axismundi

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by axismundi 6y ago
Thank you. I will make sure this is enabled.
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by axismundi 6y ago
That's a valuable tip, thanks. I will look into the LB config if there is anything cache-related.
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by axismundi 6y ago
It's a real time trading website, so every millisecond counts.
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by axismundi 6y ago
This is happening for every single request.
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Ask HN: What is an acceptable latency for a web load balancer?
79 points by axismundi 6y ago|66 comments
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by axismundi 6y ago
Doesn't this mean that FB cannot operate in EU simply because the US can't stop spying on EU citizens? Hey FB, why not go and complain to your government?
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by axismundi 6y ago
You know how a piano keyboard has white and black keys? This toy shows you the white keys only. And it works well, kudos to the author!
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by axismundi 6y ago
Arvind, Arunesh, Marshini and Mihir - thank you for this article, it's very informative and well researched, as evident from the footnotes. We do need an open discussion in this matter, and actions must be taken as a result of the disc
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by axismundi 6y ago
I don't think this is a good idea, for two reasons: They push the responsibility of getting rid of unwanted stuff in our mailboxes to us. It's not a single company doing this, but most of them. That's sometimes dozens of emai
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Lord Sumption on the UK Government's Lockdown(dailymail.co.uk)
2 points by axismundi 6y ago|0 comments
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by axismundi 7y ago
That. I remember Borland C++ Builder. It was a pleasure to build compelling user interfaces with it, but it's best value was simplicity, the meticulously crafted library and great help system. That's how I got into programming. Th
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by axismundi 7y ago
This is ok as long as it's explicitly opt in and I'm not going to be nagged every week to opt in for the same thing.
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Jetson Nano(nvidia.com)
3 points by axismundi 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Stripe Bans Protonmail.com?
2 points by axismundi 7y ago|1 comments
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by axismundi 7y ago
and then there was that just two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22165193
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by axismundi 7y ago
Much faster, as it is UDP-based, it basically just keeps spraying network packets. I noticed that my SSH sessions are resumed after closing and reopening my laptop half an hour later.
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by axismundi 7y ago
It works mostly without problems, but be careful relying on it as a sole means of accessing your server. I've locked myself out (luckily it was just a test server) by closing SSH port on public IP and allowing it only on Wireguard inte
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We need dedicated Footer email field
2 points by axismundi 7y ago|1 comments
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by axismundi 7y ago
I make heavy use of socket.io chatrooms and have to support older browsers. Haven't found any better solution yet, but I'll try the tweak, thanks. I'm also looking into load balancing via haproxy or nginx, since I need less t
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by axismundi 7y ago
Does anyone have a more recent experience? I currently use socket.io 2.2 with node v10.16, no v8 tweaks in a docker container. At ~1000 sockets, sometimes the server receives spikes of 8000 HTTP reqs/sec, which it has to distribute to
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by axismundi 7y ago
In public toilets we lock the door. That's dignity.
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by axismundi 7y ago
Does it work on IOS?
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by axismundi 7y ago
Reminds me of Unity from that Rick and Morty episode https://rickandmorty.fandom.com/wiki/Unity
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Ask HN: How do you ethically collect browser information?
1 points by axismundi 8y ago|2 comments
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Mark Hollis Passed Away(theguardian.com)
3 points by axismundi 8y ago|1 comments