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/* Work for a Media Company */ We're looking to move one of our sites off Akamai mostly for costs reasons. Fastly configuration in Varnish VCL - Senior Engineers from my company highly rate Varnish as a cache software so Fast
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Pretty interesting discussion. Working in IT and being surrounded by technology means that it's hard to stop 'working' per se. Coding on the weekend for side projects/hobbies while balancing actual 'work' means
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We did a Snowball transfer of 150TB (mostly media files) from our on prem DC. Cost is one thing we really failed to plan on. You're charged per day you have the snowball (in our case 3 for 2 separate DCs). During the transfer, the AWS
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Explosion as in a nuclear one? Really isn't possible. The fissile material isn't pure enough. I believe graphite rods are used as the safety to capture the neutrons in a nuclear fission reactor and effectively kill off the reactio
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My point was addressing that he was incorrect about what an 'intranet' is. Read between the lines. You're right that they do mass state surveillance though.
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Oh god first line of Wikipedia reads: 'An intranet is a private network accessible only to an organization's staff.' Please tell me how www.baidu.com is only accessible within China.
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No it's not an intranet. Chinese people still connect to the internet. They've got a firewall around their whole country, not unlike any firewall a corporation might put up to prevent their employees from accessing content the com
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Incredible uninteresting and irrelevant. Doesn't deserve to be on HN. If a hair falls off my body and onto the ground, does it count as littering?
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if you've got an app that constantly uses more memory then it's either a memory leak or poor tuning which results in that. An app without a CPU limit can completely consume the hosts CPU and take down everything else on that node.
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<disclaimer>i don't own a tesla</disclaimer> Wow. No-one pointed out that they strategically need to force people off their super-charging network. Raising the prices and removing the 'free' for their early a
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8y ago
Great tool with a great name. Anyone who doesn't like it is an idiot :P
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key take away that isn't mentioned in the article: - Put resource limits on your pods.