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andriussev

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About andriussev

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    Comment #21606441

    I use the Wenger Carbon - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001LA57ZQ It's not the cheapest one but certainly not luxury. Has a nice padded slot for a laptop (I use a 15 inch laptop) an…

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    Comment #16486153

    It is quite nice. Not the best country but can't complain :) The internet services are not so great, compared to mainland EU. Mostly because it's an island, I guess. I pay ~30 euro…

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    Comment #16484998

    Personally, Malta is a great country but the political part is complicated and makes it hard to expect good but controversial change, ex: attempts to lower the number of cars on th…

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    Comment #14881113

    .. fun? Hehe.

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    Comment #14873389

    I use it daily, both at work and home. I would consider it the best tool for PHP development - powerful IDE, extendable with a plethora of plugins (composer, gulp, npm things; lara…

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    Comment #14855244

    For my projects I almost always use NewRelic (free works fine, unless something gets really wrong and more info is needed). Additionally, I use my own open-source application and w…

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    Comment #14847052

    I applied to Moonlight but never heard anything back, sadly (except for marketing emails). I suppose that either they have much more developers than contractors, they only work wit…

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    Comment #14791528

    I made https://sysplatter.com . I don't know how much other people's use cases it accomplishes but for me, I like a lot of customization of my statistics so it helps with my other …

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    Comment #14746016

    Oddly, just yesterday I published an article about multicore CPU performance of some providers (including DigitalOcean) and they now have made my tests almost obsolete. Luckily, my…

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    Comment #14745995

    Does not seem so (checked with a new droplet), which makes sense. The high CPU droplets have only 20GB of storage which would make any standard droplet, except the $5, inconvenient…

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    Comment #14695716

    As far as I remembered, this started when EU started forcing companies to pay VAT taxes depending on the customer's country. Maybe it was not worth the hassle? This seems to persis…

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    Comment #14559935

    Comparing, in Lithuania, nothing much has changed in regards to local prices but for EU, they actually still provide separate additional packages. The best one for internet seems t…

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    Comment #14559090

    If it included info on what to do with the WEAK ones, it would be much better. Sort of like the Google Pagespeed style.

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    Comment #14558222

    I am a developer, currently (for more than half a year) improving on the sysadmin side. If you would like someone who's not necessarily as experienced; I am sure I could help you. …

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    Comment #14523310

    Hey, hackernews! I've build sysplatter to accomodate my open source Golang tool server-seer ( https://github.com/andriussev/server-seer ), which basically runs any defined commands…

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    Comment #14520864

    While I do have an account on most of the social media portals - Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit - I am mostly a lurker and a very rare contributor (Instagram is a s…

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    Comment #14520832

    Is there a reason why you would not virtualize (use ESXi/Proxmox, etc) the server?

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    Comment #13681967

    Currently improving my postcard sending service - https://postbirdy.com . Which is not really something special, just a fairly basic, yet functional service with my attempt to try …

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    Comment #13679683

    Off and on for a few months. Nothing too extensive. The support seemed to be okay too, on the basic account (apparently, you can pay a monthly fee to have better support). Though, …

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    Comment #13679639

    Not as far as I used them. They don't support Paypal though, so you will need to add a credit card.

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    Comment #13679513

    They offer Atom processors (at least on the 2.99/mo VPS): link to tests: http://pastebin.com/raw/kfaF7Nas Pretty bad results compared to the resources offered. I'll just stop now :…

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    Comment #12424094

    I have been holding on to http://ampoll.com for a while. Technologically, it's there despite a couple of bugs but I've not touched it for over a year now and will probably scrap it…

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    Comment #11821047

    I do use an extension for Firefox (though, it's a WebExtension that I've built myself. I have not yet announced it anywhere (first time here!) because I'm still occasionally workin…