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adrienjarthon
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About adrienjarthon
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Comment #41138491
I am running another "hobbit software" (just discovered the term) for the past 12 years, and I 100% agree with Pēteri and everything he said in this blog post!
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Comment #38851791
Thank you
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Comment #38844407
Thanks for this feedback, I actually changed this because some of my clients complained of the opposite, that the link was a bit too "dim" and didn't look like the the obvious Call…
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Comment #38844366
I could but I don't want to, it's even more of a dark pattern and looks way too "spammish" IMO. I don't want my users to find this in their email and think that I'm trying to trick…
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Comment #38843689
100% agree, I also hate that I had to do this.
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Comment #38843653
Hi, Adrien here author of this article (and of updown.io). That is true and I actually hesited to write the article for this reason, because it could make the spammer life easier. …
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Comment #37221564
Very nice tip, works quite naturaly in many contexts. Although familiar with HSL I've never though a 180deg turn was going to fix colors.
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Comment #34772828
Quick update here: Vultr is still ignoring us, and Cloudflare said to one of my clients: "some IPv6 traffic from Vultr was being dropped by a DDoS mitigation system as we were rece…
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Comment #34767656
adrien from updown.io here. Sorry about this, I still don't have any answer or explanation from Vultr or CloudFlare at this point. Most likely cause IMO is that CloudFlare (acciden…
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Comment #31501878
In my case (updown.io), I use a "scheduler" process (one per machine) which runs the following loop: every 5 seconds it fetches the checks that needs to execute in the next 5 secon…
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Comment #21343492
That's pretty much it, my customers are people who have websites and want to be the first to know when there's an issue on it so they can fix it, in which case a SaaS solution is u…
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Comment #21343469
It is quite cheap indeed, I try to keep a fair pricing :)
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Comment #21335954
Thanks <3
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Comment #21335947
Probably half of the time (~2-3h per week) is spent answering questions/requests from clients or helping them diagnose downtime. I try to improve the product to make sure my client…
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Comment #21335779
Sounds great ;) let me know if you have any question.
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Comment #21335769
I kept only a small part, I sold most of them right away as there were already over-valued to me ^^
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Comment #21334764
Thanks Haha, less than 1% now that the trend is over, when I added it (2014) it was around 5%.
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Comment #21333858
I run https://updown.io since 2012, a website monitoring service I created. I'm working about 5-10 hours per week on it. It makes about $6,000 per month and is still growing linear…
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Comment #17053397
Thank you <3
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Comment #15295569
Yeah for a DNS server returning wrong results is basically a downtime to me
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Comment #15294710
Indeed I noticed the same issue for my customers using .io domains (and me unfortunately): https://twitter.com/updownio/status/910508435720065024 Seems to be getting better now. Hi…
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Comment #13345865
Yes indeed, that's what I noticed too and if I can do it with existing sources, just presenting them in a cleaner way that's definitely what I will do. I don't want to re-invent th…
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Comment #13344527
Oh sweet, thanks a lot benzimmer & kirankn!
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Comment #13344441
Yes, I already had a quick look and there's a lot of interesting stuff here, I'll definitely need it. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Can you help me monitor the Internet?
Hi, I want to build a service monitoring the Internet and I need your help to build the best tool possible. Below is a rough idea of what I have in mind, please comment with any id…