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481.
by count 11y ago
Even if the code can't break out, be aware of other issues of non-fully virtualized multi-tenancy: https://www.cs.unc.edu/~reiter/papers/2014/CCS1.pdf
482.
by count 11y ago
Understand that there isn't 'An S3 service'. There are multiple S3 services in multiple Regions within AWS, and they're all operated independently of each other (this goes for all other AWS services too) so that cascadi
483.
by count 11y ago
Github enterprise edition. Not the cloud service.
484.
by count 11y ago
Depends on how many of your companies shares are held by the current board and management team... Nothing breaks a company faster than switching out senior leaders every few months.
485.
by count 11y ago
I, uh, don't know how I got that either (must have fat fingered in calc). I was talking about all in one 8 hour deal though. Thanks for the clarification.
486.
by count 11y ago
Is your message handling a linear deal over the month? They may process 1.5M of those in the last 8 hours of the day, which would be 3750 requests a second instead...
487.
by count 11y ago
You dramatically misunderstand VPC. Everybody on AWS today uses VPC, unless you happened to be grandfathered in to EC2 'classic'. There is NO COST to using VPC (aside from admin over head maybe?). It's a huge security upgrad
488.
by count 11y ago
The 'calorie count' website score is about the healthiness of the meal, not the quality of meat. McNuggets are the same chicken, just with way more breading, and therefore more fat/salt/etc., so 'less healthy'
489.
by count 11y ago
The alternative is what we have in infosec: the folks in charge of 'cyber' in the govt don't have a clue, because they have no background or connections to the 'industry' or technology at all. And it's a total
490.
by count 11y ago
Metadata collection is only bad when it's the Government doing it! FWIW: I've not received anything but EFF-related spam from EFF to the email address I used to donate to them back in the day. Not sure about ACLU.
491.
by count 12y ago
I'd love to hear how folks are actually deploying Golang for web apis - using Gorilla, net/http, etc?
492.
Facebook CDN SSL cert expires(imgur.com)
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493.
by count 12y ago
You don't chose who provides the electrons coming over your poles in the VAST Majority of locations (some folks run substations to multiple grids, but even then, are talking to the whole other grid, not a single power company). Deregul
494.
by count 12y ago
You don't actually chose between providers, you get the same electricity. You simply choose who gets your cash from all the generators on the local grid. It's not like they run new wires to your house or that your house gets a sp
495.
by count 12y ago
You chose who you pay, but do they run separate cabling to your house? Or are you buying power from 'the grid'?
496.
by count 12y ago
The VA system detects how many cars are waiting to ensure that as many as possible make it through in a cycle (up to a limit), not detecting them as they are inbound to keep the light green.
497.
by count 12y ago
That also pre-supposes that openstack implementations are interoperable.
498.
by count 12y ago
Do you get to chose between electricity providers? I wonder how big AWS gets before it becomes a regulated utility and 'critical infrastructure' (they hate that question, btw).
499.
by count 12y ago
The future AWS is driving towards is where they are the power generation company that nobody has onsite either (except for very rare circumstances). You might keep some temporary capacity / backups locally, but you'll depend on th
500.
by count 12y ago
In the same way that being a local cop is an alternative to being in the Special Forces.
501.
by count 12y ago
Shaving 1ms off of every single request can have a larger overall impact than optimizing queries/etc. that are not used for every. single. request. I'm not saying I agree, but just one possible answer.
502.
by count 12y ago
I'm guessing that the people using this, and order-everything-online are relatively price insensitive for the types of things this appears to be targeting. Saving $0.30 or even $1-2 probably isn't going to make it worth it for me
503.
by count 12y ago
If you haven't been paying attention, the US Govt (including the DoD) is moving out in the commercial cloud space in a big way.
504.
by count 12y ago
SSL Labs is judging what they consider absolute security (I assume - I can't speak for Ivan or Qualys), where Google/Mozilla/etc look heavily at performance and supportability. Mozilla publishes their approach to what is &#
505.
by count 12y ago
They're no different than earrings or bracelets for women (generally). I keep time accurately with my GPS time synchronized cell phone. The watch is for show, literally. Some of them are amazing.
506.
by count 12y ago
Because some people buy the luxury dumb watches because they're amazing mechanical engineering. I don't WANT a 'smart watch' at all, but I love my TAG that has no battery or other electrical components as a piece of eng
507.
by count 12y ago
Did you try dedicated instances?
508.
by count 12y ago
You can't change biometrics, ever. You can spoof them, same as a text password can be cracked. They're HORRIBLE factors.
509.
by count 12y ago
Consultants work on objectives, contractors work on specifications or requirements, is how I like to think about it. 'Solve this problem' vs 'Take these actions and produce this deliverable'.
510.
by count 12y ago
Not all regions (see US GovCloud for example).

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