Once you've done gov procurement, you can easily see why things like this cost this much. This is nothing.

I've heard of large SIs charging millions for discovery work, only for the report to say the budget is not enough to build the project.

Never mind the standards orgs tendering needs to meet (ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials Plus). It's not for the faint-hearted.

I've tried it, as even a low dose gives the person much more willpower to make other life changes, which have nothing to do with the effects of feeling fuller.

Ozempic and other GLP-1 agonists can:

Modulate dopamine release in brain regions associated with reward and motivation, such as the mesolimbic system and nucleus accumbens.

Reduce the rewarding effects of food and possibly other addictive substances, which may explain the increased sense of control or willpower.

Some studies in animals show that semaglutide can alter dopamine metabolism and suppress dopamine-driven behaviors.

I'm using nextdns - happy with it.

I am curious why proxying it through a managed domain incurs additional costs.

Because they can?

We've been building same thing hope to share it soon.

Tell us more.

This is interesting; we've also been building an incident management tool, hoping to open-source it shortly, once it is ready.

The majority of this is underdevelopment; at the moment it does rate limiting and PII detection.

I used to live above the Wetherspoons, in the building next-door to the Angle; I don't miss the dunks pissing on my doorstep at closing time.

I do miss how central and convenient it was, though.

Likely to be a multi-threading issue; my bet is the cache client wasn't thread-safe. I've seen this in some apps before and the solution was to turn off multi-threading while we debug the library that was causing the issue.

Fresh is quite new imo it's not quite ready for a large project