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by rowland66 6y ago
See my answer to WJW above. Yes, even in the face of network partition, but with system unavailability in the event of a network partition.
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by rowland66 6y ago
I think that you are misunderstanding the CAP theorem. The CAP theorem states that in the event of a network partition, a system can either be consistent or available, but not both. So a messaging system that provided exactly once message d
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by rowland66 6y ago
I think that you description of exactly once messaging is inaccurate > This is the holy grail of messaging, and also the fountain of a lot of snake-oil. Exactly once message delivery is quite possible with messaging systems that support
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by rowland66 6y ago
>> Besides, what are the other options? How about fund university research in related technology, reduce regulation that inhibits free enterprise, open financial markets to support capital formation, lower taxes on capital gains, enfo
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by rowland66 6y ago
Maybe I am just old because I had to Google what gaslighting meant, but as best I can tell getting gaslighted by your system architecture is really stretching the meaning of the term gaslighting to the point of absurdity.
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by rowland66 6y ago
Any idea how much of that 1.8% that issuing banks charge goes back to cardholders in the form of rewards and cash back?
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by rowland66 6y ago
Your list would be quite a bit more useful if you provided more of an explanation of what you SaaS does, and the volume of traffic it was supporting.
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by rowland66 6y ago
What you are describing here are SEPA direct debits. Many countries including the USA have a similar instrument. While it is free for the consumer from whom money is being collected, it is generally not free for the business that is collect