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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   Hi, Brock from surge.sh here. We are still figuring out our pricing. It kind of kills me to hear someone call surge too expensive. We worked hard to give surge a very legit free offering which is serving over 35k projects. Surge gives (curr
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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   `(ノಥ,_｣ಥ)ノ彡┻━┻`
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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   No one is suggesting compiling a giant project like wikipedia into a static site and deploying to surge. its about the web client being a static front-end that can be cached and run offline.
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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   The octocat is in reference to the example app but I can see the confusion.
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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   Brock from surge here. I would just like to clarify causes of our downtime because we like DigitalOcean very much and dont want people to have the wrong idea. In the 1 year we have been available we have had 3 incidences each for different
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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   Hi, Brock here from surge. We are having growing pains no question. We have learned lots about our system recently due to some of these incidences. Changes are underway to make the system more fault tolerant and resilient to attacks. Give u
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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   > compelled, coerced, or bullied A warrant?
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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   I'll disagree and say its cheaper, faster, and less risk to bug fix and add features if you only maintain one codebase.
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   by sintaxi 10y ago

   I thought bcrypt was a deliberately slow algorithm so it cant necessarily be brute forced.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Every situation is unique and every person is different. But I share my thoughts. - The right place is the one that helps you achieve your life goals. It sounds like you may be in the wrong place but that doesn't mean you should quit j
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Yuk.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    I for one welcome a trend of lightweight "everything you need" libraries. Really like where this is headed.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Can't they deny service without holding funds?
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    No, only used the open source library on my own.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    I for one am very grateful they are here to help. Should be a clear win for both sides.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    I think the reason Snowden calls it a game is because he feels the NSA isn't interested in finding out what actually happened. I think your right that Snowden was "testing the waters" and my guess is he came to the honest con
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Salvatore is a machine. Since 2012 Redis has been a main tool in my preverbal belt and it has always seemed to have forward momentum.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    because most people would just resubscribe after they see that their music no longer plays. Most people wouldn't go through the effort or even understand what happened.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Something like this probably doesn't happen without some things being lost in translation between departments however I think it is entirely plausible that this was done on purpose to create a higher dependency on the service. All it t
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    I tend to agree however its completely plausible the raising is used just to chase after new markets.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    > All that's changing is the medium. This is not a minor thing. The competitive landscape and barrier to entry is completely different on an open platform like the web.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Can you elaborate? How can you imagine this happening if it isn't deliberate?
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    You are vastly underestimating the strength and durability of an eagle. Eagles are birds of prey. They can fuck up wolves and goats both of which have significant characteristics to deal out damage themselves. I would guess an Eagle could t
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Conventional wisdom around owning a gas powered vehicle is to maintain it until either the engine or the transmission goes. The reason for this is not because engines and transmissions are unreliable its because they are insanely expensive
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Its great to see Michael Reynolds vindicated after originally losing his Architect license while developing these types of techniques in the 70s.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Yep, CSRF is a completely opt-in problem to have. There is pretty much zero (valid) reasons to need Cookies anymore. Although I agree this spec is an improvement. Its main purpose should be to make legacy systems more secure. The best cours
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Agreed. I think it is reasonable to say the patient is waiving their right to privacy when they are choosing to publicly criticize the work of the medical professional who's reputation matters a great deal. As long as the information b
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    True, but this would change in an instant if anti-consumer practices were used by Valve.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    This makes sense. The "internet" belongs alongside air, water, electricity etc. It's now a ubiquitous part of this world and in my books everyone has the right to access it without censorship or surveillance.
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    by sintaxi 10y ago

    Thanks for the props! For those who don't know https://surge.sh is single command static hosting serving over 28k projects.