shampster

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   by shampster 2y ago

   I'm just nit picking, but all your email on one end at least is probably going to end up to a google system anyway lol.
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   by shampster 5y ago

   Depends on the criticality of the service. I mean you're right about adding complexity. But sometimes you can just take your really critical services and make sure it can completely withstand any one cloud provider outage.
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   by shampster 8y ago

   I'd do 56kbps download, 48kps upload, at 100ms. Still loads this comments page fairly fast!
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   by shampster 8y ago

   anyone remember the blog from the late 90s or maybe early 00s who just ripped apart every bespoke captcha that existed on major web sites? It was really entertaining/interesting/informative to me at the time. Can't find it
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   by shampster 8y ago

   I've got only 2 shortcuts I use all the time. 'r' = rsync -vrlHpogDtSx --numeric-ids --progress And a small python script '2' that allows me to ssh into any system within 4-6 keystrokes (even doing tty tricks to not
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   by shampster 9y ago

   "double opt-in" is a term I'm used to hearing in a pejorative way from the pro-spam side. The anti-spam side calls it "confirmed opt-in" which I think is a more accurate description.
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   by shampster 9y ago

   I was so excited before I realized this wouldn't terminate http(s) traffic. An IP anycast based load balancer ALB would be nice.