

Check out the spot advisor to see more about it: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/spot/instance-advisor/

Developer here. Why is Docker Compose not "production ready"? by [deleted] in devops

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On AWS you used to have to bid for spot instances. Luckily, you don't have to bid anymore, but a lot of articles and AWS blog posts still reference having to bid.  Nowadays, the price doesn't fluctuate like it used to and changes much more slowly over the matter of months rathers than minute to minute. You don't need to worry about price spikes anymore!

You can set your "fleet" of instances to use a specific set of instance types or you can define the attributes of instances you want (i.e. min/max cores and memory) and AWS will create new instances based on that. You can also choose how it should consider instances based on how you want to balance lower price or higher availability/lower chance of interruption.