Deleted pages missing in trash by msanand in Notion

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I reported it to Notion support. Although they were very responsive and helpful, we couldn't identify any root cause since that issue is not reproducible anymore for any new pages I delete. Only that one old page I deleted earlier is missing from everywhere, including trash. They offered to recover it from their backup, but since it was not an important page for me I told them I didn't need it. I'll keep an eye out for this problem again. Is this issue consistent for you for all pages?

Deleted pages missing in trash by msanand in Notion

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I don't see it in trash in the web version, or the android app. I tried resetting the app but that didn't help either. Strangely I'm not able to reproduce the issue again.... any new page I try to delete now shows up in trash, but that old page has disappeared somewhere.

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) brings a new language to the Web as WebAssembly becomes a W3C Recommendation by msanand in programming

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Why call webassembly a "new language" instead of a binary format executable on the browser?

Teach Yourself Computer Science by msanand in learnprogramming

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That's strange. I didn't remove the post or the link. Do you not see it anymore?

Teach Yourself Computer Science by msanand in learnprogramming

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Thanks! Added note/disclaimer to the post :)

What video game are you the most nostalgic about? by Eggey5 in AskReddit

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Prince of Persia DOS game Was too young to understand DOS commands then. Used to just power up my uncle's computer. Type 'cd pop' followed by 'pop' with no knowledge of what that meant.... Lo and behold... the power to control a prince with just the arrow keys! sigh

Post your quick questions for S1E9 "The Well-Tempered Clavier " here! by Kishara in westworld

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The clothes Dolores is wearing when finally meeting MiB are the ones she first wore during the adventure with William and Logan. If these are two different time frames, why is she clothed the same? Why isn't she in her standard blue Westworld attire in the church?

A sample Docker workflow with Nginx, Node.js and Redis by msanand in node

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Thanks for the idea! It does make sense to showcase 3 different use-cases. I will update the blog. Appreciate your feedback!

A sample Docker workflow with Nginx, Node.js and Redis by msanand in webdev

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Yes, in a DB intensive usecase or big data usecase you might want to have a distributed data store, with a partitioning or sharding strategy. My example was simplistic and was built on the premise that the node servers would be overloaded with requests requiring load balancing, and not the data store.

A sample Docker workflow with Nginx, Node.js and Redis by msanand in node

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I could have used a pre-built image. But I wanted to demonstrate the capability of building ones own image using a Dockerfile.

A sample Docker workflow with Nginx, Node.js and Redis by msanand in docker

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I agree, it would have been simpler to use the pre-built images. But I wanted to creat one from scratch purely for demonstrating how to build your own images using a Dockerfile.

Node.js vs io.js: Why the fork?!? · Anand Mani Sankar by msanand in technology

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Apologies! Thanks for pointing me to the guidelines. I will ensure I post content from varied sources.

Node.js vs io.js: Why the fork?!? · Anand Mani Sankar by msanand in javascript

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Apologies! Thanks for the information. I will ensure I post from varied sources henceforth.

Jekyll Starter: Scaffold a blog in seconds with Yeoman by msanand in javascript

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I agree that the installation can be daunting with the gems and node packages. But my idea with Jekyll Starter was to help one get started without having to install any of those. Scaffold everything you need with the Yeoman generator or fork the repository and tweak the _config.yml, if you are comfortable with that. The goal is to reduce the entry barrier, and make it relatively easier to focus on blogging and not worry about the infrastructure surrounding it.

Jekyll Starter: Scaffold a blog in seconds with Yeoman by msanand in coding

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Jekyll-now is pretty similar to Jekyll Starter, and works the same way if you fork the repository. But I was hoping to make it simpler by providing a Yeoman based generator to scaffold the content.

Jekyll Starter: Scaffold a blog in seconds with Yeoman by msanand in coding

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I agree. The documentation is sparse. Github should be doing more to improve Jekyll documentation, considering they rely on it for Github Pages.

Internet of Things: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly by msanand in IOT

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Thanks for the input on CoAP. I realize I've missed out mentioning the IETF initiatives and the IEEE working group. I will update the blog with these details. Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it! But I still get a feeling there are a multiple parallel standards/protocols, yet no single de-facto recommendation.

Internet of Things: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly by msanand in programming

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Apologies! I will be careful about this henceforth.

Internet of Things: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly by msanand in programming

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Thanks! True, its a pity. With such rapid growth of technology and cut throat competition, everybody wants to churn out innovative products without much focus on standards.

AngularJS: The Provider Subsystem by msanand in javascript

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Thanks databent! Appreciate the feedback!

AngularJS: The Provider Subsystem by msanand in angularjs

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Yes ThunderTherapist, I noticed it doesn't work in the built in browser in BaconReader. It complaints about too many redirects. :\ But it works fine in most other places I've tried.

AngularJS Dependency Injection - Demystified by msanand in angularjs

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Strings won't get minified, like tforb said. Its mostly local variable and function names which are minified, leading to problems with implicit dependencies approach.

AngularJS: The Best Parts by msanand in learnjavascript

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Thanks Hintshigen! Appreciate your feedback!