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by rstupek 5y ago
That is true. But hope a drive by ddos doesn't pick you that day!
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by rstupek 5y ago
And are very cheap as well (relative to how expensive they used to be)
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by rstupek 5y ago
Roots is probably the most famous of them. Winds of War, and its sequel. The Thorn Birds. Lonesome Dove.
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by rstupek 5y ago
TV mini-series aren't a new thing though. They were all the rave in the 80s/early 90s but they stopped for some unknown reason.
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by rstupek 5y ago
Have you seen the entitlement some end users display towards developers? The vitriol hurled at them through twitter, etc?
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Ask HN: MongoDB is a re:Invent partner?
4 points by rstupek 5y ago|2 comments
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by rstupek 5y ago
So $800 a month would break the bank? I'm with you on wanting egress fees to be lower but 10TB isn't that much traffic
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by rstupek 5y ago
With reinvent coming up next week, we may not have heard the last of their response to lowering egress fees
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by rstupek 5y ago
It doesn't appear to be WP to me, no obvious WP html in the source code of the page
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by rstupek 5y ago
How much expertise do you need though? The minute you start installing plugins you're putting in a way to hack the site. WordPress core is pretty well examined for bugs at this point but the ecosystem is rife with security issues
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by rstupek 5y ago
Do you know if/when cloud flare will offer registration/ renewal through an api?
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by rstupek 5y ago
I think they're implying the site doesn't force you to reset your password more than once a year.
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by rstupek 5y ago
Now journalists don't go out and interview people for those reactions they just troll twitter and publish articles which are essentially multiple tweets.
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by rstupek 5y ago
Could one run caddy and serve their own TLS termination?
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by rstupek 5y ago
Or bots using ecommerce sites to test credit card validity for use elsewhere
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by rstupek 5y ago
Damned if they do, damned if they don't? Sounds to me like they listened and changed course.
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by rstupek 5y ago
And they got rid of the touch bar which everyone dumped heavily on
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by rstupek 5y ago
It was shown driving 4 external monitors
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by rstupek 5y ago
Looks like someone found the light switch and turned everything back on!
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by rstupek 5y ago
Yes same issue for me with 8.8.8.8, errors for everything but big domains.
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by rstupek 5y ago
Seeing the same thing with 8.8.8.8 name servers. Everything I query returns an error
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by rstupek 5y ago
AWS bandwidth is definitely over priced however the comparison to an unmetered colo isn't quite fair. What happens when that unmetered colo gets hit by a 100G ddos attack? Everything you have on it goes down?
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by rstupek 5y ago
I've used them and they're great just pricey
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by rstupek 5y ago
Why is Wix one of the two you initially support?
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by rstupek 5y ago
I own a tesla and agree with your points. The only thing to factor I. Is a standard outlet charge for a night might get you 50 miles of range
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by rstupek 5y ago
Aren't most apps on phones now free anyways? Can't remember the last time I bought an app on my phone
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by rstupek 5y ago
In order to get the energy credit on install of the geo system the install had to include a hot water heater as part of the install
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by rstupek 5y ago
Oh man I totally got hit by that and never did figure out being in rdp was the reason!
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by rstupek 5y ago
I've used slickedit for at least 20 years on windows. It's definitely a good editor as well
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by rstupek 5y ago
Professional cooks swear by carbon steel pans and they're surprisingly not that expensive.

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