dgemm

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by dgemm 7y ago
Well, as a subscriber everything beyond your cable modem is "the internet" and you don't care how the ISP's network is set up internally. CDNs, netflix, etc have all been embedding devices in carrier networks for years.
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by dgemm 7y ago
How is that a secret?
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by dgemm 7y ago
I don't doubt that it works, I'm more interested in how .
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by dgemm 7y ago
I have seen this software before. I suppose the speed boost results from using multiple parallel connections, meaning it could make better use of aggregate links and multipath networks? Is there anything else to it?
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by dgemm 7y ago
Google does this constantly with Gmail, calendar, Android, and so on.
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by dgemm 7y ago
If you can run your app on a £10 VPS then you are not the target market for the big clouds. That's why it doesn't make sense for you. Larger users have very different priorities.
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by dgemm 7y ago
> If you want to use managed services (Fargate, Aurora, DynamoDB, etc) at AWS, it's even more expensive! More expensive than what? Running similar services yourself?
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by dgemm 7y ago
They more likely started with the McDonnell Douglas merger. After which the company's top management relocated itself halfway across the country in order to be less accessible to the people actually building airplanes, opened the SC
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by dgemm 7y ago
Two years ago they would have been finding a way to add blockchain.
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by dgemm 7y ago
Probably because for the non latency- sensitive parts of your app you would want to move them to a large cheap region anyway, and us-west-2 is both larger and cheaper.
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by dgemm 7y ago
This part of India is basically SE Asia so maybe you are both right.
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by dgemm 7y ago
I worked in mining as well and it's often terrifying watching the stuff that goes on all day at every urban construction site, even the things you can see from street level. Construction workers that stand directly below suspended cra
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by dgemm 7y ago
That is not renewable, it's just a very large source of non-renewable fuel.
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by dgemm 7y ago
The 757 was made to replace the 727 and serves a different market segment than the 737.
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by dgemm 7y ago
It is a mistake in the billing console.
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by dgemm 7y ago
45 m is well within the range of decompression diving but is beyond the reach of 99% of recreational divers.
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by dgemm 7y ago
That "international feeling" likely results from the unique (as far as I know) visa policy of not having any: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_Svalbard Interesting place for sure.
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by dgemm 7y ago
It is incredibly slow and small even by today's compact car standards. We have made a huge amount of progress.
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by dgemm 7y ago
> Microsoft is the most diversified tech company of the top tech companies. They have cloud, software, hardware, game consoles, search engine, development tools. I think Amazon is probably far more diversified than Microsoft. Unless the
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by dgemm 7y ago
Ironic? Do you understand who the native population actually is, and what they went through?
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by dgemm 7y ago
Regardless of what the guy says, the fact is there have been numerous quiet policy changes that target legal immigration.
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by dgemm 7y ago
Is there a simple solution to automatically clear cookies when a tab is closed, similar to closing a private mode browser?
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by dgemm 7y ago
Only ICANN really needs them, because money.
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by dgemm 7y ago
They have to be competitive especially at the more senior levels.
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by dgemm 7y ago
Sounds good!
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by dgemm 7y ago
Mothballed facilities like the mountain pass mine are already reopening.
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by dgemm 7y ago
It looks like a Bell X-1.
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by dgemm 7y ago
A bit simplistic, no? There is more than one important factor.
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by dgemm 7y ago
Everyone knows this but those that benefit from the status quo also have enough influence to keep it.
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by dgemm 7y ago
Probably a technically better solution but it would not make as good of a PR piece as an epic migration.

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