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by onionjake 6y ago
I'm adding some quick edits to the page to make it clearer that it is free egress up to 100% of stored content. We are currently redesigning our website and this will definitely be something we focus on making more upfront and clearer.
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by onionjake 6y ago
We are working on it! We plan to have support for ACL, object locking, versioned buckets, etc.
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by onionjake 6y ago
Hi, CTO of CrowdStorage here. Happy to answer any questions. I'm doing my best to respond to comments. Our website is right now being redesigned and your comments here are helpful to help us know where we need to improve!
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by onionjake 6y ago
We have plenty of capacity to handle 50 PB :) We also leverage our own more traditional cloud storage transparently if/when needed.
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by onionjake 6y ago
We've been storing data like this for several years and have kept hundreds of PB and 10's of billions of objects without data loss despite having many nodes in areas affected by large regional outages. One recent example is when T
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by onionjake 6y ago
We are pay-as-you-go and charge per GB, so you can store 1-10GB and pay nothing, 13 GB and pay $0.01/month, etc. It scales up and handles PB of data as well.
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by onionjake 6y ago
We are planning on releasing more information about this in the future. Using erasure encoding we can copy it to lots of devices, say 60, then only require 25 of those 60 to retrieve the object. If the devices storing data go offline we con
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by onionjake 6y ago
This is great feedback. We are redesigning the website right now and will make sure it is more prominent.
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Polycloud: S3-compatible object storage(crowdstorage.com)
80 points by onionjake 6y ago|113 comments
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by onionjake 6y ago
Hey, CTO here. With the wide geo-redundant storage even entire regions can be taken offline and durability is preserved. We recently had 7% of devices drop offline during the Texas power outages last month with no issues. We constantly mon
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by onionjake 6y ago
Polycloud is the S3-api compatible pay-as-you go, at $0.004/GB. The unlimited storage is a separate backup product which right now is only only specific devices that have an upper limit on their size. (Disclaimer/Source: Co-founde
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Polycloud: $4/TB S3-API compatible storage; No FB tracking pixel(crowdstorage.com)
3 points by onionjake 6y ago|4 comments
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by onionjake 6y ago
Usually in games you have some sort of mechanism for determining what is the 'truth' in terms of game state. I agree that if everyone is online while editing or only briefly offline then what you suggest would probably be much bet
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Updated Analysis of UPenn 'Muncipal Fiber in the U.S.' Study(yeskaysvillefiber.com)
2 points by onionjake 6y ago|0 comments
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by onionjake 6y ago
Where do you get your data? If you look at any UTOPIA city, e.g. Layton, Utah, it shows it as symettrical gigabit as the max speed. They actually offer 10 Gbps residential plans.
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by onionjake 6y ago
Utah released one pretty early on (maybe April or May IIRC)? I think I heard recently they might be shuttering it because of lack of downloads.
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by onionjake 6y ago
Same here. It is now on the status page. https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/cloud-networking/20...
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by onionjake 6y ago
UTOPIA in Utah is an example of a network that is pretty close to what you propose. The city installs all the last mile fiber and leases the lines to private ISPs. They have ~10 ISPs to choose from, and you can get 10 Gbps connections. My
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by onionjake 6y ago
Verizon's is $70/month with no datacaps yet. Speed and ability to get the service varies greatly by distance and LOS to the tower. Source: https://www.verizon.com/support/5g-home-faqs/
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by onionjake 6y ago
Utah is one of those states that has laws that were originally crafted to prevent municipalities from providing the service by big ISP lobbyists. The law prevents municipalities from offering the service directly to consumers (still does),
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by onionjake 6y ago
This doesn't work for everyone, but if you can do it then it works well. Don't answer any calls from a number outside your contact list. If it is important, they will leave a message. You can then call them back by looking up t
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by onionjake 6y ago
I've tried disabling plugins, enhanced tracking protection, changing my scaling, etc. and it always looks the same.
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Google Cloud Console renders incorrectly in Firefox making it unusable
16 points by onionjake 6y ago|7 comments
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by onionjake 7y ago
> What he came up with was that if you have two people who are roughly the same size and tidal volume, you can just double the tidal volume and stick them on Y tubing on one ventilator. Would this help increase the number of covid-19 pa
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by onionjake 7y ago
See https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/optimizing-p... for more specific guidelines on S3 scaling. It used to be you had to be careful and use randomized prefixes... It looks like that might no
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by onionjake 7y ago
I like the idea. It is one step above copying and pasting my own "standard" starting yaml I have come up with over the years. For example, labeling, resource requests/limits, standard mounts for config, common environment v
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by onionjake 7y ago
Do you have any links and resources on those calculations about starlink?
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by onionjake 7y ago
Where do you find information like this?
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by onionjake 7y ago
I've used this for awhile now as a quick way to control some things on my raspberry pis running in my home from my phone. Sometimes you just want something quick and a little bash script is perfect. For example, I use getmail to perio
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by onionjake 10y ago
I hope that the measure of whether something is good enough for the embedded space is not android. I have quite a few openwrt routers running with substantially less resources available to it than the worst android phones. I don't know

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