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811.
European alternatives for digital products(european-alternatives.eu)
357 points by s_dev 5y ago|235 comments
812.
by s_dev 5y ago
Maybe you need something like Charles Proxy or Proxyman?
813.
by s_dev 5y ago
Why is his comment toxic?
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by s_dev 5y ago
>Abandon 100 random humans in the same jungle and they will build a town. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_of_the_Flies I'm not sure -- but I do think it would be interesting how that would turn out. Australi
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by s_dev 5y ago
No -- if they needed to they already would have migrated to a multi-region. If they don't need it -- they won't have. The reason is simple -- it's expensive as you say. I'm not a fanboi or evangelist of AWS either -- I d
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by s_dev 5y ago
>I wonder if AWS will make more or less money from these outages? There is no possibility that outages are good for AWS. Nor is there more money to be made from "publicity" of the outages.
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by s_dev 5y ago
>Amazon should notify you if the limit is changed. Again if a hacker was to access your AWS account with root this feature would be disabled and you would not be notified. Someone accessing your AWS is fundamentally the problem.
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by s_dev 5y ago
> the restaurant normally takes a cut of servers’ credit card tips to divvy among other employees This is the problem. Management should not handle tips -- it should be done among the workers themselves. Some places split the tips with t
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by s_dev 5y ago
If a hacker can access your AWS account? Does it matter -- what AWS limits were imposed? Those 'real' limits would have to be set by the card issuer. Not AWS. Otherwise trivial for hacker to change the limits.
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by s_dev 5y ago
>You can take it on bad faith It's smart politics -- I don't blame them but I don't trust the dashboard either. There's established patterns now of the AWS dashboard being useless. If I want to check if Amazon is down
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by s_dev 5y ago
Right -- I think I've misread OP as graceful fallback e.g. working offline. Rather than implement a dynamically switching backup in the event of AWS going down which is not trivial.
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by s_dev 5y ago
>The fun thing about these types of outages are seeing all of the people that depend upon these services with no graceful fallback. Whats a graceful fallback? Switching to another hosting service when AWS goes down? Wouldn't that pr
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by s_dev 5y ago
>I personally found the article very interesting, but I’m not sure it belongs here on HN. Nerds finding and discussing something intellectually interesting is literally the whole point of HN.
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by s_dev 5y ago
Paul Ford puts it much better himself: >Tilde.club is one cheap, unmodified Unix computer on the Internet. >That’s it. That’s all it is. It is no more than that. >If you look for more for it to be you will find nothing. The implic
825.
by s_dev 5y ago
Origins of Tilde Club: https://medium.com/message/tilde-club-i-had-a-couple-drinks-...
826.
by s_dev 5y ago
How does a YouTube 404 turn in to a working link? You don't control what You Tube displays on their 404.
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by s_dev 5y ago
>Free suggestion for a new startup. Not sure anything more than a browser extension would be needed.
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by s_dev 5y ago
So I just have to buy a US phone to evade detection from NSO? And why didn't that logic work for US State Dept phones? I'm honestly of the opinion there is nothing that NSO can say that isn't outright lying. This isn't a
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by s_dev 5y ago
https://support.apple.com/downloads/safari
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by s_dev 5y ago
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.economist.com%2Fch...
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by s_dev 5y ago
Really did think this was the unix command 'cat' being Turing complete which makes sense.
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by s_dev 5y ago
'One stop shop' is the polar opposite of 'do one thing really well'.
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by s_dev 5y ago
Was hoping for something like this: https://winxp.vercel.app/
834.
by s_dev 5y ago
Thats an off by one error which naturally is included in all CS laws.
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by s_dev 5y ago
You surely mean a dedicated Civ player perhaps.
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by s_dev 5y ago
Ireland -- I've never heard of such nonsense. You can't help a friend do illegal things -- certainly not illegal to help a friend.
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by s_dev 5y ago
A 2% chance of death is actually very high risk for most people. Obviously with a name like dontcare007 I'm sure you've a huge appetite for risk that others don't.
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by s_dev 5y ago
http://learnyouahaskell.com/chapters
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by s_dev 5y ago
Do you feel similar with artificially grown organs? Since they were never part of a real human?
840.
Study reveals scale of data-sharing from Android mobile phones(tcd.ie)
100 points by s_dev 5y ago|2 comments

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