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You have to plug in the cable somewhere. If the hardware where the x-connect is plugged in dies, has issues, has to be rebooted, etc. you have an issue and it's not like there were no CF issues ever.

Crazy that they were single homed.

Edit: After seeing the network diagram I have even more questions. What happens if CF is down? This all seems cobbled together and very prone to failures.

It's also super unnecessary to tweet like that. No one wins.

Maybe you should validate your idea first before incorporating?

Linode "gave up" with a 900M exit? How is that negative.

> Do you have an API?

Yes, I have an HTTP API that you can use to programmatically interact with me. The API is at heypi.com/api. You can find the documentation and examples at heypi.com/docs. The API allows you to create conversations, send and receive messages, and more. You can even integrate me with your own apps!

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Not true, lol. Returning 404s.

What if I want to visit the marketing page while being logged in?

This is super confusing.

Is it possible to have recurring payments with the QR pay solutions you mentioned? There are probably a lot of use cases, for example for a gym membership, etc.

Why are there Mullvad refugees?

Yes, but that's even crazier when the platform is basically messing with your posts and comments. That's not what a community is. They can generate content that fits their content strategy themselve then, this way they don't need users!

This is crazy! I like the following comment on kbin:

> I said it before and I say it again: if you have the patience to do so then make sure you overwrite your content with chatgpt generated content, as the future AI that will feed on your post HATE feeding on already AI generated stuff. It makes the AI diverge.

People should not be deleting their posts but actually just replacing them with random AI generated content. This will make Reddit a mess.

Your competitors have been acquired but you are funded by YC… so there is a high chance this will happen to you as well.

There isn’t much innovation happening since email is stable. I don’t want to design my emails in React, but I am probably not the target group since I am still running my own mail servers.

Edit: What I meant by "email is stable" is basically the way email is being sent and not email itself and the experience around it.

Well, we had pictures very quickly of the OVH fire. Google seems to be not very transparent on what is exactly happening...

I really liked the idea of RethinkDB back in the day but sadly had a lot of performance issues with it shortly before it was sunset, so it went off my radar. TIL that it's still updated and continues to thrive as an open source solution.

Lightsail is heavily throttled, so I wouldn't use it for anything "serious".

Ye, that would be funny...

Your online what? That name is super weird.

So let us know what is wrong and how a proper TCO calculation looks like. What's missing?

Twitter in general is very slow for me today

Non native speaker, but as far as I understand it not 50% of EC2 instances but instance types introduced are ARM based. Big difference :-)

Yes, I remember using Pidgin, awesome times.

Logout because of too many comments? What browser and OS are you using?

Any solution for CalDAV?

Are you still using a lot of bare metal servers? Or solely on GCP?

Any alternatives that support nested virtualization and has global locations?

What makes you think that Hetzner "seem" to be less reliable?

They will collapse sooner rather than later and the gov has to save them

Scare probably in the sense that performance goes up and some people will quit additionally. So the 7% becomes 10-15% by itself, without them having to pay a severance package.

For the 7% you have to look like you care, since you will be hiring in the future and probably with lower salaries. Mass layoffs are a good way to lower wages throughout the industry.

This can also be done with BGP. Anycast BGP for example is way better suited for this use-case.