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margaretdouglas

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    Comment #42732918

    I force pushed over origin/master from a very not-up-to-date feature branch and don't have the remote history I overwrote fetched locally.

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    Comment #42406657

    Why does the most attractive male face appear suspiciously similar to Zuck?

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    Comment #42159100

    There was some blog post on HN the other day where someone said they don't do chaos monkey anymore... Even then, how do you chaos test a novel event ahead of time?

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    Comment #42159082

    Isn't the scale a bit different though? Surely this event was an order of magnitude more concurrent viewers than some NFL game.

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    Comment #42158991

    I wouldn't say it's a solved problem, how many other companies are pulling off those numbers? Isn't that the current record for concurrent streams? And wasn't it mostly to mobile d…

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    Comment #42158951

    Doesn't twitch almost fall over (other non-massive streams impacted) when anyone gets close to 4-5m concurrent viewers? I remember last time it happened everything started falling …

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    Comment #42154835

    Wasn't that the biggest concurrent stream ever?

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    Comment #42154822

    Has there ever been a 300m concurrent live stream? I thought Disney+ had the record at something like 60m.

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    Comment #39717722

    I made it about 20% before having a panic attack... formatting seems adversarial

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    Comment #36641113

    A misconfigured or naively implemented spice rack never provided an entry point to leverage your infrastructure to engage in illegal activity and resources at your expense.

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    Comment #31632331

    The issue is fundamentally that releasing a single game for a single fee yields linear growth, which is to say the amount your growing by is stagnant. Stagnant growth, to an invest…

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    Comment #31379609

    I wish more people would watch Dark. Horrendously underrated.

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    Comment #31379604

    The marketing material for the movie was absolute dog water. I agree with your position there, but wish you'd take other sources and allow them to add color to your reaction to som…

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    Comment #28898145

    I feel like I'd find this comment more humorous if it wasn't a parody of what is actually happening.

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    Comment #28898135

    The issue isn't that the testing is challenging. The ask here is Netflix covers all third-party Chrome plugins that manipulate the playback experience. Is it really Netflix's job t…

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    Comment #27291489

    > which happened to be on different channels because physics. So why do we see wars for who gets to stream Friends/Seinfeld/The Office/etc now? The networks don't own that content,…

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    Comment #27291415

    Why do you need cable/satellite if you're playing the a la carte game of streaming? I feel like the world where you have cable and streaming services is ending and you either live …

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    Comment #27291241

    What do you think cable networks were in the 90s? If you weren't paying a middle-man to aggregate them onto a single monopolized access point in your house you'd be paying NBC/ABC/…

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    Comment #27291129

    Cable providers were charging you $80/mo for commercial laden network aggregation. You cut that cord and complain when paying less for more content, without commercials, and is on …

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    Comment #25772008

    That's how Crew Dragon works, I wish Elon would apply that process to his cars.

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    Comment #25771944

    AWS is a suite of services. One of those is EC2, which is just virtual servers hosted by Amazon/AWS. A virtual server is no different than a physical server from the perspective of…

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    Comment #25731081

    Whataboutisms aren't an argumentative position.

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    Comment #25710722

    A private corporation is not the government, they can stop you from using their platform, not sending you to a "re-education camp".

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    Comment #25709085

    AWS is not infrastructure. It is a service for which there is competition, as well as the option of rolling your own. Telcoms are infrastructure because generally there is not comp…