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It takes around an hour or some days over border for transfer to go through.
Maybe you think of sepa instant which is supported by some banks. Very new. Mostly used for people to people transfers. Some shops are starting to support it. It is actually instantaneous anc works weekends. It seems to be mostly free.
Otherwise instance drive and sync over S3.
Alt gr+E? Like it's shown on the keyboard.
We have a new car which can read speed signs. In theory good idea. But tech isn't where it should be. For example when you drive on highway 100 km/h with 130 km/h speed limit and the car is warning you that you are speeding because it saw speed sign for 40 km/h on exit ramp it's a little worrying if car would actually obey speed limit. Breaking from 100 to 40 for no reason by car itself would not be good.
And there are also speed signs for only some vehicles which I don't think any car can read and for example Austrian signs (30 km/h limit and then subtext "valid only for side roads"). And another thing speed signs says limit is 50 km/h. It is valid up to next intersection. Intersection that invalidates speed limit is defined as intersection with more then 4 housing units. It's sometimes hard for human to know if intersection invalidates speed limit or not. How would a car know?
I'm not sure how reliable they are but if they are this doesn't seem good for AWS:
>TLDR: Amazon Lightsail 1GB will melt down with less than 15% sustained cpu usage
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>Okay then, experiment aborted. 25% sustained cpu usage is too much, all other VPS at the same price can handle that but maybe we're just over the limit, we moved traffic to another machine and let the Lightsail VM cool down for a few hours.
>It should be noted that for $7, Vpsdime easily handles that traffic.
>For less than $4, OVH "VPS SSD 1" can do the same. >TLDR: Amazon Lightsail 1GB will melt down with less than 15% sustained cpu usage
But AWS: If you get DDOSed you just pay a large bill. Which can of course get nulled if Amazon feels like it but still.
I use it to upload new versions of my java app since I have slow upload. Instead of always uploading ~40 MB JARs I just upload 1.8 MB diff which is of course much faster.
ARMv7 Processor rev 2 (v7l) (4) 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
min time: 4
max time: 1655
mean time: 276.8
median time: 148.5
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630L v2 @ 2.40GHz (1) 1.0.0- SNAPSHOT
min time: 1
max time: 261
mean time: 51.0447368421
median time: 30.0
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2630L v2 @ 2.40GHz (2) 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
min time: 1
max time: 407
mean time: 64.6447368421
median time: 34.0
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3570K CPU @ 3.40GHz (4) 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
min time: 0.0001
max time: 114
mean time: 21.9026331579
median time: 12.0
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2650 0 @ 2.00GHz (2) 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
min time: 5
max time: 7273
mean time: 417.507894737
median time: 103.5
I was impressed with ARM speed (it is much better then free openshift trial maybe because it only has 512MB) but now after free trial I'll probably move to DO the cheapest package, because for 11€ I can get better performance on DO even though it is varied. During normal use I can see the difference in speed between ARM and openshift in requests but not so much between ARM and DO.
Probably ARM would work better when multiple request would come (It has 4 cores) and DO has 1/2.
Currently I use i18next with custom functions, where I just write strings like _("car"), ngettext("window", "windows", number) in files. I Can use translator comments, context and everything. (Like //TRANSLATORS: this is used in this way etc.) https://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/html_node/PO-Fil... Babel extracts all translatable strings to POT file. I Translate POT file to my wanted languages PO files with GUI tool of my choice. Then PO file is converted to json and used in translations with i18next library. When New translations are added I just rerun Babel new translations are added, are retranslated if needed and converted to JSON. I looked into a lot of JS libraries and extractors and these was the only one that supported Plurals, context, translator comments, etc.
I looked into Mozilla's L20 which seems nice. But there is no GUI translation editor. You have to find all translatable strings yourself etc. End it seems it's the same here.
One better things is that with FormatJS I wouldn't need moment.js for date localization.
In this year state of the map USA ( http://stateofthemap.us/session/mapping-the-world-in-raster/ ) they said that this year SDK is coming where they would automatically draw buildings and streets from satellite images and you would get APIs to play with this and insert into OSM. (They already provide images to OSM through Bing and MapBox). So yes drawing streets and buildings isn't fun but you need people to know what is a street/cycleway POI and etc.. There are also projects for figuring out one way streets, max speeds.