They claim to reach being fully backed within 23 minutes. Yeah, no shit if you set the goal as low as £10000.
They also artificially keep the super early bird remaining stock low to pressure backers into a snap decision. When I checked there were 7 out of 2310 left. That number will probably increase once it actually runs out.
By any chance, is the reason for this to translate to different languages? If so I'd recommend using hertest. It's a UNIX tool which python has standard library support for: https://docs.python.org/3/library/gettext.html
A rooted phone is definitely a bigger security risk if you don't know what you're doing, as anything with root access is unbounded by the usual android permission system, and can completely demolish your OS. Additionally it can serve as a big warning if someone else has tampered with your device.
A difference in timezone settings could still be relevant in what causes the bug.
Is the time on your instance and on your PC at correctly? And is there a difference in timezones configured on your instance and pc? 60 minutes seems a bit too specific to not be timezone related.
Wait what, people are loading data from csv in their websites?
I'd recommend adding the markers on a line below the text, in a similar way to how rust compiler output indicates errors.
Also WIN isn't really clear to me what it's supposed to mean, does it mean that flag "wins" and takes precedence over the other conflicting flag? Does that even matter if the program exits with an error anyway?
Inside the admin settings there should be an input box named "blocked instances", just put the domain name of the instance you want to block in there.
Do you check if it's gone by going to that community's page? Because that'll redownload recent posts from the community. Keep in mind that it won't fetch anything more than that unless a local user subscribes to it.
Yes, the hostname of a docker container is the name you set in the docker-compose file. IIRC the port should be the internal port.
Enforcing clearly defined rules, to ensure the discussion remains on topic and civilized, what's wrong with that?
Considering it's caused by a bad harvest, I wonder what the quality of the available tomatoes is.
A slice of tomato on a burger needs to look good. That doesn't matter as much if it gets cooked into a curry or something.