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"Our apologies, unfortunately our website is currently unavailable in most European countries due to GDPR rules." :(



Does it mean, that Gmail is hosted on GKE?


No, it’s likely the GKE incident is caused by a dependency that Gmail also has.


thanks


this script just removed my local, never pushed, never merged branch


Which script are you referring to?


terraform manages infrastructure (e.g. creating VM). ansible manages configuration (e.g. installing tools on fresh VM)


To be fair, one can manage infrastructure with Ansible too.


And one can manage configuration with Terraform too, via null-resource blocks and so on.


this is why i never run stock rom


no support for fish shell?


There's one but there was a problem for fish on mac until a few minutes ago...

(I made a new release)


works for me now, thanks!


+1; the documentation says fish is supported, but the shell command fails with "I found neither .bashrc nor .zshrc."

Also: might want to fall back to .profile if .bashrc isn't found...


Works for me. The "Installation" page includes the phrase " (supported shells today are bash, zsh and fish)," for it in the section on the shell function.


i think it is worth to mention glenn branca, he used this technique a lot. good example is "The Tone Row That Ruled the World"


is copying and pasting working ?


going slow definitely should not be dangerous. speeding is dangerous. there is slight difference between city and highway infractructure. almost everyone forget that "speed limit" is not "recommended speed".

lets not stigmatize innocent people, and pursue those, who actually are breaking the law


No, because you can't reasonably ticket people for going only 5mph over. There's a reason almost no cops bother doing so, and set their threshold at 9 or 10 over: car speedometers aren't that accurate, cars can easily vary their speed a few mph as they drive, radar is only so accurate, etc.

And yes, "speed limit" really is "recommended speed", because that's how people drive in the US today. You wishing it were different will not make it so.


sorry for stupid question, does this software support all the EOS M series? M50, M5, M6, M100?


The list of supported cameras is right on the front page.

The list of cameras supported by CHDK is on the front page here: http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK

To summarize, ML supports M and M2, CHDK supports M3 and M10. There was some progress on the rest.


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