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by xref 9y ago
60 cases a year in the US, out of (quick Google) "In 2009 Americans consumed a total of 4.8 billion pounds of seafood." Sweet Mary! This is like the viral report of the kid who overdosed on caffeine a few weeks ago. And as someone
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by xref 9y ago
From my experience NATs and gateways are still required on GCP if you want your private subnet servers to be able to, say, yum update
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by xref 9y ago
> IBM, SAP and especially Cisco (the latter has special hooks in the networking stack in iOS, giving Cisco routers an edge). I assume you're talking about Apple's iOS, not Cisco's IOS? What special APIs does Cisco have in
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by xref 10y ago
That's an argument for amortization, not against it
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by xref 10y ago
I didn't realize you worked for Acquia, but I have used your Ansible DevOps repos on Github heavily, thank you for those! I would be interested in reading your take on this situation, but working for Acquia I guess you may not have com
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by xref 10y ago
Reminder that Codes of Conduct are mostly feel-good and not legally binding, and there is a big asterisk on all of them; * Unless we feel differently
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by xref 10y ago
Just to clarify, the whole db fits into 8gb of ram you're saying?
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by xref 10y ago
So could the AppEngine subdomain that Signal is using be DDoSed to make it timeout (or run up their bill fantastically high) when the domain fronted message is forwarded?
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by xref 10y ago
Could you expand on the Money Mustache comment? From what I can gather he currently makes quite a bit of income from putting his followers into bad products he promotes and advertises on his site, such as Geico (premiums going towards massi
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by xref 10y ago
"He’s “hoarding cash” on the chance he can buy stocks when prices dip, as he expects they will" That's called market timing, and it does. not. work. It doesn't work for professional traders, it doesn't work for algo
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by xref 10y ago
Holy hell, how did they manage to add more layers of complexity to their pricing? Thought if anything the automatic discounts of Google Cloud would influence AWS to simplify their model
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by xref 10y ago
Exactly! And how about all the flapping in languages; C, C++, Java, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, C#, Go, Swift and the list goes on and on. People are going way, waaayyy out of their way just so they wouldn't learn shell programmimg. Is l
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by xref 10y ago
In all the AWS workloads I've dealt with none was ever suited to spot instances
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by xref 11y ago
Curious decision, as lz4's terrible compression ratio burns you both in monthly storage fees, as well as Glacier (or other service) restore fees. Most of my backup set is pictures and compressed files, so maybe the lz4 decision was bec
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by xref 11y ago
This is what I'm worried about, PaaS lets you get going very quickly but if you succeed...well I haven't heard great stories about scaling out PaaS. The situation I'm in is our apps currently do low enough traffic to exist in
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by xref 11y ago
So I guess this article is suggesting mass migration to PaaS providers like Heroku and ElasticBeanstalk, where things are sufficiently abstracted that it won't be too big of a drain on developers time?
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by xref 11y ago
Wonder what people think of the advice in that article. If DO is a good provider for Tor, other security precautions to take, if the article is just a terrible idea? For one I thought I've heard people mention using port 443 or 80 inst
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How to run a Tor relay node for $10/mo(motherboard.vice.com)
2 points by xref 11y ago|2 comments
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by xref 11y ago
The author seems to have a solution to sell so that puts me on alert, but this is the only post I could find suggesting bastion hosts are not a good idea. This HN thread has a lot of back and forth on bastions vs VPNs: https://ne
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Is the Jump Box Obsolete?(radar.oreilly.com)
1 points by xref 11y ago|3 comments
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by xref 13y ago
Oh man, it looks like iOS threw up all over this redesign. What's the extra popout menu on the right for? it's all the same stuff from your navbar. And why are all the account management tools shoved in a tiny menu in the corner o