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Comment · 11 days ago
*If you're large and have a constant, stable usage pattern it makes no sense.

Even for large companies, if you have somewhat stable usage most of the year, but periodically have usage spikes, cloud providers still remain super beneficial.

That's the whole selling point of cloud. Spins up the resources when you need them. Spin them down when you don't. Cloud thrives off companies spinning up resources and never spinning them down, even when they don't need them anymore.

Comment · 12 days ago
I'd love to do something like this, or use API keys, but I still don't understand how people justify the cost of using API keys vs. subscription.

I tested it once, I'm in on the 20x claude max ($200/month) and I either max my weekly limit every week or come really close. But it only took 2-3 days to hit $200 spend with api keys.

Comment · 1 month ago
I worked at HP in 2015 during it's split into Inc and HPE.

I then worked at FireEye during it's split.

Fun times.

Comment · 1 month ago
My first tech job was at HP, in 2015, started there just in time work and live through that split. That was a smoother one from what I hear but it was not a fun job to have at the time
Comment · 2 months ago
It is. Code snippets in the article are JavaScript as well, while only ever mentioning Java in the article
Comment · 2 months ago
Speak for yourself, I voted for exactly these policies.
Comment · 2 months ago
I stopped wearing my pixel watch as soon as fitbit air came out and I could put my real watch on again
Comment · 2 months ago
Businesses in America have an obligation to comply with law enforcement, and ultimately, follow the law themselves. I'm sorry if it hurts your feelings, but using an App that actively encourages people to interfere with investigations done by ANY law enforcement agency is not OK. What's next? You want a app that helps other criminals evade police after committing a crime? No shit an App like that is going to be taken down.
Comment · 2 months ago
So do I. Now get YT without ads on everything that's not a PC
Comment · 2 months ago
Reading comprehension? I don't see any ads with YT premium. That's the whole point. Plus you get YTM. Great that FF works for you (I also use FF), but I, nor my family sees any ads on any of our PCs, Phones, TVs etc. YT premium is stupid cheap for what it provides.
Comment · 2 months ago
Unbound uses DoH as the upstream provider. So in theory all my DNS traffic leaving my home network is always via DoH
Comment · 2 months ago
I'd rather have 100% of devices on my network have near 90% of all ads effectively ad blocked than deal with installing ad blockers on all possible clients. Sure, I use an ad blocker on my personal machine with firefox, but none of the phones besides mine does. None of the family that visits do. Barely any of my friends that come over do. None of the TVs and streaming devices and whatnot do. I am blocking more ads from ever reaching my network than the majority of people who only use browser based adblockers do.
Comment · 2 months ago
Sure, but have YT Premium for the family. Don't know how anyone can use YT without it. And it blocks 90% of ads, the rest are tolerable / go mostly unnoticed.
Comment · 2 months ago
Cant say I've ever heard any AI generated music on YTM before
Comment · 2 months ago
Running Unbound on my gateway with a curated adblock list. Easy setup, network-wide ad blocking on every device / browser.

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