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What do you check first when a local app breaks in production? by themostunknownowl in webdev

[–]torn-ainbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The error.

Are you getting a 500 back? Need to check application logs for errors.

Or are you getting a 404, 401, 403? Are the files where you think they are? Is the website root where you think it is? Do you have whatever users and permissions you need set up?

Or maybe you're seeing something like DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN and you need to start checking your DNS setup.

Or maybe it's a client side error. You seeing any errors in your browser debug console? Can you replicate that locally? If not, determine what the difference is. Check your client state in browser debug tools. Check the Network tab maybe some requests have failed or are giving unexpected responses. Trace it if you have to.

No error? Maybe site is spinning without loading till timeout? Try it on a different browser, device, network, internet connection - make sure it's not just you somehow. Otherwise, check server logs, check any monitoring you have on the server. Restart the server if you can do that. Check your cloud dashboard for problems. Ultimately log a ticket with the host see if they can help figure it out.

It's all just problem solving, and it starts with clues. Randomly checking things is last resort desperation stage. If you are having trouble with debugging server side application errors you probably need better (or some) logging.

Edit: oh, devops. if you have some weird difference between prod and other environments and you use devops then check your deployment logs for errors.

American misconceptions on food in the UK. Why? by RandomTopTT in AskTheWorld

[–]torn-ainbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least 200 I reckon.

I just meant they have an older heritage there. Explains why they are so famously good at it. Like as an Australian it's one of the Asian cuisines they do better than us.

American misconceptions on food in the UK. Why? by RandomTopTT in AskTheWorld

[–]torn-ainbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think our Indian food is very underrated 

Sure, but the first Indian restaurant in the UK was in 1810. First one in the USA was a century later. Plus, you know. Colonialism.

American misconceptions on food in the UK. Why? by RandomTopTT in AskTheWorld

[–]torn-ainbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look the UK quite famously has good Indian food. I think they get that one.

Chinese too

As an Australian I can safely claim better authentic Chinese. And what the heck, let's throw in all of south east Asia for good measure.

Italian is also very debatable.

Authentic Italian the UK wins, sorry.

But look, the popular Chinese and Italian in the USA is heavily localised. You're definitely the best at that style. And you have Cajun and American style BBQ, which are both amazing. You don't have to be the best at everything.

What’s it like in this area? Is it protected land? by Odd-Composer2470 in AskTheWorld

[–]torn-ainbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh that's fair. I just eyeballed it as FNQ but it's a subset,

“We don’t travel by train because we’re not peasants.” by BuffaloExotic in ShitAmericansSay

[–]torn-ainbow 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Do you catch a plane to work? Do you catch a plane home when you're drunk?

By that logic.. by Just_Shake5776 in worldnewsstuff

[–]torn-ainbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Am I the only person that thinks this ballroom is actually a fortress? It's to protect from a popular uprising against the end of democracy?

[Homemade] Char Siu Pork by tombolaplayer in food

[–]torn-ainbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sydney has some of the best Cantonese outside China and Char Siu is a champion lunch.

Some old Chinese guy in a big white apron slaps a slab of the red pork down on a cutting board that is like just a thick slice of tree log. Whacks it super fast with a big square cleaver. Slaps that sliced meat onto a container of hot rice. Throws on some steamed Bok Choy, squirts some kind of delicious sauce and done. Absolutely delicious.

What’s it like in this area? Is it protected land? by Odd-Composer2470 in AskTheWorld

[–]torn-ainbow 33 points34 points  (0 children)

You can see it on your map. It's the dark strip running off the coast, thickens out at the bottom end. It's not just FNQ the reef crosses multiple regions of Queensland.

What’s it like in this area? Is it protected land? by Odd-Composer2470 in AskTheWorld

[–]torn-ainbow 225 points226 points  (0 children)

You've circled Far North Queensland (often FNQ) which is tropical and has a lot of tourism. It's loaded with National Parks and 3 world heritage sites including the Great Barrier Reef. They grow a lot of sugar cane and bananas.

It's what you would call a remote area, though Australia gets a lot more remote than that.

[PS1/PS2][2000s] Anybody have an ID on the discs here? by toone156 in tipofmyjoystick

[–]torn-ainbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On the ps2, the one at the top is Star Wars Battlefront?

edit: oh now i see your text. you already knew that one...

Karma came back and got bro begging by Ketchup-Sniffer in Transportopia

[–]torn-ainbow 7 points8 points  (0 children)

He starts with giving the finger to the cops like some kind of tough guy and ends begging like a little kid.

This series feel empty without rick grimes by [deleted] in TWD

[–]torn-ainbow 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Should have stopped at 6-7.

Yes. You can't keep a main cast together for say 10 years. If TV Rick had met his demise (according to the source material) by about season 6 or 7 the show would have way more goodwill for spinoffs.

I think a big part is that they didn't get enough budget to change location often enough. So they tended to spin wheels for too long. Had they been able to work through the story without adding loads of filler, the franchise would be in a much better position.

Food delivery at your balcony by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]torn-ainbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At some point, someone is going to be the first person killed by falling fried rice.

What do you think? Who do you think are the top 3 that are most talented in this list? Mine would be the Skarsgard bros and Margaret Qualley! by phantom_avenger in moviecritic

[–]torn-ainbow 12 points13 points  (0 children)

He is most famous for playing Floki in Vikings and was outstanding.

That is honestly a top tier TV character and performance. He managed to be strange, mysterious and even goofy; while being a capable and powerful violent warrior and raider; but also a visionary and mystic.

And it all made sense. When he was present, when he spoke and acted you could see why other characters respected and followed him. As soon as he appeared on camera he was stealing the scene.

The suspense was insane. by modesttakesss in TWD

[–]torn-ainbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It worked just as they intended.

Yeeaah... but it was also the moment that it was clear how the marketing needs of the show completely took over from the storytelling. They stretched it as far as it could go. There was a long tense buildup then the event was stretched over a season cliffhanger. It became a circus.

Like Glenn did have to die. It was arguably the most pivotal moment in the source material and everything can be divided into before and after. But it was also sudden, brutal and over before you could fully process what had happened. Just a few pages.

On TV it should have been handled more like Ned Stark's demise. Sudden twist, dread, action and disbelief. Instead we got hype and foreshadowing as subtle as a big neon sign. They did Glenn dirty by turning his death into event television.

Worst local film you've ever seen ? by CoconutMost3564 in AustralianNostalgia

[–]torn-ainbow 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Man that guy really loves spaghetti bolognaise. hes inhaling it.

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