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Since the update that added the drill-dozer and morkite extraction missions, I haven't seen a Bet-C. Previously I could anticipate seeing one once every couple of weeks (at my frequency of play).

The wiki suggests they should appear in about 6% of missions (assuming you're not at hazard 1). I guess I'd expect to have seen more of them than I've seen.

Do I just need to be playing more? Is the problem actually me? Oh Bet-C, come back to me!

I'm using wp_remote_post() (in a Wordpress plugin written in PHP) to send some custom-built JSON to a remote server (webhook-style). The problem I am running into is the formatting of nested array objects as associative arrays instead of vectors -- what I want is vector-style formatting, but what I am getting is associative array-style formatting.

My desired output (given the code sample below) is this:

{ 
  "items": [
    { "some_key": "some_value", "other_key": "other_value" }, 
    { "some_key": "some_value", "other_key": "other_value" }
  ] 
}

This is created using the following code:

// Built dynamically but a literal example works here
$items = [
  array(
    "s

I had to use Wordpress for work recently to troubleshoot a plugin issue one of our customers was having, then felt as though some of the (very minimal, to be frank) Docker work I did to set this up would be useful for others (particularly those who don't want to fight through MAMP/WAMP).

It's a slight improvement over the official Docker + Wordpress guide, I think.

You can find the writeup here: https://andrewek.github.io/2018/08/15/wordpress-docker/

The application I work on is composed of about a dozen microservices, which communicate RESTfully (or REST-ish-ly) between each other using HTTP requests. Most of these services have one or more databases, and run in their own EC2 instances on AWS (in some cases as stand-alone applications, and in some cases as containers on a Docker host through ECS).

We have been moving toward Docker for development (about half the services run in Docker containers, and about half run in a Vagrant box), and are curious about practices that others have used to manage a microservice architecture.

Currently, each of our newer services has a docker-compose.yml (as well as development and production docker-fi