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841.
by ahoka 3y ago
The answer can make the story wildly different.
842.
by ahoka 3y ago
Less taxes? Are you sure? https://www.peoplespolicyproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2019...
843.
by ahoka 3y ago
Even diamonds can melt. Coincidentally they melt at the same temperature.
844.
by ahoka 3y ago
But this way you can lose messages, but I guess it’s fine for your use case. Having to provide redundancy is when things get usually complicated.
845.
by ahoka 3y ago
And if you want to setup an honest mail server as Random Joe, you will struggle to not get blocked by spam filters while these too-big-to-fail mail senders can get away with being on open relay.
846.
by ahoka 3y ago
Yes, you would only create products you really believe in and find useful to society. But you then would need to compete with the Tonys of the world, who try selling ice to eskimos or simply ads, malware and online casinos.
847.
by ahoka 3y ago
Solid advice. What driver/provisioner works fine for this?
848.
by ahoka 3y ago
Why do you use a StatefulSet? I assume every instance has it own volume with its own sqlite and that backs the cache. Why not just Deployment? Failover would be easier in that case.
849.
by ahoka 3y ago
Umm, why don’t you just use git over HTTPS?
850.
by ahoka 3y ago
That’s not true. Almost all US mass shootings were done with legally obtained weapons. https://www.statista.com/statistics/476461/mass-shootings-in...
851.
by ahoka 3y ago
Computers are not people.
852.
by ahoka 3y ago
They already have ads in podcasts.
853.
by ahoka 3y ago
You don’t need to pay for more than one CPU core if you run OpenBSD, because you can’t utilize them anyway. ;)
854.
by ahoka 3y ago
I think OP meant event sourcing.
855.
by ahoka 3y ago
So Rust combines the expressiveness of C++ with the ease of development of Java?
856.
by ahoka 3y ago
Just leave some empty electromagnetic waves in the cables before your message, got it.
857.
by ahoka 3y ago
A simple CPU with a possibly different memory model than the host CPU.
858.
by ahoka 3y ago
I haven’t tried it, but according to reviews Starfield seems like a generic space soap opera version of No Man’s Sky with loading screens.
859.
by ahoka 3y ago
Hard to believe TBH.
860.
by ahoka 3y ago
I have a theory that if a postman wants to deliver something, then it will be delivered. Unfortunately, this is not always the case.
861.
by ahoka 3y ago
Hence “assuming proper vertical separation”. The same applies to monoliths, so not really an argument.
862.
by ahoka 3y ago
Maybe read my comment again.
863.
by ahoka 3y ago
Both are horrible languages and while Java libraries are abundant, most are horribly over-engineered, archaic stuff from the 2000s, where everything was about forcing OOP on every problem. Log4j executed code from an ldap server. Insane.
864.
by ahoka 3y ago
More generically, free from economic rent.
865.
by ahoka 3y ago
When there’s asymmetric information, then it cannot be a free market by definition.
866.
by ahoka 3y ago
I have checked a few things and everything other than milk and butter was more expensive in Austria (meat, flour, carrots). Do you have an example of what else is cheaper?
867.
by ahoka 3y ago
Bad input crashes app, monolith fails over, other instance crashes. Full outage. Assuming proper vertical separation, this risk can be reduced by microservices.
868.
by ahoka 3y ago
I just imagined trying to sell this architecture for a new product in an imaginary company, an amalgamation of every place I have ever worked: You have to change to Azure, because we are Microsoft partners and we have free credit. The credi
869.
by ahoka 3y ago
Didn’t you read the original comment? It’s just a matter of time until someone starts to poke your IPs. Your own CA will be harder to get right.
870.
by ahoka 3y ago
Spring is using Jakarta. And not everyone prefers a horribly over-engineered and slow consultantware, so there’s room for other frameworks.

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