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by tscs37 10y ago
The problem on Ethereum is not that it's limited, the EVM is capable of handling it. The problem here is that there is a cap of how much gas[1] a block may consume which is the moving average of consumed gas plus some extra. A few cont
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by tscs37 10y ago
If you want scaling, NodeJS is probably not the best choice. Even tho it may be based of replication in a cluster, Go and most HTTP Framework it uses are trimmed for microservice clustering, concurrency and safety. The standard library alre
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by tscs37 10y ago
SSL/TLS is bloated but that's not a reason not to use it. Rather it's a reason we need some TLSv2 that just removes the crap and focuses only on three encryption/authentication modes: * Desktop: High throughput, lots o
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by tscs37 10y ago
JSON is best when it's solely used for serialization (or config files). Using it deep into the project makes no sense, the first step in handling JSON should always be to code it into native data structures.
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by tscs37 10y ago
11MBps for 8$ a month... My ISP is ripping me off! In all seriousness, this is amazing. Once again it proves that nobody should underestimate the bandwidth of a van full of harddrives speeding down the highway... or in this case Cubans exch
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by tscs37 10y ago
I slightly disagree with the author. Wildcard certs are widely misused, but sometimes they are useful. If a site like Tumblr contacted the LE servers each time someone starts up a blog, the LE servers would most likely go belly up way to fa