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Looks like they rushed the release or didn't let the LLM proofread: "Öffne Apps von deinem Android-Smartphone auf deinem Latop – ohne Installation"

Such a nice Latop!

Cloudflare VPN is also not working.

This: "But like all bs startups Wiz will fade into irrelevancy 6 months after being acquire"

This is just sick.

What's missing a bit here is debugging and tuning for >100 Gbps throughput. Serving HTTP at that scale often requires kTLS because the first bottleneck that appears is memory bandwidth. Tools like AMD μProf are very helpful for debugging this. eBPF-based continuous profiling is also helpful to understand exactly what's happening in the kernel and user-space. But overall, a good read!

While the article provides guidance on utilizing standard software and services to construct a basic video upload platform, it lacks deeper insights into advanced scaling techniques.

Is there already a ChatGPT Plugin out to summarise blog posts?

tl/dr: "The key message in this text is a call for accountability following the decision to downgrade JeanHeyd Meneide from keynote speaker at RustConf due to disagreements with his blog post. The decision was perceived as disrespectful and cruel, lacking in appropriate organizational procedures. This has highlighted a larger systemic problem within the Rust organization and prompted the author's resignation. They call for a full investigation, a greater focus on accountability rather than diplomacy, protection of individuals from such unjust actions, and the implementation of safeguards to prevent similar incidents in the future."

same to my. actually only the summary of the history was from a different user. the content itself was mine.

All other streams are made with 11.5 - which is the official latest version.

I have reviewed the logs for our video CDN and out of 150,000 sessions, only 48 were identified to be using IPv6. These sessions were identified by the user-agent Roku/DVP-12.0 (12.0.0.xxxx-xx), indicating that the recent update to the operating system now supports IPv6.

This wasn't in Amsterdam?