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by pavs 11y ago
Unless I am missing something. We have seen some major improvements and innovations in the browsing world from major competition even since Chrome entered the market. Your definition of innovation might be different, but both IE and Firefox
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by pavs 11y ago
Yes of course, the main traffic is youtube bw, which I think its 95% of the total traffic going through ggc nodes. But the don't have a breakdown of their traffic on GGC dashboard. We know it because we know our traffic before we had G
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by pavs 11y ago
I am sorry I cant get in to specifics. But Routing for GGC is controlled by Google, it is not out of ordinary for your google traffic to not come directly from the GGC node of you ISP. Any internal routing change by your ISP might also caus
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by pavs 11y ago
Yes its called GGC. https://peering.google.com/#/ We got ours delivered about 6 months ago. It usually works fine but once in a while google services will act up, but most of the time the issue is at ISP end because ev
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by pavs 11y ago
I use netteller, that does something similar, called virtual cards. Can create multiple cards and assign funds to each virtual card. Its not as smoothly done as this one, but same thing.
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by pavs 11y ago
I don't think the point was to for it to be useful, it was something fun to do.
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by pavs 11y ago
Siri, make me a facebook clone.
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by pavs 11y ago
N1 is the first desktop app I have used for email in more than 10 years and I love it.
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by pavs 11y ago
As someone else have mentioned most of these connections are progressive connection. Another thing to consider is their CDN usage. Facebook uses Akamai as their CDN of choice, most large to medium size telco/ ISP has their own Akamai C
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by pavs 11y ago
Anyone using this as a transparent forward proxy on a decent traffic (3-4gbps)? If so what kind of hardware needed to process 3-4 gbps tarffic?
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by pavs 11y ago
What does Tech breakthrough in this context means? And what tech breakthrough came from Facebook? Is something like HHVM considered a tech breakthrough? Automated self driving cars considered a tech breakthrough? (most probably)
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by pavs 11y ago
Amazing. If possible, can you please share a picture of the autographs?
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by pavs 11y ago
Even though I dnot use windows anymore, I have done this many many times with Windows Vista and Windows 7. It never took more than few hours. Even though few hours pretty freaking long. Taking couple of days doesn't sound like normal.
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by pavs 11y ago
Seriously, there has to be a better was to embed image.
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by pavs 11y ago
> On the other hand, one careless slip up... And how is it not the same for any other server side software? Most of the WP security issue is related to user not knowing what they are doing or third party plugin/theme. Wordpress vani
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by pavs 11y ago
nginx + varnish + cdn + pagespeed + php-apc. Most definately possible and you will still have 400+mb memory to spare on a 1gb server, avg cpu usage is at 30-40%. Done it for few clients myself.
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by pavs 11y ago
Dang, I always thought COC was bigger money maker than Candy Crush.
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by pavs 11y ago
Hey man, we should meet up. I am actually in bangladesh.
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by pavs 11y ago
Was hoping for a smokeping alternative. Looks nice like nload but not as useful as mtr. Mtr not only tells you the latency but also gives you the route and where exactly the loss is happening. (Minus the graph)
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by pavs 11y ago
> Big difference in the results. One makes me fat. The other makes me dead. Well both makes you dead, but at different rate...
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by pavs 11y ago
Wouldn't the latency depend on your location and the location of the server where its hosted? To answer your second question Teamviewer works good for us, we use it heavily in our office on linux desktops.
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by pavs 11y ago
Akamai is not only a good competitor, they are a monster in CDN market. If anything cloudfare might be considered somewhat of a competitor of akamai.
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by pavs 11y ago
He does have a good point though. According to the video, the problem is we are building more roads to fix our existing traffic problem but they too get filled up, but int he video it shows skyTran works by being hooked to a overhead infras
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by pavs 11y ago
whats SIX? We are at SEA (South East Asia) :) GGC's are everywhere, its relatively easy to get, other than proper business paperworks the onle requirement is to have decent bw, I think minimum 1gbps Google BW.
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by pavs 11y ago
I own a small ISP in SEA, Bandwidth from ggc is about 70% of our traffic (mostly youtube). While we don't have GGC ourselves yet, our upstream does and we have peering with them. Its amazing, how much of the actual "Internet"
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by pavs 11y ago
Those moving guys are very photogenic!
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by pavs 11y ago
Though interesting, most of the subs and comments by this bot (or dozens of bots) are gibberish and doesn't make any sense. But its fun to watch, I have been following its submissions for the last week or so. On a related note, does an
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by pavs 11y ago
Its a lot more than that I am sure. Considering its the 10th most visited site. Handling 1000s of comments per second (if not more), among other things, is no trivial thing. Their shadowbanning is the worst, I have an 8 year old account and
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by pavs 11y ago
Reddit still borks during peak hour, after all this years. But not as often as it used to. There was a huge discussion about reddit not implementing better moderation/spamming/vote-rigging and site wide feature tools that has been
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by pavs 11y ago
Google is deploying to cities where the admins are bending over backwards to accommodate google to come to their city.

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