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StackBlitz announces split-second static deploys for Firebase(medium.com)
2 points by raiyu 8y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 8y ago
Just making sure to reply to each person that raised a concern. There is a lot of fraud that comes into every single cloud provider as root access to a virtual server can be used for a lot of malicious activity. As a result every cloud prov
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by raiyu 8y ago
We have an entire fraud and safety team whose sole purpose is to deal with these situations. Every account that is flagged is notified. Every account is communicated with and there are always replies sent. Unless a droplet is actively being
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by raiyu 8y ago
As anyone who runs a service that provides full root access to servers understands there is a tremendous amount of opportunity for potential abuse. It becomes a game of cat and mouse to catch the abusers and prevent them from creating numer
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by raiyu 8y ago
Depending on which items are flagged the account is put into a locked state, which means that access is limited. However, the droplets for that account and other services are not affected at all. The account is also notified about the actio
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Cloudflare reportedly gearing up for a $3.5B IPO next year(techcrunch.com)
1 points by raiyu 8y ago|0 comments
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Continuous Integration and Deployment with Gitlab, Docker-Compose, DigitalOcean(medium.com)
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Netlify raises $30MM series B(techcrunch.com)
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DigitalOcean Spaces Now with Built-In CDN at No Extra Cost(blog.digitalocean.com)
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by raiyu 8y ago
DHCP is used for network configuration.
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DigitalOcean rolls out private networking isolation across all Datacenters(digitalocean.com)
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by raiyu 8y ago
Having used Dropbox and then switched to Google Drive, what had me coming back to Dropbox was how much Dropbox is used for sharing than Google drive. Because of the rapid growth of Dropbox specifically in regards to sharing it's still
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Coinbase opens its crypto index fund to accredited U.S. investors(techcrunch.com)
110 points by raiyu 8y ago|84 comments
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Deploying a Multi-Region Docker Registry to Improve Performance(blog.digitalocean.com)
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DigitalOcean launches performance improvements to block storage(blog.digitalocean.com)
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by raiyu 8y ago
I think salaries for football coaches is the one area where they aren't having issues because they get direct revenue from their sports teams in terms of ticket sales, merchandise sales, and TV rights. If the teams do better, all of th
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by raiyu 8y ago
The main idea is that Congress can decide if it is legal or not, but to say it's illegal everywhere except for Nevada makes it a non-federal statute as they are arbitrarily deciding that some state gets an exception, making it non cons
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DigitalOcean Appoints Amy Butte to Its Board of Directors(digitalocean.com)
1 points by raiyu 9y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 9y ago
I think people are confusing lock in with lack of choice. Any network platform is creating lock in through network effects and your data that is stored there is also creating some amount of lock in. You could choose to abandon that network
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$5 VPS Showdown Apr 2018 – DigitalOcean vs. Linode vs. Vultr West Coast Edition(joshtronic.com)
3 points by raiyu 9y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 9y ago
It's basically an automated recurring billing service that you can use whether you run a static monthly subscription service ($9/mo per user), or if you are using a metered approach, such as $0.02 cents per SMS, and then do that o
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by raiyu 9y ago
Well technically speaking, you kind of pointed out yourself how the mother is sort of an unfit parent. Parenting is to provide for the child, not just emotionally, which I'm sure this mother does a tremendous job of, given how much she
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by raiyu 9y ago
It's obvious that Mark values his privacy. There are numerous articles about the lengths he goes to secure his physical privacy at pretty much every single residence that he owns. To have a business model that operates completely oppos
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by raiyu 9y ago
Very clickbait headline. The leadership change was done because of a toxic culture that led to a lot of bad behavior, which is why new leadership was brought on board. The title would imply that this leadership change hasn't changed th
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by raiyu 9y ago
It's true that many companies come back from scandal but it really depends on the impact to the bottom line. Chipotle had tremendous negative press years ago from food poisoning issues and hasn't recovered since. Even though the n
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by raiyu 9y ago
Actually you are a bit mistaken. The larger the provider is the more they are able to negotiate a lower rate from transit providers. The larger a provider is the more peering they get which reduces the total amount of bandwidth they pay for
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by raiyu 9y ago
Raising two billion dollars without having a product in the market is a huge red flag. Most major break throughs started from a very specific problem, that was addressed, got some market traction, and then refined over time. Large up front
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by raiyu 9y ago
Latest available numbers, $4.99 billion in revenue for 2017, but with a loss of $1.5 billion for the year. As expected the highest cost is paying music publishers. So while the revenue and user growth is tremendous, it's hard to see ho
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by raiyu 9y ago
They are the exception for sure, but their platform also supports a tremendous amount of video and that's the real killer for them. This is the same problem that youtube had, video just consumes many times more bandwidth than doing a s
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by raiyu 9y ago
For starters I would separate them out. Paid I would consider traditional forms of advertising and marketing such as TV, FB, Google, ads, etc. Organic or community driven advertising has it's costs as well but I would separate that out

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