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Hardware requirements for running AltaVista search engine in 1996(twitter.com)
63 points by gionn 11y ago|19 comments
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by gionn 11y ago
First enter the basic Bizspark program, they will give you 150 $ per month. Then, you need to summon some Microsoft support employee and ask for Bizspark plus.
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by gionn 11y ago
If you google for "Bizspark plus", you will discover that they are giving a lot of credits for startups to use their cloud. That's the reason. When will be out of BETA, we can enable almost every other public cloud provider t
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by gionn 11y ago
We should have workarounded the problem, despite Azure support is slow.
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by gionn 11y ago
That's exactly what we are aiming at, we also love to play with friends and not with random people that I will never met again.
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by gionn 11y ago
Please be aware that we don't have (and probably will never have) any kind of pricing based on user slots, since we are launching a dedicated VM for each user server. Basically, you can let as many users joins as the virtual server can
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by gionn 11y ago
What is the cost that you expect for "a standard server"? The service will cost no less than the cloud provider price where the server is running, plus a fee for us to maintain the platform up and running. You will probably like t
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by gionn 11y ago
Browser/version/OS? Thanks!
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by gionn 11y ago
Guys, if you want updates, sign-in for the newsletter.
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by gionn 11y ago
Yep, eyes were bleeding when two weeks ago we were looking for active competitors in this market, looks like they got stuck in early '90. The pricing will be online soon, thanks.
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by gionn 11y ago
We are very beta, the pricing will be simple since we will charge something for us and the remaining part is to cover the cloud provider costs (e.g.: 10 $ for a 1 GB digitalocean instance).
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by gionn 11y ago
1. Cost per month per instance size, depending on the cloud provider, plus a fee for us, paid upfront. 2. We are thinking about giving FTP access to the game data folder.
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by gionn 11y ago
Good advertisement for Azure, I've discovered this incredibly low quota yesterday at 16 PM GMT+2, I've open a medium priority ticket to increase this quota, and they haven't replied to us yet (and we are also a bizspark plus
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by gionn 11y ago
At the moment we are using Chef, but behind CloudParty there is a 2+ yrs startup idea about creating a generic application marketplace. If I will have the possibility to rewrite it from scratch today, I will be prefer using Ansible instead
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by gionn 11y ago
Proper tablet / mobile support will come, at the moment is better if you look through a desktop computer. At the moment we don't have yet published a pricing policy, we have just throw everything on the internet to learn if this i
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by gionn 11y ago
We are able to dynamically provision new VM on public cloud providers. We currently support AWS, Azure, DigitalOcean, Rackspace, potentially anyone who as a decent remote API for creating new VM. However, the cloud is put there mainly as ey
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by gionn 11y ago
I don't think, since they existed for years, they are probably stuck with pre-built images to spin-up. However, being a sysadmin, I've never been a customer of such services. The idea came while looking for interesting docker appl
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by gionn 11y ago
Yeah, I've got it. The bad idea was the resubmit the story at 10 PM GMT+2, I just woken up and see the overflow of new users registration emails. That's a good way to woke up, anyway.
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by gionn 11y ago
Basically we support launching VM on multiple cloud providers (mainly thanks to jclouds), then we provision a game server via docker container on a vanilla ubuntu 14.04, finally the user can get the IP address of the VM and play. Game serve
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by gionn 11y ago
TL:DR; We are building a service were users can easily spin-up private game servers to play with friends.
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Show HN: CloudParty – play games with friends in the cloud(cloudparty.io)
24 points by gionn 11y ago|35 comments
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by gionn 11y ago
Disclaimer: we are very alpha. TL:DR; We are building a service were users can easily spin-up private game servers to play with friends. Basically we support launching VM on multiple cloud providers (mainly thanks to jclouds), then we provi
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Show HN: CloudParty – play games with friends in the cloud(cloudparty.io)
2 points by gionn 11y ago|1 comments
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Nice java code comments(gist.github.com)
1 points by gionn 11y ago|0 comments
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by gionn 11y ago
Nice, but in which use cases it may be useful?
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by gionn 11y ago
Resistance is futile, it will be forked.
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by gionn 11y ago
So, a security engineer, working at Google, cannot catch that a 4 lines patch is ineffective?
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by gionn 11y ago
RSS looks like a declining habit, on what kind of websites you look for a feed?
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by gionn 11y ago
You are right, I was thinking about the fact that have been years that I am using Gmail via web, and found no reason to go back to use a desktop client (apart from gpg support). Updated question, thanks.
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by gionn 11y ago
Open Source social networks exists, but no-one is using them (chicken-egg problem).

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