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DigitalOcean, GCP, Hertzner, Raspberrypi

It’s trunk driven because there aren’t some long lived branches like ‘dev’ and ‘staging’ or ‘release-xx’

Feature flags can be used to gate features until they are ready, but all code is committed to trunk and is deployed to prod mostly continuously.

That’s exactly what Scaleway offers.

You always need a break glass solution for these kind of events, SaaS or self-hosted, something will break at an inopportune time and you need to be able to move forward.

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Because they scale to more than one node is a very important feature.

1.1.1.2 is correct, see this blogpost:

https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-1-1-1-1-for-families...

A demo would be nice :)

Please consider adding another means of payment besides PayPal. I’d buy this in an instant if I could use Stripe/Apple Pay/Anything but Paypal.

Distroless works well. Still no shell, but comes with “what’s usually missing in scratch”.

How are they conflicting?

Mining pools split profits according to each participants contributions (~= hashrate)

Leak

And merchant add 2% to their base price which amounts to everyone not using a credit card “subsidizing” the benefits to all credit card users.

> In computer science, marshalling or marshaling (US spelling) is the process of transforming the memory representation of an object into a data format suitable for storage or transmission

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshalling_(computer_scienc...

Marshaling is serializing.

Recommendations.

This is not going to end well.

They are loaded at boot an executed for each matching requests.

Mullvad

I found it a bit easier to start with voxels:

https://ephtracy.github.io/

That’s probably the way to go. Easy provisioning/scaling/backup based on RDS or equivalent.

This is a fantastic write-up. Worth a read even if you don’t care about CRDTs.

Don’t let any of these comments take away from how great this is, _especially_ with the in-depth blog post.

Heroku is only available in EU and US east. Latency from Australia is somewhat unavoidable. You can maybe reduce it by using Cloudflare or similar to terminate TLS as close to your users as possible.

Backup to s3 every N hours sounds like a good trade off.

curl -i (lowercase) prints the headers as well as the response body without the verbosity of -v

I thought this was the kind of government actions that Cryptocurrencies were supposed to absolve us from.

> Made with by a Blockchain Expert who wrote like 100 lines of Solidity in 2017 (which didn't work)

This made me chuckle.