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by kondro 8y ago
You might be interested to learn that average rents in Brisbane/Sydney/Melbourne are about AUD$2600/month (~USD$1900) for a small 2 bedroom apartment. Plus expensive power, fuel, telecommunications, food, etc due to oligopoli
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by kondro 8y ago
Cool product, looks like it solves an annoying problem for agencies!
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by kondro 8y ago
I saw some studies recently stating that humans' sense of smell is actually as good as dogs.
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by kondro 8y ago
I’m surprised this doesn’t have a built in receipt printer. Many legislations require a receipt of sale to be provided (at least if requested).
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by kondro 8y ago
I’m still surprised that NFS doesn’t have a TLS option. Or a way to grant access without relying on IP whitelists.
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by kondro 8y ago
8 is the current LTS version.
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by kondro 8y ago
Good luck with that. That’s really quite hard to do, ask your surgeon how hard it is to find the original cut when they’re looking for it to do a touch-up.
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by kondro 8y ago
It's not fear. It's experience. Having to keep an extra OS and software patched and up-to-date (often times different to the rest of your SoE because it's different software) and keep it safe from real-world threats takes a l
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by kondro 8y ago
Yeah, but the reason why 1.1.1.1 is so fast for sites that use Cloudflare as DNS is because Cloudflare is the authoritative DNS for them. The only way you get that in a more generic sense is if a specialist DNS CDN provider started up that
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by kondro 8y ago
Yeah, but will it scale to the 9 billion users my growth chart has me at by year 3?
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by kondro 8y ago
No… from a pure game theory perspective the positives don't outweigh the negatives for doing so.
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by kondro 8y ago
The core feature of Cloudflare's DNS is getting you closer and faster resolves to their CDN (probably one of the largest at this point, barring the established enterprise encumbants) in a privacy-first way. Quad9's goal seems to b
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by kondro 8y ago
We are an all Mac office and I can assure you that compressed air works great… until it doesn’t anymore.
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by kondro 8y ago
It scales fine… if you don’t already know the answer to that question, none of the web servers you choose are the bottle-neck to your site. ;-)
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by kondro 9y ago
I'd prefer to see the HomePod compared to the speaker market. I would bet that it sells better than Sonos.
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by kondro 9y ago
I was talking about the underlying merchant fees. In the US, it’s not unusual to pay 3% on cars transactions and I can’t help think that a large part of that is to deal with fraud. After all, Australian banks are some of the most profitable
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by kondro 9y ago
In Australia, all in-person card transactions above the $100 PayWave/PayPass limit require PINs. Fraud cause from in-person transactions is very low and hence our merchant fees are also very low. 10-20¢ for debit transactions and appro
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by kondro 9y ago
Those TOS are both very restrictive and vague at the same time though. On one hand specifying that literally only HTML can be hosed through the platform whilst simulataneously suggesting that caching other content is fine, as long as it’s n
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by kondro 9y ago
Cloudflare question: when would they start to get mad at you using potentially PBs of bandwidth per month on a free plan?
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by kondro 9y ago
I think literally the only more expensive option you could’ve suggested is Akamai.
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by kondro 9y ago
Have been waiting on this for a very long time. Hopefully AWS will keep up-to-date with LTS versions more quickly in the future. :-)
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by kondro 9y ago
At $0.40 per secret per month and $0.05 per 10,000 requests this is much more expensive than the practically free SSM Parameter Store product, even if you factor in the auto-rotating bits.
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by kondro 9y ago
KMS is a shared HSM, managed encryption product. AWS Secrets Manager is for storing credentials to products (e.g. DBs) and have processes for automatically rotating them on a regular basis.
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Node.js 8.10 runtime now available in AWS Lambda(aws.amazon.com)
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by kondro 9y ago
Less stuff in an image means a smaller surface for bugs and security exploits.
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by kondro 9y ago
That’s actually up to your credit card company, not the merchant.
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by kondro 9y ago
I really doubt people are watching 30+ hours of video per day per user (ca. 1TB/month).
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by kondro 9y ago
Or you could just rewrite the JS that does the checksumming to return true.
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by kondro 9y ago
And it’s possible to pretend not to be Chrome headless too. https://intoli.com/blog/making-chrome-headless-undetectable/
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by kondro 9y ago
And as the Asia market of retail investors cashes out to spend money on their families for Lunar New Year.

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