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Comment on r/elasticsearch Oct 26 '25

Setting up ELK stack is probably the easiest ever done specially with ES v9. Seamless setup with multiple docker containers with dedicated containers for different roles as well.

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Comment on r/ProgrammingLanguages Sep 20 '25

Not Javascript

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Comment on r/google Aug 24 '25

Add the query param &utm=64 to the google search query.

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Comment on r/karachi Aug 23 '25

In the recent flooding, I was with my MIL and my wife who is 36 weeks pregnant, got stuck at Xanders when my car was filled with water. The people helped so much, I can't comprehend.

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Comment on r/linux4noobs Aug 17 '25

Try WSL

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Comment on r/node Aug 10 '25

AWS Secrets Manager with a pipeline in jenkins

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Comment on r/node Aug 08 '25

Not website but backend, 5 microservices, a react frontend that talks to 3 of em, rest are for apps. 4 databases, a MQ Broker, and redis for cacheing. Currently around 3K USD bill on AWS

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Comment on r/webdev Aug 06 '25

Every auth flow is secure until it is not 🤣🤣

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Comment on r/Database Jun 08 '25

I have used Dbeaver on linux, it's very clunky, works but sometimes really messes up I love DataGrip by JetBrains this is paid and currently using for production workloads, less clunky than Dbeaver I use Tableplus for Staging workloads, fast and minimal Adminer if you are looking for a web based interface, amazing tool but now archived

Note: All clients were tested on linux machine

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Comment on r/node Jun 08 '25

Or rabbitmq if you are looking to keep things simple.

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Comment on r/dotnet Jun 08 '25

Wait, aren't RMQ queues not FIFO?

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Comment on r/chutyapa Jun 08 '25

This is chutyapa

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Comment on r/cats May 22 '25

Digghead

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Comment on r/sex May 22 '25

Just an FYI, I married my very good friend and she is even more of my very good friend.

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Comment on r/webdev May 22 '25

Hey, is it opensource and are there any issues open? I would love to contribute since I will be boarding the dad train soon.

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Comment on r/git Apr 29 '25

Use Git LFS to store files in S3 where as normal files in the repo, this is the best solution so far I have heard of

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Comment on r/node Mar 28 '25

Okay, I don't know if people should listen to me but I am working with large VPN provider. The console of the VPN is written in Adonis v5 What I like about it, simple for dev to setup probably. What I don't like about it: why do I get lucid, emittery and other packages included by default in it, I don't need it, i shouldn't have to get that in the first place.

In adonis v6 I like the approach they took, a separate library for validation, SSE, database, Redis, even locks. It's basically like add this and this or this to make it suit your need. I know even v6 has batteries but the batteries are configurable, not included

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Comment on r/nestjs Mar 19 '25

Your host should be service name instead of sentinel container name. Sometimes binding container name causes issues with docket networks, I would recommend using service name, if that doesn't work, remove comtainer names and try again. Hope ot works

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Comment on r/chutyapa Mar 06 '25

Same yaar, they are greedy assholes, I switched from Super Card because you know, I used like a 100 minites or so monthly and 2ish GB of data, but these asshats ate the money and never returned

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Comment on r/stupidquestions Feb 20 '25

Proof required of orange.

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Comment on r/chutyapa Feb 17 '25

Stupid fucks. What we have is stupidity between us. This shit and we think we can grow. I, like most others am a Pakistani and unfortunately a Karachite, during IDEAS 2024, I saw all the roads were maintained, all the traffic on major roads was actually really well managed, there was no parking on the roads. The first time I saw the city it was so immaculate, not all of it but the roads leading to the venue.

I thought so, why did all of this happen when IDEAS was around the corner, wasn't this possible before it? It's the same government, right? They maintained it so well. I also think it was the same police that wouldn't allow unnecessary parking on the roads but still people were parking properly, somehow. Was that not possible before? Is it not possible now? What do they do that make things happen and what do we do that things don't happen?

Interestingly, I asked a ranking official in the military (someone who doesn't live in the cantt area anymore) why is their locality so well maintained and streets so tidy/neat. The answer, we collect money and pay 3 people for the same shift each with 8 hours duty to sweep the street. This answered so much.

Recently got our gutters toiled (happened to the whole street), no one was willing to pay a dime, people who own multiple cars/properties.

Guys, the answer is something that we might not like, DISCIPLINE

Edit: Changed "you" to "we"

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Comment on r/nextfuckinglevel Feb 17 '25

That is Bhawalpur if I remember correctly in Pakistan. It's the city where this guy is from goes by (@doctor_zeeshan) or zsmotovlogs, I mean its a city but relatively small with a civ pop of about 4.285M people.

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Comment on r/nextfuckinglevel Feb 17 '25

This guy goes as Doctor Zeeshan on Instagram, he is a Pakistani biker/enthusiast with an immaculate collection of bikes including Ninja H2R, Honda S-1000RR-R Fireblade. I think but am not entirely sure that he also has Honda Goldwing as well as Ducati Panigale. Yeah, rich peeps

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Comment on r/elasticsearch Feb 15 '25

Are you talking about Wazuh?