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CtrlAltDelete51
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Comment #41750806
My concern is why does Matt care all of a sudden? The timing is … suspicious. Especially with the trademark dispute — this feels like Matt trying to shore up a defense or something…
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Comment #41684670
As some additional bit of data to interpret the way you will... I just found a Reddit ( https://www.reddit.com/r/Wordpress/comments/1fol35p/wordpres ...) thread that found several …
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Comment #41684569
I'm not involved in the WordPress ecosystem, but am an outsider looking in. I don't have all of the facts and am not a lawyer, so this is just my 2 cents. Quoting the referenced ar…
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Comment #41395277
Open source, again … for now.
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Comment #41103252
Cloudflare outsources its ticket triage to HN voting. The support experience described matches all of my experiences with CF support over the years.
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Comment #40525878
Congratulations on profitability, and I’m really excited to see the roadmap you shared.
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Comment #40482724
Almost, like … maybe one of the “protection” providers might have ways to suppress bad media? puts on tin foil hat and looks around nervously
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Comment #40482701
While the author could improve the narrative in his article, the historical issues with Cloudflare combined with, yet another one, paint a stark picture. Combine it with the storie…
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Comment #40261658
Side note: you contact form doesn’t work - do you have an email I send some questions over to?
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Comment #40261603
What kind of utilization percentages do you expect to be able to provide? Do you have any existing usage/ROI data?
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Comment #39855913
Flexibility for changes being reflected in realtime without needing to version PDFs. I use TripIt as the foundation for all of mine.
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Comment #39290162
While exciting to see, I’ve tried them a couple of times for different projects and unfortunately never had a good experience with them. It’s disappointing because their product li…
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SnapShooter Downtime Incident
Received the following email from them this morning. “ It has been brought to our attention that between December 28th and January 3rd, some customers encountered issues with backu…
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Comment #38255117
What is an “active request”?
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Comment #37170978
This is super interesting, but I have some questions. I’ve explored running @Edge for performance gains and overall improved user experiences, but always have struggled with servic…
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Comment #36618834
If they are running on AWS (which it looks like they are), they aren’t going to be able to undercut AWS. For a retail user who doesn’t want to commit to RIs or have enough volume f…
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Comment #36501412
You have a source for any of that? Speaking personally, everyone I’ve spoken to on the matter (myself included) have zero desire to return to a traditional office.
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Comment #36434530
Simplest thing to do is to confiscate the vehicles and levy fines large enough that its in the financial best interest of these companies to ensure that basic road safety situation…
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Comment #36421539
This looks really interesting, and something that could solve a semi-immediate pain point but I can’t find any data on the production plan other than the price. Is that information…
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Comment #36382040
To be fair, the amount of traffic we are talking about is not really that significant. GMP only allocating one core [1] for these requests and being frustrated that after so long t…
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Comment #36381328
^ So much this. From the assumption of malicious activity (which is a far leap given such a predictable pattern of calls), to bragging about “server-class hardware” and “great conn…