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by dmytton 6y ago
I'm in the process of starting https://console.dev - a free weekly email digest of the best tools and new beta releases for developers. I really enjoy trying new tools (APIs, products, SaaS, opensource, CLIs, libraries, etc
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by dmytton 6y ago
Another open source tool that does something similar is https://k6.io/ which I have been using recently. Tests are written in JS and you can define thresholds such as % errors, P95 and P99 response time for specific request
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by dmytton 6y ago
Moving large numbers of files - like the 50k of Google Photos the author mentions - can be done using https://rclone.org . Set up Google Photos as a source and then use the copy command to move it to a different location[1]. Ther
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How and why I stopped buying new laptops(lowtechmagazine.com)
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Evaluating the carbon footprint of a software platform hosted in the cloud(medium.com)
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by dmytton 6y ago
I have a Star LabTop Mk4 running Manjaro which suspends and resumes without any issues (laptop lid as well as sleep from OS). They build their laptops specifically for Linux and test on a range of major distros. See https://starl
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Guix: A most advanced operating system (2019)(ambrevar.xyz)
1 points by dmytton 6y ago|0 comments
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What is Hubble looking at now and for what reason?(spacetelescopelive.org)
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On (not) leaving San Francisco(om.co)
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by dmytton 6y ago
There is also the paper that introduced it at https://paris-traceroute.net/images/imc2006.pdf
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by dmytton 6y ago
Traceroute is fine for casual analysis but it is inaccurate and/or incomplete for anything serious because it misses routers that use load balancing on packet headers. For research purposes, it's better to use Paris Traceroute: h
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by dmytton 6y ago
I moved my notes out of Apple Notes and into Markdown inside text files last year due to the bugs I encountered. This means I can sync them with whatever product I like (currently OneDrive) and open them on any system (currently macOS) with
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Hiding greenhouse gas emissions in the cloud(nature.com)
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by dmytton 6y ago
Note-taking seems to be a hot topic lately. I used Apple Notes for a long time because it was very lightweight and minimalist, but recent releases of macOS have been very buggy, so I decided to review all the options. I wrote this up at ht
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by dmytton 7y ago
You need to get it from the vendor so it's really up to them if they publish LCAs for their products. Apple and Microsoft do for their hardware but I've not seen many other companies do so. E.g. https://www.apple.com&#x
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by dmytton 7y ago
It's great to see new services that help consumers make choices about the products they buy. However, without details of the methodology being used to determine the carbon footprint, there is no way to gauge the accuracy of the service
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by dmytton 7y ago
Due to the bugs in Apple Notes on macOS 10.15 and iOS 13, I just spent some time evaluating as many note taking apps for Mac as possible. I ended up picking https://ia.net/writer Typora was interesting but it was very buggy
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What are the common causes of cloud outages?(davidmytton.blog)
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by dmytton 8y ago
It'd be great to understand a bit more about how you'd like to see this working. The WAF product team report into me so I can get a discussion going with the right people if you'd like to email me: david.mytton@stackpath.com
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by dmytton 8y ago
I'm VP, Product Engineering at https://www.stackpath.com and we feel like our products compete nicely alongside Cloudflare in DNS, WAF, CDN and Serverless (our EdgeEngine product uses v8 just like Cloudflare workers). Our E
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Per-CPU packet captures with rxtxcpu(blog.stackpath.com)
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How to do code reviews(blog.serverdensity.com)
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by dmytton 9y ago
I'd like to suggest my company blog: https://blog.serverdensity.com As an example, our frontend engineering team just wrote up a series of posts about implementing graphing in React, migrating from Redux: - https:/&#x
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Time Series Charts with React, Redux and D3(blog.serverdensity.com)
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by dmytton 10y ago
Thanks! We just recently released this new pricing page as a test. We've done a few iterations over the years and patio11 did a great writeup at http://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/08/13/doubling-saas-revenue&#
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by dmytton 10y ago
If you want to hand off all the hard stuff about monitoring and get some easy to use, core functionality (graphing, alerts, dashboards) then my company https://www.serverdensity.com has been going 7+ years now. For highly sophis
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by dmytton 11y ago
The Spotify graphs from Google's monitoring support the numbers I quoted. They may well be batching but Google is seeing (and billing) the numbers I quoted.
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by dmytton 11y ago
Yes then it would be down to their consumers to split them out. However, the graphs Spotify show from Google's monitoring do not support this and they show the actual volume of messages as quoted in the article.
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by dmytton 11y ago
That doesn't match the graphs Spotify post in their blog post. If the batch gets split out into individual operations then Google still prices for each message and each message gets delivered to the consumer. If it's just a single
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by dmytton 11y ago
I could only write about pub/sub in this article because that's the only service we have a full enough set of numbers for. I hope Spotify will be releasing more stats in their future blog posts about the other GCP services they&#x

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