gnrl

What's the reason to avoid smart meters?

The decision is often inspired by two things A) how near impossible it is to migrate the sheer amount of services and code without breaking something. B) that often the needed performance is not needed is not having big jumps. So small but constant improvements are the way to go.

(D)irector and (M)anager. Director are Manager who manage Manager.

And then you feel it's not a waste of time to write a comment on an article you took 3sec to understand and skip?

You only get a public IP if you host in a public subnet. Should you deploy to a private subnet you wouldn't get a public ip

I disagree with your statement that bcash is manipulative language. I now understand where you are coming from after reading your posts but there is a community out there referring to bitcoin cash as bcash since its short and succinct and easy to speak.

Also might I suggest to reflect on your posts? The tone sounds quite angry and seems to stem from frustration which can lead to reading bad intent where is none.

I don't see any additional value of bcash over bitcoin. Eth and Monero I agree though, each of them bring fundamental values additionally to btc.

Does stripe not charge more than 1% itself? How does the math work out?

Do you have by any chance recorded this?

Well job ads are already the wrong approach. Go meet your local business in meetups, social gatherings, etc.

Try to add autoscaling. You shouldn't be doing it manual :-)

The line of code in that moment is read and "vetted". Same can be done for the dependency yes, but what happens if malicious code is injected later and you update your packages? Or like the leftpad disaster where the package was deleted?

There is many reasons why the copied one liner is better and many why the package manager is better.

Look into migadu. :-)