ti_ranger

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by ti_ranger 8y ago
> I don't really consider it an option for trying to get a kid interested in programming or robotics, because I'd feel pretty chapped about hundreds of dollars down the drain if they didn't end up taking to it. The OP didn
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by ti_ranger 8y ago
> We host DNS at AWS, but servers in GCP. Should we use AWS's automatic DNS failover feature to cover for such a case? Well, I would avoid any of GCP's 'Global' features, they are an availability risk. AWS's appr
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by ti_ranger 8y ago
> AWS doesn't have a comparable service to the global version of GCP's load balancer service Intentionally, because then customers relying on a service like this, would have regular global outages. This is the 3rd global outage
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by ti_ranger 8y ago
> Any load balancer is always a single point of failure. Yes, but Google takes this to another level, all their load balancers are one single giant point of failure. > This is why lots of folks go multi-cloud. Or, just use AWS, where
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by ti_ranger 8y ago
> Whatever GCP has is rock-solid and often superior to AWS. A number of global outages in various network-related APIs or features on GCP in the past year says otherwise. I don't think there has been any global or even multi-r
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by ti_ranger 8y ago
"--> So why isn't this article about the Guptas? Shouldn't the headline be: "Indian-South African Gupta family swindles South Africa yet again?"" 1)A corrupt transaction requires the cooperation of at least
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by ti_ranger 8y ago
> I deployed a dual ipv4 + ipv6 stack on my home lan a few years ago. I got myself a /48 from hurricane electric, and did everything like it's in the book: SLAAC for subnets, fixed addresses on servers, every device had a publi
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by ti_ranger 8y ago
> Which basically means, that all the people who hated the buyin from Microsoft are becoming part of the Google ad data warehouse? Really? If you think that running your customer-facing web app on a certain cloud provider means that prov
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by ti_ranger 8y ago
But, AWS already launched a 3rd AZ in January: https://www.computerweekly.com/news/252433676/AWS-opens-thir... For example, Aurora is now available in Singapore: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws&#x
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by ti_ranger 9y ago
It's been illegal to use municipal water in pools for a few months now. Most municipal swimming pools are closed. Before that (around March 2017), you were only allowed to do so if you had a 'pool blanket', which makes a huge
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by ti_ranger 9y ago
Sure, if you're happy with global outages. https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/compute/17003 - On Monday 30 January 2017, newly created Google Compute Engine instances, Cloud VPNs and network load balanc