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by cbg0 6y ago
This event reminded me of the fire at The Planet a while back: https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2008/06/01/expl...
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by cbg0 6y ago
No, it isn't, as there's no clear cut definition of what an availability zone is.
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by cbg0 6y ago
Yup
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AT&T scrambles to install fiber for 90-year-old after his viral WSJ ad(arstechnica.com)
12 points by cbg0 6y ago|2 comments
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by cbg0 6y ago
With the advent of higher 4G coverage and now even 5G, are these types of wireless home internet connections not a real option in the US?
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by cbg0 6y ago
It's been speculated in the press, and likely why the European Commission is looking into potentially restricting vaccine exports to non-EU countries ( https://apnews.com/article/europe-coronavirus-pandemic-coron...
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by cbg0 6y ago
> EU is heavily disappointed because AZ does not deliver the full contract due to production problems They're disappointed because there is a reason to believe these are only false claims while AZ might in fact be exporting vaccines
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by cbg0 6y ago
I have no problem reading the article from Europe. You can get rid of the paywall with the "Skip The Paywall" extension if you are using Chrome.
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by cbg0 6y ago
> Our dev tier was configured to allow impersonation of all users for testing purposes, and the attacker eventually finds a URL that allows them to elevate their privilege level to that of a Community Manager (CM) > After attempting t
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by cbg0 6y ago
I don't think there's a magic way to do this, if your app can connect to the database and someone has access to your app server - they have access to your database as well.
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by cbg0 6y ago
While you are correct, many networks connected have in fact an open peering policy: https://www.ams-ix.net/ams/connected-networks
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by cbg0 6y ago
Public internet exchanges are huge in Europe, you can basically reach every network in Europe by connecting to a few large exchanges for a fraction of what you'd pay for tier 1 transit (granted, you still probably need it to reach some
703.
by cbg0 6y ago
Unless I misunderstood something, it seems they have a single primary that handles read+write and multiple read replicas for it. It shouldn't be too difficult given the current use of MariaDB to start using something like Galera to cre
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by cbg0 6y ago
This is actually mentioned in the video.
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by cbg0 6y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/13/22228675/amazon-parler-ta...
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by cbg0 6y ago
A lot of people like the back-end admin panel of WordPress and its WYSIWYG feature, so a bunch of other people have created a lot of themes/mods/plugins around WP because of that. If you run a small website it's all fine, oth
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by cbg0 6y ago
While most hosting providers won't touch them for political and/or moral reasons, it does seem like if they had the capital for it, owning their hardware and colocating it would be much cheaper long-term (assuming there is a long-
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by cbg0 6y ago
If you've recently had covid, it might be the perfect(cheapest) time to do it.
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by cbg0 6y ago
> I don't understand why we don't implement the isolation procedures of countries that have gotten this under control I'd hazard a guess that it's because they don't want to completely kill off tourism, an indust
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by cbg0 6y ago
> These tests have a pretty high failure rate. The rapid ones maybe, the PCR ones are quite accurate.
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by cbg0 6y ago
Already discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25733038
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by cbg0 6y ago
You're either lazy or willfully ignorant, here's him showing support for the protest in some deleted tweets: https://media-cdn.factba.se/realdonaldtrump-twitter/13450881... https://media-cdn.factba
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by cbg0 6y ago
Isn't this a little unimpressive, given that these are static pages served by a CDN?
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by cbg0 6y ago
> <1ms away from the edge of the AWS and Azure ASNs So, essentially, in the same building or across the street? May be very tricky to pull off.
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by cbg0 6y ago
> It is much easier to control than the ones with keypads; if I need extra time I just turn the dial. Most modern ones allow you to add 30 seconds with just the push of a button.
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by cbg0 6y ago
I don't think you can use 6TB on a single account, you would probably need to create multiple accounts.
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by cbg0 6y ago
For anyone looking for other options: I've been very pleased with Microsoft's Onedrive offering; I pay $70/year for access to all the Office apps plus 1TB of storage and their family plan is $100/year and supports up to
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by cbg0 6y ago
I'm sure the AP does fine without HN publicity.
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by cbg0 6y ago
You're being overly pedantic about this thing.
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by cbg0 6y ago
Only the main twitch site seems to be using fastly, the streams are powered by AWS' infrastructure as far as I can tell, which would be expected, seeing as how Amazon owns Twitch.

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