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alex_duf
7y ago
Time to use webtorrents to lower the bandwidth cost?
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7y ago
Time will tell
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7y ago
Wouldn't SCTP suffer from the ossification of middle boxes?
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7y ago
Running your own load balancer is a non negligeable amount of work for not that much benefit, and hard to nail if you're operating at scale. "Just" seems like an understatement here, there's a reason why ELBs and ALBs ar
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7y ago
I had the same thinking. It feels like a desperate attempt to draw more money into the campaign with a "success story" I wish them good luck though, I wouldn't want them to fail.
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7y ago
For what it's worth I always try to keep scammers as long as I can. Time spent on me won't be spent scamming someone else.
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7y ago
This is a really good read, I'm surprised by how little the code needed to be adapted. Is it because they aren't using AoT compilation and therefore the classes can still be dynamically loaded? Does that mean the JavaScript essent
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7y ago
Both should be encouraged
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7y ago
They're on a fairly low latitude so no, not shorter than say France or Austria. At worst you get some shade because of the landscape. I guess that's roughly the latitude of Maine is you live on the states. So shorter days than Flo
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7y ago
This brings back memories. I learned programming both on my CASIO calculator and with pirated copy of Delphi. I'm French but the in-app manual was in English, so I would search in the English to French dictionary to decipher the meanin
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7y ago
I think they rely on laziness. It's easier to buy a new product than complain about it to support, so out of a 100, maybe 5 will complain, and maybe 60 will buy a new product.
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7y ago
I like the idea of short term storage but it sounds more expensive
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7y ago
I'd like to know more about how you're achieving that. Any pointers or plans to write up what you've done?
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7y ago
Assuming we have infinite renewable energy supply to produce kerosene from electricity and therefore carbon neutral flights, it still doesn't quite solve the air quality issue. A step in the right direction, but I hope this doesn'
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7y ago
Out of curiosity what makes Firefox or any other web browser fail to be a suitable alternative to you?
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7y ago
I know very little about the topic so bearing that in mind: We're already in a world were we can't quite trust our CPUs, so why trusting baseband chips? If it does make the design more complicated, it may also reduce the potential
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7y ago
I think this is a great news, there's now a financial incentive to invest into storage
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7y ago
Cash in now so that it doesn't become a stranded asset in the future.
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7y ago
One beautiful thing with baking sourdough is that even if you don't get it right, it will still be very good bread. I think people tend to be discouraged by how difficult it might be but fail to realise even "failing" is stil
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7y ago
You can poor the water into a baking tray. Regarding safety, just be careful not to burn yourself
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7y ago
People walk their child with a leach nowadays, I doubt anyone would feel safe if that was still opened at the back as you metionned.
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7y ago
No mention of PM10 or PM2.5 and I'm wondering why
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7y ago
But the problem remain the same. Whoever manages the network that hosts your instance will see your traffic...
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7y ago
I suspect Germany and France are much more concerned about privacy
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7y ago
Users will retweet and like screen-grabs instead. I don't think it will solve the issue. It's a step in the right direction though.
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7y ago
I'm curious too, could it be due to the way the search space is explored in parallel?
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7y ago
I'm not sure in what business area you are, but aren't domain names usually enough to abstract resolution from location?
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7y ago
It sounds like a great way to avoid bearing the responsibility. Better, we can now point our finger at someone else.
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7y ago
It sounds a lot like a non issue. If providers want to keep vacuuming personal data they can provide DNS over HTTPS and they'll capture the same amount of data.
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7y ago
Out of curiosity, what type of feature are often left to improve? I've been mapping my area as there was quite some drastic changes to my local park, but aside form that and the occasional post box I struggle to find meaningful edits.
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