Re:Mark Zuckerberg: Threads users down by more than a half
by tayo42 on Saturday July 29, 2023 @12:27AM
(#36916916)
Twitter doesn't use aws for anything important... Lol people's just say anything online
Re:Mark Zuckerberg: Threads users down by more than a half
by rglullis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @08:15AM
(#36919516)
Replace AWS with whatever cloud provider they use...
Re:Mark Zuckerberg: Threads users down by more than a half
by tayo42 on Saturday July 29, 2023 @10:29AM
(#36920661)
they dont use a cloud provider...
Re:Mark Zuckerberg: Threads users down by more than a half
by rglullis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @11:55AM
(#36921454)
https://www.platformer.news/p/twitter-stiffs-google
While Twitter hosts some services on its own servers, the company has long contracted with Google and Amazon to complement its infrastructure. Prior to Musk buying Twitter last year, the company signed a multi-year contract with Google to host services related to fighting spam, removing child sexual abuse material, and protecting accounts, among other things.
Re:Mark Zuckerberg: Threads users down by more than a half
by tayo42 on Saturday July 29, 2023 @12:22PM
(#36921761)
I worked there, I think i know what I'm talking about
Re:Mark Zuckerberg: Threads users down by more than a half
by rglullis on Saturday July 29, 2023 @12:29PM
(#36921828)
So is the information of Twitter having a contract with Google a complete fabrication?
Re:Mark Zuckerberg: Threads users down by more than a half
by tayo42 on Saturday July 29, 2023 @06:57PM
(#36925670)
No they have contracts with all of them because of acquisitions and attempts to be less reliant on just the data centers. Google cloud was another attempt to move some workloads or extend into it. But like I said earlier, nothing significant. Real work is done on the data center machines
Anyway, it should be known that fighting against scrapers is a lost cause. Nitter is still going strong, BirdSiteLive (the software that powers bird.makeup) as well, and even if he really blocked these alternative methods, I wouldn't be surprised if the archive.org people came up with some browser extension that could help replicate the content elsewhere.