QuinnyPig

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   by QuinnyPig 12d ago

   This is ridiculous. I love it.
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   by QuinnyPig 20d ago

   It was my first feedback for you. I’m still incensed.
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   by QuinnyPig 20d ago

   You might note who the customer quote is from.
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   by QuinnyPig 23d ago

   "Splunk that runs locally with a worse UX, but on balance doesn't eat all the resources you throw at it and doesn't charge you a kidney."
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   by QuinnyPig 1mo ago

   So they spun up two Managed NAT Gateways?
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   by QuinnyPig 1mo ago

   Man, what a ChatGPT coded article start to finish.
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   by QuinnyPig 1mo ago

   Oh dear. Lightsail instances are burstable t family instances. Of course performance is going to be variable; they're generally oversubscribed and subject to noisy neighbor workloads. It's not directly correlated with region.
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   by QuinnyPig 2mo ago

   Was this the day that gp3 EBS volumes came out by any chance?
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   by QuinnyPig 3mo ago

   I like how you don’t disclose it uses affiliate links. Real ethical of you.
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    by QuinnyPig 3mo ago

    I was really hoping this wouldn’t be AI slop. Alas…
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    by QuinnyPig 3mo ago

    If that's the case, I'm fairly confident that AWS will forgive the bill (I... have some experience with this), and the kid learns not to be a jackhole on the internet.
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    by QuinnyPig 4mo ago

    They acquired this last year. It’s been shipping since before then.
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    by QuinnyPig 4mo ago

    Vercel seems to be pulling it off. So does PlanetScale, albeit for databases only. But everything’s a database.
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    by QuinnyPig 4mo ago

    No kidding; t3 instances definitionally have variable performance.
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    by QuinnyPig 4mo ago

    You could probably see more if they used their own product.
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    by QuinnyPig 5mo ago

    If you really want to know where the data centers are, the local Uber drivers and pizza delivery folks are a great source.
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    by QuinnyPig 5mo ago

    Ignoring the AI slop, no surprise; t3 performance is definitionally inconsistent.
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    by QuinnyPig 5mo ago

    This 404s and I'm annoyed because this is very much in my wheelhouse of interest.
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    by QuinnyPig 6mo ago

    Looks like the site 404s?
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    by QuinnyPig 7mo ago

    You'd be surprised by how many industries are vulnerable to military strikes.
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    by QuinnyPig 7mo ago

    And how many regions is Cost Explorer in?
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    by QuinnyPig 7mo ago

    I always enjoy the color you add to these conversations. Thanks!
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    by QuinnyPig 8mo ago

    I like this!
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    by QuinnyPig 8mo ago

    That’ll cover a NAT Gateway.
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    by QuinnyPig 9mo ago

    Man, your behavior when you realize you got something wrong is something the rest of us can aspire to. This is one of the things I like the best about you.
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    by QuinnyPig 9mo ago

    I would love this. How can I help?
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    by QuinnyPig 9mo ago

    I can’t recall encountering a system in the last 15 years that didn’t have vim (or at least vi for esoteric things) on it.
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    by QuinnyPig 10mo ago

    Here’s my rundown: AWS because I know how it breaks, Google Cloud if you’re starting from scratch due to great DX, Oracle Cloud if you trust them to not go all Oracle with it someday since it’s solid tech, Azure if you spent Thanksgiving di
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    by QuinnyPig 10mo ago

    As much fun as dunking on Amazon for these things is, refunds via the credit card networks are always along this timeframe.
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    by QuinnyPig 11mo ago

    I think there’s a meaningful difference between “a ton of organizational knowledge has departed over the past few years” and “they let people go last week so now their site fell over.” And I object strongly to the mischaracterization of my