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aynsof
5y ago
Can you give any specifics on this?
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> There's been DDoS in the news lately, I'm surprised nobody has yet leveraged those bot nets to bankrupt orgs they don't like who use cloud autoscaling services. AWS Shield Advanced actually offers DDoS cost protection t
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An 'eggcorn' that always makes my eye twitch is 'bunker down'. To hunker down is to take a squat or crouch down on your heels. If I recall correctly, it comes from a similar root as 'haunches'. 'Bunker dow
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5y ago
(I'm Australian for the record.) Over the last few years I've moved away from that mindset that you outline. I was finding that a life of travel, hobbies, and low responsibility was becoming more hollow to me. And the world is a t
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5y ago
I agree on note taking. On putting your foot down - some bosses react really badly to that. I choose not to work for bosses like that anymore, but I'm in a position where I can do that. Not everyone is, though.
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Why aren't Americans rioting in the streets? I had a kid recently and the entire process of labour was free. We even stayed an extra couple of nights. We had a midwife with us the whole way through the pregnancy, and we still didn'
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I fully agree with this. I work with a lot of sales people, and this describes the best ones. They are also the best at running meetings. They never let a meeting end without clear actions and owners. It's quite impressive to watch - I
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I mean no disrespect to the maintainers, but am I the only one who doesn't find lists like this particularly useful? They're the kind of thing I used to bookmark, thinking that I'd come back to it at some point when I wanted
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5y ago
This looks really useful. Thank you for sharing!
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What an interesting question! As others have said, it's definitely a 'softening' of a request to make it more polite ('Go home' vs 'Would it be possible for you to go home?'). But I think there are some st
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Note that DX now supports MACsec in some locations/configurations: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2021/03/aws-direc...
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I've heard this captured concisely as 'Practice makes permanent'.
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Direct Connect isn't required from a cost perspective - ingress into AWS is free in all cases I can think of, but certainly in the case of S3 [0]. DX is useful when customers need assurances of bandwidth/throughput, or if they wan
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5y ago
The pricing would be prohibitive, I reckon. S3 on Outposts is $0.1/GB/mo, whereas the S3 single zone IA that OP is using as a baseline is $0.01/GB/mo - an order of magnitude less. (Prices are based on us-east-1.)
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5y ago
While I accept of course that there are government-owned systems that have uptime measured in years (decades?), I think that extrapolating that into an argument about the overall reliability of those systems falls into survivorship bias. Bu
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Do you think locally managed systems are immune to outages? Or that governments are capable of resourcing their teams sufficiently to do a better job at availability than Microsoft, Google, or Amazon?
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I don't believe that they think the rest of the world is idiotic. They just know that once they apply their thin veneer of spin, no-one is able to call them on their bullshit, and there'll be no consequences for their lies.
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6y ago
> + Google Chrome in 2008 : 10x quality-of-life since misbehaving websites crashing don't bring down all the other tabs in my browsing session like Firefox/Opera. Adding to this: just browser tabs themselves were a 10x improvem
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6y ago
Before you're allowed to interview candidates at Amazon, you have to complete a full-day course on how to interview. It covers the kinds of questions you should be asking, potential pitfalls, and what contributes to a hire/no hire
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6y ago
Google's search is appalling these days. If I search for three terms, I have to include "each" "of" "them" in quotation marks, or else Google assumes I didn't actually want to search for them. It'
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6y ago
Your guide single-handedly got me through network programming in C at university. This was back in the early 2000s. Thank you! And I'm so happy to see your guide still getting updated.
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I wouldn't typically nitpick grammar on this site, but I believe you're trying to demonstrate a point and I want to refute it. >> An average German sentence is probably 2 or 3 times longer than an English one, I think this h
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I'm curious to see what would happen in this case. Would DuckDuckGo or Bing get a boost that Google? Would Google struggle to recover that market share when it inevitably returned? Would public perception of Google take a dip, or would
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6y ago
That kind of timeline is incredible. Are you able to share anything about your development processes that enable this?
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Congratulations on the launch. This looks fantastic! AWS's release cadence is absolutely crazy - I can barely keep up with all the new releases. Are you planning on supporting all AWS services? If so, how are you planning on keeping up
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Thank you for writing this. I always found the Four Hour Work Week to be offensive to my values, but I couldn't effectively put my objection into words. This has captured exactly how I feel about it. I hope more people begin to follow
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Thanks for the reading. I'm checking it out now.
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Do you have evidence of the claim that mask mandates don't work? Not trolling - I'm genuinely interested. My understanding was that masks worked to reduce transmission.
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6y ago
Gremlin offers a chaos engineering service which I believe can be used across multiple clouds.
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6y ago
There's no tool that I'm aware of, but you could implement hard failures using SCPs. That will cause an error when the blocked API call is called. It won't, however, give you latency or any nuance in failure rates.
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