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LusoTycoon · on Nov 20, 2018

48 laws of power

chapter names already give you some pointers

_1oc4 · on Nov 20, 2018

Yes. This book ^ I look at it as a guide for power to not be used against you. This book has greatly improved my life.

LusoTycoon · on June 23, 2018

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres...

The property is used to ensure the CDN is serving legit content that has not been tampered with.

NVRM · on June 23, 2018

What about your internet provider and belongers. Also sorry but nothing is free in our world. Mostly if it involve servers.

LusoTycoon · on June 12, 2018

still seeing it

LusoTycoon · on June 12, 2018

yes please

LusoTycoon · on April 23, 2018

That money gets you a good life anywhere, except for US and some big capitals/tech cities.

LusoTycoon · on March 14, 2018

https://www.sqlite.org/consortium.html

https://www.cnet.com/news/adobe-funds-sqlite-database/

distances · on March 15, 2018

> Consortium members can call any developer at any time, day or night, and expect to get their full and immediate attention

I wonder how this works. For sure even the most dedicated developers will every now and then be on a holiday / concert / drunk.

LusoTycoon · on Feb 21, 2018

Why the viewer request latency? 50ms kind of defeats its purpose

jalk · on Feb 21, 2018

I believe that lambda CPU goes hand in hand with memory. Your lambda@edge function will only deploy with 128mb of ram allocated and hence get very little CPU. 50ms is not low-latency in my book either. See https://serverless.zone/my-accidental-3-5x-speed-increase-of...

jdudek · on Feb 21, 2018

Hey, blog post author here.

Good question. We just tested with ab (ApacheBench) and consistently observed the difference between Lambda enabled and disabled. We wanted to be sure this system does not incur any significant overhead and that’s why we made sure to only run the Lambda when it is needed.

We hope to see Amazon improving this, as there can be use cases for Lambda@Edge where you can’t restrict URLs so easily.

LusoTycoon · on Feb 15, 2018

How about performance? How much time to read from the database?

LusoTycoon · on Dec 21, 2017

Apple did that and people would start cracking iphones open to replace batteries. Not in line with Apple's philosphy.

LusoTycoon · on Dec 10, 2017

All rich countries do it.

There are industries that are inherently pollutant or energy intensive.

Rich countries tax and regulate it. China welcomes it with open arms, allowing them to operate under very lax regulation.

China put itself in this situation.