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by workitout 11y ago
I'd agree, there was a great book called Deep C Secrets by Peter van der Linden. The book itself is not without errors but still provided some useful insights to things I didn't realize I was doing wrong back when I coded in C.
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by workitout 11y ago
Agree, it's a democratic republic which is unique. It blends and contrasts the best and worst of the two, historically acceptable methods of governing and keeps the two locked in a permanent struggle; with the inevitable hope that it s
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by workitout 11y ago
It's ironic how most of the "yeah me too" posts end up being AWS related.
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by workitout 11y ago
Don't lecture me.
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by workitout 11y ago
You signed an NDA and have done a full analysis of their code? Cool.
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by workitout 11y ago
Yeah it's not like ColdFusion powered web sites enabling billions of dollars in commerce and what with all other web development tools being free of security vulnerabilities and all.
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by workitout 11y ago
And of course your concern is pure as new fallen snow and you have no other motives.
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by workitout 11y ago
I remember back when I was in the valley, I'd go to a job interview and be pitched by one or more of the interviewers about side projects or equity only opportunities on the side. It happened more than once. That place is or was crazy
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by workitout 11y ago
I've tried a lot over the years, no one can compare to the VPS quality Linode provides is what I found.
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by workitout 11y ago
Unity, like it or not, is quite stable.
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by workitout 11y ago
I have run Ubuntu and RedHat on multiple hardware, Desktop, not just server, dozens of machines the past 10 years. Freezing on all those hardware combinations was never a problem. Crashing was absolutely never a problem.
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by workitout 11y ago
I have most OVH IP's blocked on my servers because I get too many hack attacks from VMs they are hosting for their customers.
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by workitout 11y ago
Given that the price calculators for Google Cloud, HP Cloud, Rackspace, etc are online, you can check for yourself. The key one is bandwidth cost for their services.
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by workitout 11y ago
And Google and AWS and Cloudflare and DigitalOcean and every other VPS provider.
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by workitout 11y ago
And yet after years on Linode they are still the best out of many I've tried the past 2 decades, weird how our experiences vary isn't it?
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by workitout 11y ago
So...Google can stop all DDOS's? Everyone should dump AWS, Linode, Cloudflare, etc. and go to Google for their VMs then.
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by workitout 11y ago
>> Assigning fault isn't productive. But as Linode customers, what are we to do? My trust in Linode's reliability is completely shot at this point. Then it will also be the same when you are at XYX ISP and they get DDOS&#x27
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by workitout 11y ago
Every point you make I can counter, I've been with them for years, have multiple VMs with them, find their support team fast, competent and courteous. DDOS is a problem for every ISP and every ISP customer.
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by workitout 11y ago
Who can handle this scale of an attack?
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Ask HN: Who is behind the Linode DDOS attacks?
25 points by workitout 11y ago|11 comments
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by workitout 11y ago
If they say it is a set of guidelines and not a guaranteed, deterministic, contractual architecture like SOAP and there are many ways to interpret the meaning of "restful"; do they pass your interview?
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by workitout 11y ago
>> there's still some appeal to being able to get what you want where you want it That implies most companies are willing to trust their business secrets to the cloud. That isn't what I see happening, not in medium sized bus
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by workitout 11y ago
I use both, how is LibreOffice slow?
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by workitout 11y ago
Thinking the same thing, I use vi for short scripts all the time but can't imagine doing anything more complex than that without the power of an IDE to assist with or even do the grunt work for me.
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by workitout 11y ago
The efforts of the EFF are to be lauded in this case.
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by workitout 11y ago
>> No longer would white men have to live near black men. Today's youth think the suburbs was about race now? It was about a lot of people don't actually like living in a concrete jungle, that was what it was about.
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IBM i Platform today [pdf](www-01.ibm.com)
1 points by workitout 11y ago|0 comments
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by workitout 11y ago
>> Which is not a fault of the Java language: trainwrecks (this->getThat()->getThose()-foreach(){ do stuff } is a general antipattern. While I agree with you, isn't that what the new streams in Java does? The map reduce com
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by workitout 11y ago
>> emergence of the rule of law made the modern economy as we know it possible The world has had laws since the beginning of man's time on this planet. What made the last 100-200 years different for the US and for the world has b
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by workitout 11y ago
That site rocks!

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