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by tiernano 7y ago
maybe overkill, but i do that... got 7 servers in total around the world (2x London, 1x Frankfurt, 2 in Amsterdam, 1 in Ashburn and 1 in Dublin (Home)) and all (except home) have full routes with their upstream providers and a few IXes too.
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by tiernano 7y ago
It's 9000!
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by tiernano 7y ago
(faceplam) missed that! thanks!
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by tiernano 7y ago
it doesn't mention that... thats what confused me...
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by tiernano 7y ago
just on the note of tables, have you tried the table extraction and OCR on Microsoft Excel on iPhone? It may also be on Android, i just tried it on iPhone, and man! it works great!
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by tiernano 7y ago
unless i am having a hard time reading the text on the site, they all are $1500 for 1M images, but Amazon Textract, which has the second lowest average result, is "cheapest" compared to Azure Congnitive Services, which has the hig
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by tiernano 7y ago
the Guinness Factory ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinness_Brewery ) has a 9000 year lease... they pay IRL£45 per year for the lease... Not sure what that works out in Euro with inflation...
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by tiernano 7y ago
You can turn it on in the settings. I have it on a couple of servers.
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by tiernano 7y ago
and the 4gb ones are already sold out...
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by tiernano 7y ago
bastards! just bought 2 pi 3 model B+ a couple weeks back (still in their box too) and now this... Welp... back to ordering a few of these! man, thats some upgrade!
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by tiernano 7y ago
Holy grail stuff there. Would love that too.
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by tiernano 7y ago
Not sure I like this idea. I do like Krypt.co, cause the private key is stored on your phone in the Secure Enclave, and in the case of sharing, it's something related to the users public key being added and removed after use. This, I&#
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by tiernano 7y ago
Not directly, no, but stick Cloudflare in front and now you have a cdn that the storage is cheap and depending on tier you pick, cdn is free. Even the bandwidth from b2 to Cloudflare is free.
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by tiernano 7y ago
> which gives 1 Gb/s per 125 simultaneous users in this high-density area. That's not great, but it's also not awful. thats per satellite... wouldnt you, in theory, have access to multiple satellites? i though the theory
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by tiernano 7y ago
Yea. Ireland had the first one here in Europe. Went on an open day a few years back. Impressive bit of kit.
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by tiernano 7y ago
Ireland, non free satellite, sky: €72 per month for the pack I'm on.
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by tiernano 7y ago
I'm paying 70+ per month to sky alone. 240 a year is peanuts!
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by tiernano 7y ago
At the price of both of these services, am I the only one thinking "why not both"? It a LOT cheaper for both than standard cable or satellite (here in Europe anyway) and both would have stuff the other does not. Title sounds very
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by tiernano 7y ago
yea, wonder if using something like Tesla's battery thing that they deployed in Australia and the like would work here...
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by tiernano 7y ago
mobile phone numbers can receive both sms and calls, so a mobile number would work, but you are right. it seems (in Ireland anyway) that getting a mobile number for VoIP stuff is fairly hard... you would need physical SIM cards and hardware
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by tiernano 8y ago
I love this. I can see this being extended for cars, kids, car keys, etc. Would love this in Europe.
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by tiernano 8y ago
Might not be pleasant but guessing hitting something would be less pleasant...
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by tiernano 8y ago
Doesn't this stopping distance depend on the car? Said German cars have bigger breaks and bigger tyre surface and have been proven to stop quicker. Top Gear showed this often (Australian trip with the m6, Bentley and gtr) all stopping
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by tiernano 8y ago
It's solving apple having to rely on intel...
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by tiernano 8y ago
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes travelling down the highway...
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by tiernano 8y ago
Guessing my OS, they mean just like back when the web was taking over and the web was the os, taking over from Windows. In this case, you don't build specifically for Linux, but for Kubernetes and it can be deployed anywhere, including
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by tiernano 8y ago
Isn't android Linux based?
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by tiernano 8y ago
They have them queued. There has been a few were they went out too quick. But in this case, fuck. Knew it was going to happen one day, but still... fuck...
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by tiernano 8y ago
Have always wondered what it would take for an Apple, Microsoft or google (or Spotify with more money) to buy one of either the music big three or even movie studios? Apple certinaty has the money, as do google and Microsoft... would doing
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by tiernano 8y ago
interesting idea, but why would i use this over Twilio? yea, i know i would need to do some tweaking to Twilio to get it to do the same as this, but it would actually work out cheaper on their end, i think...

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