bigbrooklyn

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by bigbrooklyn 8y ago
OSv is another, compatible with some unix apps http://osv.io
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by bigbrooklyn 9y ago
I work in an amazon FC (in the US), and not in any leadership roles. I recently moved to a new state, and I found amazon. I applied and within about 2 weeks I was working. I'm about 5 months in and it's actually decent. > If I’
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by bigbrooklyn 9y ago
I use fastmail, and it's pretty fast. I too have wondered what was under the hood, but I figured it out a while ago [1]. The docs are pretty old, and it could use better examples, but its a solid library. If you look at the code, it wo
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by bigbrooklyn 9y ago
Justice playing whac-a-mole https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Reserve
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by bigbrooklyn 10y ago
> Unmetered networks > Metered networks Cool! Does this mean all peer traffic is local ? Also, how can you detect when traffic is metered ?
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by bigbrooklyn 10y ago
Congrats! Maybe instead of or in addition to having users use their bandwidth, you can partner with ISPs like netflix openconnect to deliver content Unmetered networks - ISPs won't like you Metered networks - users won't like you
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by bigbrooklyn 10y ago
These are just minor problems. End to end encryption should not be forced upon users, but should be used selectively. You don't want to lose your entire inbox because you wanted to send a few encrypted emails. > The server stores an
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by bigbrooklyn 10y ago
possible, but very expensive even on small datasets
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by bigbrooklyn 10y ago
If you NEED encryption, don't use email. From: https://blog.fastmail.com/2016/12/10/why-we-dont-offer-pgp/ What's the tradeoff? If the server doesn't have access to the content of emails,