bcaxis

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by bcaxis 3y ago
> having to order actual hardware, putting it into racks, hiring, training, retaining the people there to debug actual hardware issues when they arise, dealing with HVAC concerns, etc is a lot of complexity that's probably completel
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by bcaxis 3y ago
How mach of our current understanding is just as wrong?
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by bcaxis 3y ago
* You don't have to rotate what doesn't get out. Limit ingress to relevant IPs reduces this surface area a lot. * SCP to a system built for storage. Not really essential for many systems - system logs are fine. * Every
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by bcaxis 3y ago
All the pricing is subject to change. When market conditions change significantly you can see massive degradation of the business somewhere. VMware shake down could certainly affect the cloud market significantly.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
I paid for school myself. No help from my parents. If it is paid for by others, will they really value it? A lot of children just don't value what is handed to them.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
If this was actually true I'd be bankrupt many times over.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
There are segments of populations that are fertile. In time, the infertile peoples and cultures die and will be replaced by the fertile ones.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
Have to bare your own babies if you want your people, culture, or way of life to continue.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
When I spin up a vm on my hardware and run an application. The performance is generally about 70% of what I can get in a container running on an OS on that very same bare metal. But that isn't the delta I'm seeing, it's 5-10
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by bcaxis 3y ago
This matches my experience. Something about cloud systems makes them incredibly slow compared to real hardware. Not just the disk, the CPU is more limited too. I fire up vCPU or dedicated or bare metal in the cloud, doesn't matter,
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by bcaxis 3y ago
Rumors of that. I've never actually seen it myself.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
The main problem with consumer drives is the missing power loss protection (plp). M.2 drives just don't have space for the caps like an enterprise 2.5 u.2/u.3 drive will have. This matters when the DB calls a sync and it's e
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by bcaxis 3y ago
> Slack/Teams, Postman, Outlook, FF/Chrome, Spotify in the mix, and all of a sudden I'm running 6 full web browsers duplicated with all their resources isolated If those apps were PWAs instead, it would mean no extra brows
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by bcaxis 3y ago
Well... MY IoT devices don't have garbage security.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
Nice chart Some vendors let you pool your egress that comes with the compute you buy. Others do not. That can impact costs quite a bit.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
I use webstorm, works pretty good out of the box. I agree that messing with vscode plugins isn't a great experience.
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by bcaxis 3y ago
> HTML will be much better for data heavy sites in this case I've never seen HTML be smaller than json for data representation. For any kind of data. Ever. [Snip SPAs reasons that aren't inherent to SPA] > Most of the mobi