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It's less common now, but for many years one of the more popular ways to DDOS someone was to trick a third party into sending them lots of data.

What are you talking about, I use the bitwarden extension in chrome and chrome never asks me to store a passkey, bitwarden does.

The overwhelming evidence is that this isn't true for the majority of users.

Just want to say thank you!! Screenhero was invaluable. Pop is pretty good, but open source is a game changer!

Russia has a permanent seat and an absolute veto on all UN Security Council actions.

I'm not sure I understand why? If you hosted plex on a vps, you'd still call it self-hosted. I don't see why using (a) fargate or (b) lambda or (c) cf workers changes the calculus here?

1984 is a tiny paperback that's very accessible and probably takes a couple hours to read?

What's rabl?

use cloudflare's r2, no egress fees

I guess the real question here is what happens if my service _does_ get attacked by a volumetric DDoS? Do you immediately stop advertising?

He runs a systemd-nspawnd container in a "small vm", so neither really?

Are there any competitive fabs in the US now? My understanding was no.

I feel like you can't describe something as m:n when it the m uses async/await and doesn't actually have a green thread?

Can you explain how you think Java does it more elegantly? That's a very surprising statement. Java didn't even do m:n threading until "Project Loom".

This guy is obviously long SpaceX