I remember when I was asked to replace a core router with a more powerful model. The uptime of the Cisco router was ten years - and it was ten years after the datacenter went into service.

This recommendation is currently broken. Even when you pin the full commit SHA for an action, that action may still pull in transitive dependencies (other actions) that aren't pinned.

TL;DR Github Actions is the NPM of CI systems.

I opened the link and didn’t expected a report about younger drivers. This link is about older drivers: https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/reported-road-casua...

In addition to the two-minute interruption notice, rebalance recommendations[0] allow you to handle interruptions even more gracefully.

[0] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/rebalanc...

If you are ever in Munich and want to find out more, be sure to visit the ESO Supernova[0].

[0] https://supernova.eso.org/

definitely worth a visit. loved the exhibition about the Atacama desert telescopes. especially great for kids.

Thank you. BetterDisplay is exactly what I need for my 4K 32 inch screen.

Schedule: https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2024/fahrplan/schedu...

Many talks are usually available in the live stream and on demand.

> Sometimes users will still get errors from PowerDNS directly, but I added some logging of all the errors that users see, so hopefully I can review them and add extra translations if there are other common errors that come up.

I noticed that you are using our Go module to access the API. It is wonderful to see our work helping others build great software, especially for education. Thank you for that.

Please note that the upstream API sometimes changes slightly between minor releases. For example, prior to v4.9, the error response for a non-existent server was "Not Found". Starting with v4.9, it changed to "Method Not Allowed".

Unfortunately, error responses aren't always part of the API specification. I'm thinking about adding the most common cases to the module anyway.

You just said that the message for "non-existent server" is spelled "method not allowed"? Did I read this right?

Seems like a super confusing response message for a server not being found. :(

Care to expand on the "non-existent server" part? This is probably an oversight (missing tests) in the API impl.

Gaudí built a small school right next to the Sagrada Família. It was dedicated to the children of the workers, mostly from underprivileged classes.

Barcelona is full of obvious and hidden examples of Gaudí‘s humanity.

At the moment there is still a one-time order fee for dedicated servers and the docs don’t clarify if it will remain.

> At the moment there is still a one-time order fee for dedicated servers

For (some) dedicated servers, I think. Last time I checked the lowest tiered dedicated servers didn't have any setup fees. If it's not mentioned, assumed it'll remain.

As diggan said, there's usually at least one of their dedicated server offerings for which setup fees are waived, so I figure my tests would use the API to find out which one and use it :)