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And when the year is over, you'll be paying +$50/mo for your setup instead of $5.

Still, don't use AWS for your new startup. Move to it once you outgrow the offers from Linode and DigitalOcean. You'll save a ton of money.

Everyone.

Do like the nissan.com dude did. You have the domain and no one will ever take it from you. Tarnish their reputation is they are unethical.

If you can generate enough bad publicity for them, they will.

I am very jealous as a Django developer. They decided to keep Channels as a third-party package after all, maintained by a single guy :(

pip

Ah, another limiting abstraction layer to learn and to fight.

Bash is plenty good.

Which framework are you using for the said microservice?

Well said. Also, what could be called perfect today is not necessarily "perfect" tomorrow. Example: other frameworks solve the problems at hand in a better way.

Does it work with Django? If so, how?

Natively. In most cases, faster than the phone version.

I am not sure you two are idiots or just trolling. I am referring to the fact that the guy is trying to steal traffic.

I am not sure they would appreciate that as at any moment when there will be traffic on slow.com you may change it to something else.

Actually I used Netscape and many of its derivatives. That doesn't grant Microsoft a pass.

I am suspecting the people down voting are too young and didn't experience IE6 hell.

I tell you how. Posts like this claiming they are cutting-edge will enable to once again take control of browsers and once they are at the top, they will start playing their monopoly game. And the cycle will start again.

The author deleted this Medium story

He said exactly that about three times in his article.

It's sad because it means Sublime dev isn't doing it out of love. Much like Microsoft.

CloudFormation

Good luck blocking mobile ads :/

Unlike desktop, they control Android and its ecosystem. They just won't make it easy to block them.

Improving the sign-up funnel speed on our app by one second resulted in a 11% increase in signups.

I have hard time believing this is the sole reason that caused the increase.

Last I checked it was for US residents only. I couldn't sign up from Canada.

Thinking about trying AWS domain registration services soon.

Developer. I don't care about space because most of my stuff are cloud-based.

Not really willing to change the SSD that came with my 2015 Mac.

My computer has a 512GB SSD. I could devote 10GB to indexes of libraries and my own code without blinking

Mine has 128GB, less than 10GB free.

It will never be as fast as Sublime. Not before a few years at least.

So you are saying they are against web apps that replace native apps such as Google Docs and thus it was not in their best interest to make the browser powerful. Interesting.

That's a bold claim. What's in it for Microsoft to build a shitty browser?