CloudNetworking

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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
If that was true you would've started a Kickstarter instead of writing a post (title?) in HN :-)
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
I guess you are generating a lot of traffic, is DO allowing you unlimited traffic on your droplets?
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
tl;dr: Don't use 1.1.1.1 if you use any services that use DNS geolocation to bring you resources from the closest datacentre. These include: Office 365, Netflix, Facebook, Google services, ...
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
They don't need to. They'll just claim it was and you'll have to take them to court if you want to counter-claim that.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Most of those comments come from folks in the startup scene, so that's what they think the world is. I worked at MS for a few years and during that time everything looked like Enterprise to me, which is the opposite effect :)
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Isn't AKS a service and not a distro? Are you confusing AKS with ACS?
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Because that's only true for graduate positions.
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
If you can't identify bad things your "socialist" regime has done / is doing then I would start by trying to list those.
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Ask HN: What are some good exercises to test Linux / OS knowledge?
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Interested in hearing more about your very low running costs (I understand below $60/month).
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> We live in a globalized world, there's an argument to be had that nationalism in the cheery light you just presented it as is no longer such a good thing. I'm of the opinion that the very concept of countries is inherently vi
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
This is a very difficult topic, however I've got a similar feeling to you. Once the news broke out that they would be doing these things, the headlines mentioned also "nationalism" would be banned. The American Revolution was
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
If I remember anything from the "Getting Things Done" training is precisely this: Writing down tasks saves you a lot of brain cycles and also removes worries, as otherwise you have to be constantly "refreshing cache" on
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
A friend was in the same situation as you, with the difference that he always in his life had fear of flying (and he moved abroad so he couldn't visit family or go on holiday without spending half the time on the road!!). He went to a
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> The world would be a little bit better of a place if we’d stop coddling those who float haphazardly through their own existence. Why? Do you never ever make mistakes?
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
> I get the feeling that many elements of your story don't add up. How can you work 10-12 hours a day and only have $1000 saved up, especially if you're in a tech-related field? I know kids can be expensive, but they're no
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
Just yesterday I was thinking to myself that the results I was getting from Google where more artificial (paid, SEO, etc) and less organic than before. That means I am getting less and less value out of my Google searches these days, but on
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by CloudNetworking 7y ago
An Internet that respects my rights vs an Internet that does not. Why is the former a bad thing?
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Those that felt like natural conversations, just flowing... These are usually the ones ran by very senior (and often non-technical) employees.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
I'd say the law has worked very well in this case: The customers private data was at risk (being moved out of the jurisdiction that protects it) and an unscrupulous buyer preferred to pass on the opportunity than assuring the customers
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> There you have it, folks, programmers killing people In fact it is more like "unscrupulous capitalists killing people", though. The more we know about the incident the clearer it becomes.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> Other VPN providers do offer an option of choosing TCP/UDP as per usage i.e. better reliability vs faster speed. I don't think TCP-based VPNs are offered for increased reliability. They might be offered so you can run your VP
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Ctrl+f, typed "Ogio", no hits, therefore I shake my head in disapproval while doing "tsk tsk". Got an Ogio backpack from Rackspace back in 2012 and I've been using it at 3 different companies. Each time I'm ask
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Maybe what you're looking for is https://www.teamblind.com ?
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
hahaha fair enough! :)
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
> Irony is when the outcome of a state of affairs is opposite the expected one. Like making a movie about financial scams, which one would expect it would be just "a movie about financial scams" and not "a financial scam&q
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Technically correct, the best kind of correct :-)
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Even for the average user the differences are not the icon and ios. It's the consequences of the icon and ios (better marketplace, safer phone, arguably more stable and more durable, etc)
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
I'd say your grasp of how taxes work is not great if you think you paid 500EUR for your use of healthcare that month.
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by CloudNetworking 8y ago
Keeping in mind that most people sit on their sofas I'd say there's market for tablets then :P

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