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adobrawy
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> GitHub is owned by Microsoft, which owns Azure. Their compute will be way cheaper 99% of the time. I hope that regulators in Europe will start to notice and respond to these monopolistic practices of IaaS players who unfairly compete o
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adobrawy
3y ago
One of the official reasons for the quota is to protect consumers from shooting themselves in the foot when they configure something incorrectly and start using the maximum available autoscaling resources which quickly makes bill to explode
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3y ago
Duplicate RFID key for the garbage shelter, because there was only one left when the tenant did not return it after renting it. After purchasing a new apartment, I almost immediately made a backup of the wireless garage key and the RFID int
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adobrawy
3y ago
No, they allow use Rust for custom functions (alternatively to PL/SQL) only.
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3y ago
See who made pg_bm25 - vendor of database based on PostgreSQL. Most likely they would like offer that as hosted solution itself, so they attempt avoid Elasticsearch / Terraform-like drama using AGPL license from beginning.
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adobrawy
3y ago
Filesystem snapshot for database is not different than database crash. Databases are designed to handle crashes well (WAL etc.).
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3y ago
This is an edge case, but free (or almost free) games are given away on Humble Bundle. Some people may also believe that the game has earned its money, so they do not want to charge for it. A fee will be charged in such a case because the g
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adobrawy
3y ago
I'm not sure exactly how the communication of components works there, but in k8s can this be deployed using daemonset rather host service?
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3y ago
I don't use borg, but I used duplicity, which offers something like that. The verify operation simulates a backup restore to compare whether the restored file's checksum matches that expected from the metadata and optionally agai
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3y ago
Large corporations have the technical skills in place, but organizationally they can lock your account away leaving you with no access and no real avenue to evict your data. There are many posts on HN and on the Internet where corporate su
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3y ago
I'm curious about what makes that offer so special that it made it to the front page. It seems that AWS has had a similar offer for over a year now ( https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2022/07
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adobrawy
3y ago
Great project! I find it intriguing to note a comparable approach by MySQL, where it functions as a NoSQL database, specifically a document database, owing to its adoption of a multi-paradigm methodology. Starting from version v5.7.12, MySQ
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3y ago
The chance to buy such a domain on the primary market (registrar) is close to zero, so they had to buy it back from someone. Looking at DNS history, there have been several DNS delegation updates this year (potentially between AWS -> GCP
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3y ago
Here is info on how to apply for OSS sponsorship by AWS: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/aws-promotional-cred...
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3y ago
I wanted to show that there is a charge associated with the increase in load (API operations), but you are right that the bandwidth is free.
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3y ago
Cloudflare R2 does apply charge egress: https://pricing.ceru.dev/r2 They can apply for OSS sponsorship, but they still have to pay the AWS bill - either $9k/month for keeping AWS services, or $32k/month in one-off
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adobrawy
3y ago
Do you mean TypeAPI?
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adobrawy
3y ago
What do you think about running it via Wasm? .NET runtime can be compiled to WebAssembly. It creates slow-start, but pre-initialized snapshot of WebAssembly VM, like AWS SnapStart should make it low again.
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adobrawy
3y ago
You can try Cloudflare for that. They support tunnel to let you initiate connection to their cloud. It should not require any port forwarding to make it work.
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3y ago
Caddy targets single instances. No coordination is required to avoid receiving receive multiple certificates for multiple instances for same domain. Nginx has a profit from big business that would require coordination to avoid multiple cert
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3y ago
Current Pypi implementation requires custom onboarding of each new OIDC provider on Pypi server, so you are completely right. However, OIDC protocol (and JWT token used by it) is pretty flexible, so it should not be challenging to add new p
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4y ago
Impressive solution. I see great potential. In a startup of 30 people that needs SOC2 compliance - me as DevOps / security team - I have a problem with access requests from engineering / marketing / sales etc. On the one hand
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4y ago
In small teams, the infrastructure is often not able to be fully utilized, so performance is not an issue. However, feature richness allows this team to deliver higher-level feature faster. Think early stage startup (one or two engineers) o
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4y ago
How are software containers supposed to benefit from another compression? Typically the problem is image transfer to server/CI, but container images are already being transferred as compressed layers, so an additional layer of compress
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4y ago
The DMCA repository was last updated 2 days ago, and this link likely appeared on HackerNews only a few hours after the IPTV repository was unpublished. Therefore, it appears that they simply have not yet published the DMCA notice.
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4y ago
I will add that in the case of authentication before each service, it is important that it does not happen in the application itself, but before reaching it, which usually means either network centralization (e.g. Teleport) or authenticatio
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4y ago
Sounds like regular asynchronous stand-up. We (30 ppl remote startup) use something like that. All engineers are requested to publish what they did; what they gonna do and if there are any blockers.
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4y ago
We (30 ppl startup) use paid Slack, a few paid Slack applications and paid integrations. Dailybot (paid) for stand-up of engineers and sales. Reminds you to write a stand-up, organizes information. After our questions, they prepared integra
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The same can happen if you assign it to the team's mailbox, reorganizations happen at all levels.
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4y ago
Are you SOC2 compliant? Can an image built in this way be loaded back (`load: true`) to CI without OCI registry?
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