@JourneymanGeek tbf it ran fine for a month before, and some people apparently have been fine for half a year or longer, but I don't find it that trustworthy atm
@JourneymanGeek tbh you aren't gonna get great reliability for that kind of proce range, but scaleway might be one of the ... less reliable. if only because of the additional point of failure. though maybe the vast majority never have issues and I've just spent too long reading complaints on their forums :P
@JourneymanGeek not when I signed up, oh, in 2013?
@JourneymanGeek make sure you get a server in PAR, not in AMS - they have network capacity issues in AMS right now
keep in mind that the prices are a lie
you won't get the quoted per-month price unless you run it nonstop for a whole month - if you stop and start again you reset the timer and have to pay hourly for the rest
(and running it nonstop forever is cheapest, but also means you lose the most if a hypervisor goes down... backups!)
x86 VC1S (Avoton) is what I use. it's alright.
ARM64-2GB has double the cores and reasonable per-core perf, but it's ARM... should be fine for php
@satibel That happens. One of those keys gets stuck in the wrong state. The solution is to press those keys a few times each (individually) and it will unstick.
@Bob Well I don't use RDP or a barcode scanner. It happens to me so rarely it appears to be a Windows bug. Because it's so rare I've never tried to track it down.
@DavidPostill there's any number of potential app-related causes. it happens often in games due to how they process inputs. anywhere a message can be missed.
@JourneymanGeek My Immortal was a favourite for a while :P
Recently, I've been recommending music in chat, 'tagging' it with emoji (🎶).
But they don't come up in search! https://chat.stackexchange.com/search?q=%F0%9F%8E%B6&room=118
Yea, this is probably waaaaaaaay down the priority list. But it's a nice-to-have.
The background of this question is Pakistan Supreme Court investigation into Panama leaks. The current prime minister of Pakistan and his family are probed for money laundering.
Among other allegations, THE Joint Investigation Team alleged that the PM's daughter forged the documents using "Cali...
Today I got an audit (which I passed because I tried to edit it - it throws a "has been deleted" error) of a seemingly good answer (I lost the link). The answer is good, however it has been removed because basically similar answer of an existing answer.
The review UI does not show existing answe...
As if there were no idiots in the UK. What would it change denying one more idiot a simple visit? At least he's going to leave after, not like all the stupidity you have in the country to begin with
The first to go would be everyone who was stupid enough to sign that petition
People are angry because the world is not like they want it to be. And if you're big enough of an asshole, you'll burn down something that doesn't belong to you because of it
Seems weird, but that's what people do
Like children tearing down the sandcastle because they can't have the green shovel
@Vylix It's entirely up to you. 1/ Reviewing is not obligatory 2/ If you want to go the extra mile and check out the other answers then please do so. 3/ If in doubt (you think it might be an audit) then it is a good idea to do so.
Er, no idea what that means. But where I ordered these plants, you get pictures that are like "This is the plant in 10 years". When you receive the parcel, they are tiny and wrapped in brown paper. So I haven't actually seen what they look like
@OliverSalzburg How many such inputs do modern (smart) TVs have? Last time I bought a TV it was a couple of SCART inputs and a set of Audio/Video sockets :)
Anytime anyone posts something related to personal information, illegal activities, etc, someone usually says something like welcome you're now on 'the list' or something.
The background of this question is that the Pakistan Supreme Court is investigating the Panama leaks. The current prime minister of Pakistan and his family are being probed for alleged money laundering.
Among other allegations, the Joint Investigation Team alleged that the PM's daughter forged ...
"the crux of the question is whether a person creating a document could have had access to the font before the official release date" the answer to which is clearly yes, they could have had access. That is easy to prove, the opposite isn't... — DavidPostill ♦28 mins ago
That make the expert's statement worthless. To prove a forgery you would have to prove that the forger could not have access to the font. That is well nigh impossible to prove (beyond all reasonable doubt). — DavidPostill ♦26 mins ago
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Recently, I've been recommending music in chat, 'tagging' it with emoji (🎶).
But they don't come up in search! https://chat.stackexchange.com/search?q=%F0%9F%8E%B6&room=118
Yea, this is probably waaaaaaaay down the priority list. But it's a nice-to-have.
The background of this question is Pakistan Supreme Court investigation into Panama leaks. The current prime minister of Pakistan and his family are probed for money laundering.
Among other allegations, THE Joint Investigation Team alleged that the PM's daughter forged the documents using "Cali...
