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by cuu508 7y ago
One good thing with the giant banners is that they make everyone more aware of all the tracking going on. I do sometimes just leave the site instead of clicking the single "I Agree" option.
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by cuu508 7y ago
Power consumption changes drastically depending on how many volts the motherboard feeds into the CPU. Different motherboards use different default values and different algorithms. And on top of that users can go in and tweak OC settings. Th
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by cuu508 7y ago
Bursty or not, if the aggregated number of requests per day is in millions not hundreds, AWS API Gateway & Lambda is significantly more expensive than the more traditional options.
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by cuu508 7y ago
I don't know – I've only used it with small sites, a few dozen of pages or so. For those the export (from pushing the button to seeing the changes live, served by CDN) takes 30-60 seconds.
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by cuu508 7y ago
> 2. The expanded attack surface I'm a fan and a customer of https://www.hardypress.com/ –– they run Wordpress in a sandboxed environment, and have a "publish" function that exports a static site. Of cours
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by cuu508 7y ago
> Building an api with api-gateway + lambda (...) is guaranteed to be more cost-effective for unpredicted load. Depends on the use case. I run a cron monitoring service on a similar nginx/uwsgi/django/postgres stack [1]. M
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by cuu508 7y ago
Android Studio is heavy, but throwing hardware at it does help. With 8GB RAM I'd check if you're not reaching into swap already. Android Studio alone uses a good chunk of that. Then add an emulator, and a memory hungry browser, an
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A Look at Healthchecks.io Hosting Setup, Summer 2019(blog.healthchecks.io)
2 points by cuu508 7y ago|0 comments
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Reverse Engineering a Successful Lifestyle Business(toomas.net)
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by cuu508 7y ago
Heating.
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by cuu508 7y ago
Or someone finding a floppy disk and saying – oh, that's cute, a 3D-printed Save icon!
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by cuu508 7y ago
From the pitchfork link in comments: > Unsurprisingly, Nicholas has a theory about this as well. “The situation that makes the most sense to me is that these minidiscs were digitized by a third party so the band could choose material fro
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by cuu508 7y ago
Why do you think that happens?
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by cuu508 7y ago
> I wonder what other metaphors we can use, which would be more appropriate/insightful to describe and understand the software development process. Herding cats?
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by cuu508 7y ago
In my experience, their lower, "extra hundred dollars a month" range support plan was a waste of time, patience and money. They didn't seem to have any means to help me.
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by cuu508 7y ago
For self-monitored systems that "chug along" in the background it's also nice to have a Dead Man's Switch style monitoring: set up the bash watchdog to send regular "I'm still alive" messages to an externa
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by cuu508 7y ago
> I’m curious what the long term business plan is behind “Helpful” Product stickiness? For the competitors, these features are nontrivial to copy. If they work well, people get "addicted" to them.
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by cuu508 8y ago
Filesystem indexer for faster full-text search in Nautilus. But if I'm not using Nautilus to search for files or in files, it's just extra memory bloat and extra IO
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by cuu508 8y ago
> Tracker is installed by default And is a dependency of Nautilus – cannot remove tracker but keep Nautilus :-(
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My Lifehack: Healthchecks Alerting for the Ingress Sojourner Medal(medium.com)
1 points by cuu508 8y ago|0 comments
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Monitoring My Ingress Sojourner Medal Using Healthchecks.io(blog.healthchecks.io)
2 points by cuu508 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Global Load Balancing Options
1 points by cuu508 8y ago|0 comments
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by cuu508 8y ago
Must vet the 3rd party (Trustworthy? Likely to stick around and have timely security updates?). Must do testing with my setup – nginx is not the only thing that's using OpenSSL on the server. I would test the official backport as well,
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by cuu508 8y ago
I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. It comes with nginx 1.14.0 (good) and OpenSSL 1.1.0g (too old, need at least 1.1.1 for TLS 1.3 to work). Apparently there are plans to backport OpenSSL 1.1.1: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubu
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by cuu508 8y ago
More alternatives to choose from.
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by cuu508 8y ago
This article really resonates with me: it puts into words how I've been feeling about handling SaaS pricing and product features. My main takeaway is: don't squeeze money out of your customers by severely limiting the free plan. F
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How to Convert a Free User to a Premium User(chagency.co.uk)
206 points by cuu508 8y ago|102 comments
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How to Convert a Free User to a Premium User(old.reddit.com)
3 points by cuu508 8y ago|0 comments
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by cuu508 8y ago
> buying something ~once/hr what do you buy? 8 lattes or 8 pastries a day, every day, doesn't sound healthy...
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Investigating Gmail’s “This message seems dangerous” (Solved)(blog.healthchecks.io)
4 points by cuu508 8y ago|0 comments

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