tmikaeld

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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Or like LinkedIn...
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
There's nothing wrong with vanity items, like any picture on the wall.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Wow, it's a long time since I saw a site without SSL. Probably want to add that, not only for avoiding the red key at the top but for performance reasons.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Not only that, but the OVH load balancer (API gateway) is enormously much cheaper at 2TB of traffic than AWS and they don't charge for the amount of requests.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Like others pointed out, this is probably the root shell of the cameras and not any system. See the partition names and ramdisk, typical for cameras.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
The virus engines are probably listing it because they check the Google malware listings.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
I'm sorry but Shopify has always been focused on profit and lock-in, which is why they don't allow tools that move customers away from the platform and will stop paying resellers (all) their recurring commission if you don't
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Used to be optional, so the client could require this or not. Yeah, if you take a job on Upwork, you'll never be able to do work with that freelancer off-site ever. It seems they actually enforce this too, I've read of many that&#
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
If the default is the downgrade, what have you lost if there's not upgrade path in the first place? nothing!
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Agreed, defaults are the norm and then the advanced settings are layered. Even so, explaining and showing the differences visually or with video is possible. I don't agree with treating people as babies when it comes to tech.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Then make it a users choice?
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
This doesn't seem super-advanced? Can anyone explain what makes this so special? Looking at the contents of the package (in the ads), it seems to be PHP files and some html/css/js files.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
It's not compatible with Cloudflare Workers afaik.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Video is really not allowed in the TOS for Cloudflare Workers either, see this discussion about the topic: https://community.cloudflare.com/t/cloudflare-workers-live-v...
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
They do NOT allow video or large files (+50MB) on the Free plan or even on the paid plans! You'll have to get an Enterprise account for that (it's no longer starting at $5K/mo, you can get custom accounts setup to match your
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
[DUPE] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25911809 Seriously, this puff piece is as bad as the EU suggestion for backdoors in Encryption - either it's fully private or it's not!
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Seems it has a modular storage back-end[0], the default uses a built-in storage engine local files with oCIS storage driver [1]. [0] https://owncloud.github.io/ocis/storage-backends/eos/ [1] "The default
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
It has more to do with maturity and reliability. Go has mature and fast standard libraries included in the language for web-related things like http, gateway/api, proxies and above all encryption. For rust, you'll need quite a lot
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Loading a KV does not take CPU time, however, loading a KV into a variable does parse the content of the KV which does consume CPU time. Which is why it takes a lot less CPU time to do streaming and even to some degree, a streaming parsing
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
It doesn't but it will have latency when loading in the KV keys for every non-cached request.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
I've also tried full-text-search in worker by pre-indexing the content, works very fast even with a JS engine - less than 5ms to make a search in 5MB of text. It runs out of CPU-time at 6MB of index though. There's someone that ma
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
I've also experimented with this, unfortunately the 50ms CPU time isn't enough for datasets larger than 1.5MB. And the wasm init add at least 100ms to each request even when "hot" in cache. Also, out of a cost perspectiv
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Little snitch does provide some special features, like choosing which network devices shall have which rules and connection maps which shows where each connection goes on a world-map. It also keeps watch on the amount of data each app uses.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
You'd just have to agree to the agreement to be tracked first. Though, GDPR stipulates that if it's a legal requirement for the service to work (which is the case) then it's not required to log visitor approval.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
There seems to be a lot of issues other than that. https://siasetup.info/concerns-about-sia-and-skynet "Sia hosts have always had questionable liability over what they store as hosts. These concerns are likely to ampli
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
That's an exciting read and it's hard to grasp the sheer numbers involved here, no wonder bandwidth is troublesome at these scales. Feels like this could eventually start a liberating movement for women across the country.
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
I've tested a few of these, even setup multiple VPSs to do load testing at distributed scale, but it's expensive and hard to orchestrate and tests take a lot of time to setup. Plus, we don't test often enough for it to make s
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
The main reason people choose AWS is orchestration ability and scaling, the cost is usually hidden in "free" tiers until you start to scale and it becomes visible. Bandwidth being one of the largest issues... The second is cost c
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
The team i worked with hosted simple solutions on VMs at first. But after a few years, the client requirements and features grew until our biggest problem became maintenance and upgrades. The sysop costs became higher than our earnings, so
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by tmikaeld 6y ago
Absolutely, highly scalable VMs are available for less than 2€/mo from providers like Hetzner and OVH (less at scale), with an included "global" redundant network. Does it make sense if your business idea is having thousands

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