NightlyDev

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by NightlyDev 9y ago
This stuff sucks, but based on own experience the best thing to do is to never give the person any attention at all. Most people these days are completley blind to the possible consequences of sharing personal data with others. It seems lik
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by NightlyDev 9y ago
Facebook is not the problem, users are. Back in the day most users would not even share their name on the internet and now most people are doing the complete opposite: They share way to much without thinking about what can happen. If you do
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by NightlyDev 9y ago
Ofc ethernet is used, but WiFi is often used for phones and additional devices like game consoles as it's mostly 1 port/person. The gathering and Dreamhack are two good examples of events with WiFi scaling to many thousands of con
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by NightlyDev 9y ago
I guess that's no suprise? Downtime with every single event som far, so why should this one be anything different? WiFi is a thing and should he able to handle it just fine. Heck, they could even block anything but PGO and get away wit
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by NightlyDev 9y ago
Check out the asus prime x370-pro. :)
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by NightlyDev 9y ago
Cloud data transfer is very overpriced, no doubt about it. I'm currently paying 0,017 USD for high quality transfer, with a managed network. I could get even lower pricing by switching to 95th-percentile. Maintenance on server hardware
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by NightlyDev 9y ago
What, is it so much better if a bomb goes off while in checked in luggage? What about fires? Stupidest thing ever. We do have security checks, oh wait, they are just for show and to annoy everyone. "Oh no! It's dangerous, terroris
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by NightlyDev 9y ago
> 10k pageviews took ~41s Might be that the server is insanely slow, but I would have no problems reaching 10k page views per second with some basic PHP and even MariaDB on a low end E3-1230 server. Pretty sure more would be quite easy t
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by NightlyDev 10y ago
I'm very happy with my XPS 13, great build quality, great battery life, new hardware, tiny screen borders(resulting in a tiny laptop) and linux support.