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by toredash 7y ago
I did not say energy is more important than money.
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by toredash 7y ago
I think this post shows that indeed small things adds up. Energy might rise by using HTTP/2, but that's not the concerns of OP, they want to reduce their cost, not their energy footprint.
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by toredash 7y ago
HTTP/2 isn't used on the backend AFAIK, so the CPU usage isn't a concern I terms of increase load on e.g.e EC2
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by toredash 7y ago
I think it is a matter of risk. Would I risk a hiring a shoplifter in my store? Yes. Would I let a person who commited fraud to work with money ? Yes. What they do isn't something that could not be "repaired". Buy you raise v
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by toredash 7y ago
Would you say the same thing if a former convict of child abuse wanted to work closely with your kinds in school, sports or other arenas? I for sure would not be happy with it. Certain things are not a right to have, e.g. driving license or
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by toredash 7y ago
This is also why "endless scaling" is a fud. At some point or some level, there is either a physical, soft, standard or some kind of limit
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by toredash 7y ago
This is what you need to know: "Not all flows of traffic are tracked. If a security group rule permits TCP or UDP flows for all traffic (0.0.0.0/0) and there is a corresponding rule in the other direction that permits all response
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by toredash 7y ago
> Docker is the Myspace of container engines. It's stupidly unreliable, at least on MacOs. I've resorted to running system prune every week or so to keep it from getting totally out of control. Well Docker for Mac is really jus
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by toredash 7y ago
> I'm facepalming because he literally went through all the effort to replace Docker without fixing the underlying problem which is his script. Well, he didn't say that the reoccurring problem came back, so maybe it was Docker
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by toredash 7y ago
And by caching it you will reduce traffic to origin.
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by toredash 7y ago
My main beef with PHP is performance at scale. Doing 100.000+ req/s, the memory footprint for PHP is ... annoying.
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by toredash 8y ago
Could just point to an IP directly as well. That could be blacklisted as well but in today's tech stack it is really easy to change variables so that a block would have a short term effect on the client.
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by toredash 8y ago
Quiz for instance with a leaderboard or prizing. Let say you publish an Quiz to 1 mill users. Everyone response and you store the responses centrally. Now you send out an aggregated view of the results (e.g. % answered A). Now, you want to
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by toredash 8y ago
Agree on the hard part. Fan out models like this with the same content is "easy". Getting unique content to specific users in an efficient way, in scale of 100.000 users plus, that's hard.
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by toredash 8y ago
Parsec (or similar) will be my go-to gaming rig once my current rig isn't good enough anymore. How is the experience with online gaming? Is it possible or is the increase in latency to much for e.g. FPS?
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by toredash 8y ago
Correct
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by toredash 8y ago
Depends on the box. Per core performance is probably your metric there if the app can utilize multiple cores.
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by toredash 8y ago
I'm 33 now. Ill come back in 20Y time. I don't believe I've encountered my hardest challenge yet
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by toredash 8y ago
As a so-called "long cert taker", I would expect you to be able to write the name right: Red Hat
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by toredash 8y ago
There is a limit of you have a Security Group attached with a rule that is -not- 0.0.0.0/0. So for anything that is public / heavy utilized, the recommendation is to open the service up to 0.0.0.0/0.
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by toredash 8y ago
I'm surprised that I haven't seen more of this announcement in my media streams. I'm not a big fan of Jenkins, I find it overly complex and a Swiss army knife. When you can do anything, you often end up with poor implementati
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by toredash 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'll look into headspin. I'm not into mobile performance or testing so not sure how I would automate and log the performance on different devices. Honestly I'm not sure what tools I would use on the d
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by toredash 8y ago
How do you this testing? Any public service?
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by toredash 8y ago
I get the performance issue but I'm more concerned about data integrity. I did a quick lookup in the MySQL docs ( https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/disk-issues.html ) and was surprised that this
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by toredash 8y ago
Isn't running databases on NFS, really bad?
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by toredash 8y ago
You write that as to indicate it is easy do. It's more than "a multimaster db" to Netflix, it's CDNs, authentication, logging, security...
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by toredash 8y ago
A comparison to helm would be nice
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by toredash 8y ago
Mostly?
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by toredash 9y ago
Source?
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by toredash 9y ago
Ah yes, teengers with a car. That's smart.

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