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by tmikaeld 4y ago
In short: A subscription service that lets you verify your account with a government ID, for $11.99/month/web or $14.99/month on iOS. Support included. If this removed ads, added more controls on what you see and what is shar
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Smallest packet flood size is like ~60 bytes, so ~16M req/s on a 1Gbit connection or ~166M req/s on 10 Gbit. But I'm sure most providers or ISPs would block such output - thus, why it's a DDOS.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Doesn't US businesses have legal insure to cover situations like this?
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Maybe it's a limitation of Displayport?
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
I don't doubt that you'll be able to cover it on the large whole, since only a fraction of users would parse JSON bodies that large, however, those heavy users will probably use a large portion of the resources. It's hard to
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
This looks great, reminds me of Yahoo pipes! However, are you sure that you can scale with only 5$ for the "unlimited" plan? I can imagine large bodies of JSON having to be parsed, could clog up quite a lot. Example: 33kb bodies,
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It seems to be too slow for our amount of updates, updates would need to rewrite the whole column.
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Thank you for that, I'll give it a go today!
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Hot tip, we experimented with running minisearch in RAM on cloudflare workers and it works excellent for up to 5MB of index due to it being under the 50ms CPU time. This means, 10M search requests for 5$. The only drawback is that it's
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Our index was aimed at handling 20 000 documents at total of 35MB of CSV, this would balloon into 0.7GB to 1GB of RAM and we expected at least 1000 of these indexes, which would require dedicated servers with 1TB of RAM. This was when Meili
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
My team tried to use Meilisearch for large datasets, unfortunately, it's impossible to plan the RAM usage. If you have very little searches, it consumed very little, but if you have a lot of search traffic, it may consume more than we
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
What is the practical application of such tech?
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Thanks, I'll try it!
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Too bad this can't be bought in Europe, the self-glowing stuff I've tried here (including tape) last only about a year, then it's useless.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
https://github.com/centrifugal/centrifugo (Server/Admin) https://github.com/centrifugal/centrifuge (Server core) https://github.com/centrifugal/centrifuge-js (Library) I
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
We also looked at using Cloudflare, but it was prohibitively expensive, because you pay for the duration of each "room" (Connection, depending on how you use it). https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/plat
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
The title may be towards piracy, but the real reason seems to be this: "It allows the Belarusian authorities to seize money, assets and property rights of foreign citizens and companies." Legally seizing assets from third party co
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Digital piracy against ‘unfriendly countries’ legalized in Belarus(tvpworld.com)
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Also, using r2 to host the images and a worker to proxy them, is allowed, with unlimited traffic and requests.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Then you'd take away the demand for such luxury items, they wouldn't be made, so who benefits?
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Wow, that's news to me, too bad they don't support high-fidelity audio, then I'd move there.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
You're right that we don't have enough information here, I've been reading a lot about it's theory and practicality throughout the years. There's also theories about ignition in parallell, by using multiple pellets.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
For one, it's theoretically impossible to make lasers 102 times more efficient, especially if you consider the current industrial efficiency of up to 20% (30% under special conditions). For example, the maximum efficiency of a laser is
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
I tested this one and a lot of others, including the Teslas and polestar 2. The Ionic 5 was the one i was most satisfied with, it’s really spacious, has excellent range, vehicle to grid and even camping mode. With the on-screen rear mirror
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
If only iTunes, Youtube, Spotify, Deezer and Tidal would let me block artists and genres I don't like and don't evert want to hear or listen to, I'd be happy.
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Lens, color and light distortion are caused by bending of lenses or bouncing of light, there have been attempts to resolve this by moving the entire screen at an angle to where the eyes would look. But such solutions are expensive and error
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
About the limited FOV, it can theoretically be increased up to 120◦. From the paper: "The implemented FOV of the wearable prototype was 22.8◦ diagonal, which is far smaller than commercially available VR/AR displays. However, the
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
Too bad this couldn’t be open sourced
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
How is abuse/spam handled? What prevents anyone from registering thousands of accounts and send messages to a single user until the account becomes unusable?
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by tmikaeld 4y ago
I have an HP Microserver Gen 10, average energy consumption is 35W. (4x HDDs) [0] And it's considered one of the most energy efficient. If you have one that's more efficient, it's probably running Raspberry Pi and SSD storage

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