Polyisoprene

Still got my iPhone 3G and it’s suprisingly fast with iOS 4. Had to downgrade though to get back some performance

Bitcoin-mining

I wouldn't call protecting my computer and data being shitty attitude. OS developers need to realize that secure is not something they can compromise on going forward.

Seems most os developers don’t care about the users and only about their maintenance and adoption cost.

I WANT my computer and files protected by software written in a safe way using safe languages. I don’t care about the compile time of grep, I stopped caring about that kind of dick measurement competitions a long time ago.

Give me a safe, open operating system and I’m willing to trade Posix compatibility and compile speed.

Python 3 killed Python? Feels like the Perl story again, lack of backwards compatibility or "next version will be perfect" killed the language. And people still complain about Java, C# and others being too slow to deprecate old apis.

Managing ALB outside of k8s works pretty well if you don't deploy new services that often. Map ALB to the ASG and do host/path routing.

For searches containing multiple words, code or error messages I resort to google as ddg doesn't find the relevant pages. Other than that it's a lot better than before.

Except the EFS is really slow with small amounts of data and you collect/burn credits based on throughput so small amounts of data and load means you will probably be better of with a tape drive.

For a 10 GiB EFS drive you get a base throughput of 0.5 MiB/s and can burst up to 100 MiB/s for 7 minutes per day