beaker52

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by beaker52 14y ago
OAuth 2 does a job, it works - it's not broken. It's widely implemented by the major players in the web space (Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo). It's being used by those companies (and many, many others) without their systems being compr
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by beaker52 14y ago
That's 5-200ms from the upstream server to the downstream cache, in the event the content needs up to be fetched. This would only be affect requests for new content. If it'd be from upstream server (or cache) to end clients, that'd be an aw
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by beaker52 14y ago
Remember that we're talking about content provider to content cache here. Server infrastructure to server infrastructure, usually connected by huge pipes. Passing deltas to a client over a mobile data network would be an awesome development
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by beaker52 14y ago
The time to first byte latency due to long distance is going to be the same whether the payload is 2kb or 100kb. If you have servers with a very low throughput outbound connection to the cache, then reducing the data transfered in this mann
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by beaker52 14y ago
Pushing 0.5kb opposed to 93kb to a downstream caching proxy isn't going to set the world on fire if you consider the data transfer speeds we typically achieve these days, especially if you also consider the processing overhead on both your
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by beaker52 15y ago
Out of all 4 of the films on there, there are none that I want to watch.
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by beaker52 15y ago
I just want to say that 4 months after a break down in my marriage and with little experience of real life outside of that marriage, the approach to this holiday season, for whatever reason has been quite difficult. I was really considering