dc_gregory

(I think they meant the forms AWS puts up, which could have a "login and fill AWS account details" button to automatically fill the thing out).

Except for those really high shelves.

I think that would end up being quite space inefficient, as people tend to be > 3 time taller than they are wider.

In this context, I read "alternative viewpoint" as a polite way of saying "complete bullshit".

Does anyone know why this is exactly?

We had this issue on our sites for a short time; all in all, it was very effective at forcing a much higher business priority for the fix.

Presumption would be it's much harder to stop/start a freight train vs. a passenger train.

I use viscosity, which has the added benefit of allowing multiple VPN's (e.g. to multiple VPC's on AWS or w/e).

Unless happily married SW engineers with your search history whom mark dating sites as irrelevant are great for dating site conversions.

CPU limited; drop the res and the choppiness goes away (and check your browser's CPU usage, mine was eating several cores).

Gosh, the finish tone on my one goes for a solid minute or more. After the initial load, I was considering unsoldering the speaker until a search provided the secret key combination to turn the damn thing off.

Reads as $0.7 per thousand for me.

Probably makes it a bit complicated.

    revenue { amount: 8500, currency: 'USD' }
    periodic_revenue { interval: 'month', amount: revenue }

Then you can act on revenue amounts around the place, and only have to think/handle interval's if/when it's appropriate.

The current running joke is that the DDoS was not detected as all the traffic originated from inside of Australia, primarily via home connections.

Raise a ticket; I see no issues VPC => RDS endpoint at all. Might be something gone sideways in a layer you can't see.

Isn't Recaro primarily well known for their racing seats? Rather odd to see the company referenced for its baby seats, is that a local thing for you?

I feel like it simplifies workflow, site design etc; serving your content from several domains is a hack and a half. I can see your point for non-greenfield dev, can't say there is a large amount of motivation to switch it out (aside from new toys!!!).

Realistically, how many sites load those assets synchronously and how many sites need them loaded to provide the main functionality? Its a stretch to write off http/2 just for that!

It seems a bit unlikely that users doing 100 searches a day would also be the same set of users who worry about 12MB of data usage in a month.

For example, even in the Australian market (very low competition environment), 12MB of data via 4G is trivial.

Was ~ an hour before the status page indicated even the potential for a fault, and we were seeing solid errors the entire time.

Currently can't raise support tickets either, so left in the dark until they fix that...