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Re:Ask HN: What is difference between multiple containers and multiple...
on Monday September 21, 2015 @01:48PM (#10253903)
Applications would be isolated between different accounts. What is the difference between this kind of isolation and the isolation supported by container technology?
Ask HN: What is difference between multiple containers and multiple accounts
An operating system can support multiple accounts. Each account has its own working environment. How does this differ from multiple containers?
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Re:Integrate Google Public DNS with Google Search Results
on Friday March 06, 2015 @07:58PM (#9160516)
You meant different objects on the same webpage. Load balancing for them will be different as you suggested. Is this really important? Load balancing for different clients can be achieved easily.
Re:Integrate Google Public DNS with Google Search Results
on Friday March 06, 2015 @07:45PM (#9160482)
Can google put the DNS results into the links directly while keeping the hostname as well? Since the IP address is fetched real-time, there won't be any load balancing issue.
It doesn't need to change the browser or anything else.
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Re:Integrate Google Public DNS with Google Search Results
on Friday March 06, 2015 @01:13PM (#9158508)
The load balancing or vpn won't be an issue. It basically moves the DNS query from the later link click time to the early search time. The local DNS server is also switched to Google public DNS.
Re:Integrate Google Public DNS with Google Search Results
on Friday March 06, 2015 @01:02PM (#9158437)
When I click any link from Google search results, my computer will perform a DNS translation locally. If Google has done it for me during my search, then it will definitely save some time for me.
Integrate Google Public DNS with Google Search Results
I wonder if Google has implemented such feature: the top search results show the DNS-translated links. So whenever I click the top results, the DNS translation will be bypassed. As we know, many of the links might be first-time access. Such integration could speed up web access a lot.It is something like the Gmail prefetching feature.