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albasha

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  1. comment
    Comment #12024502

    Shut you pussy mouth, whore.

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    Comment #12024127

    And when the year is over, you'll be paying +$50/mo for your setup instead of $5.

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    Comment #12024122

    Precisely. Don't use RDS when you are just starting, for example.

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    Comment #12023844

    You are assuming a startup only needs 1 instance. For $10/mo you get 2 GB RAM at Linode, for example. AWS have beautiful ways to empty your pocket.

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    Comment #12023771

    Still, don't use AWS for your new startup. Move to it once you outgrow the offers from Linode and DigitalOcean. You'll save a ton of money.

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    Comment #12021303

    Everyone.

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    Comment #12019832

    Do like the nissan.com dude did. You have the domain and no one will ever take it from you. Tarnish their reputation is they are unethical.

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    Comment #12019428

    If you can generate enough bad publicity for them, they will.

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    Comment #12013094

    I am very jealous as a Django developer. They decided to keep Channels as a third-party package after all, maintained by a single guy :(

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    Comment #11903185

    Ah, another limiting abstraction layer to learn and to fight. Bash is plenty good.

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    Comment #11742235

    Which framework are you using for the said microservice?

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    Comment #11735289

    Well said. Also, what could be called perfect today is not necessarily "perfect" tomorrow. Example: other frameworks solve the problems at hand in a better way.

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    Comment #11734594

    Does it work with Django? If so, how?

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    Comment #11733595

    Natively. In most cases, faster than the phone version.

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    Comment #11726585

    I am not sure you two are idiots or just trolling. I am referring to the fact that the guy is trying to steal traffic.

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    Comment #11723692

    I am not sure they would appreciate that as at any moment when there will be traffic on slow.com you may change it to something else.

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    Comment #11718122

    Actually I used Netscape and many of its derivatives. That doesn't grant Microsoft a pass.

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    Comment #11717150

    I am suspecting the people down voting are too young and didn't experience IE6 hell.

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    Comment #11716231

    I tell you how. Posts like this claiming they are cutting-edge will enable to once again take control of browsers and once they are at the top, they will start playing their monopo…

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    Comment #11716015

    The ship has sailed, Microsoft. You had your chance and you held the Web back for a decade. Where would we be right now if you didn't hinder the progress. Nice try anyway.

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    Comment #11708674

    > The author deleted this Medium story

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    Comment #11708651

    He said exactly that about three times in his article.

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    Comment #11688347

    It's sad because it means Sublime dev isn't doing it out of love. Much like Microsoft.

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    Comment #11650715

    CloudFormation