Greyscale @ greyscale @lemmy.sdf.org

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I miss cars being friendshaped.

I'm already in the middle of that. Everything non-public-facing is going to cheap lease boxes running workloads in docker. idgaf if the machine underneath lives or dies, its 3 lines of config in a terraform script to replace.

Anything that is "cheap" to do on serverless is cheaper to do on a $5 droplet, especially once it starts to grow.

Serverless gets you to buy in to a vendors lock-in.

it does seem to me that the people that whinge about bubbles are mostly people espousing reprehensible opinions, while ironically being most aligned with the people in the deepest conservative bubbles.

Wow what a turboclown.

Its almost like living in the desert is a bad idea or something.

With the death of reddit, the only thing i mourned was the loss of r/196 but now I have 196@lemmy.blahaj.zone

Even with ASGs, ec2 costs a bomb for performance.

And "serverless" functions are a trap.

If you're gonna commit to reserved instances, just buy hardware for goodness sake, its a 3 year commitment with a huge upfront spend.

A physical tpm is causing the stuttering.

I fucking knew it was gonna be goobus

Absolute bravery. Though I use runit for booting multiple things inside a docker container because fuck all that multi container lark just to get nginx and a php and a node going.

Piracy is a service problem. They keep making it harder for people to watch things, and piracy gets easier every day.

It doens't come out the ground as pure hydrogen

Look at this nerd who needs his hand held lmao.

You should be more worried that the lemmyverse gets its very own dragonsfuckingcars

He says, sat inside in a car with comfy armchair seats and airconditioning. Maybe he should go outside.

Imagine going onto the internet and trying to consume it like opening your mouth while standing before a high-volume, high-pressure sewerage outlet pipe.. I can't understand why people do it to themselves.

lol bye felica

Isn't much of russia's naval power at the bottom of the sea?

Even if he's right, is it not at their discretion to close his account? Its still a business and is allowed to be operated as its management sees fit.