jeroenvisser101

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> As of November 28, 2017, Google Kubernetes Engine no longer charges a flat fee per hour per cluster for cluster management, regardless of cluster size, as provided at https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/pricing. Accordingly, Google no longer offers a financially-backed service level agreement for the Google Kubernetes Engine service. The service availability of nodes in a Google Kubernetes Engine-managed cluster is covered by the Google Compute Engine SLA at https://cloud.google.com/compute/sla.

> Uptime for Google Kubernetes Engine is nevertheless highly important to Google, and Google has an internal goal to keep the monthly uptime percentage at 99.5% for the Kubernetes API server for zonal clusters and 99.95% for regional clusters regardless of the applicability of a financially-backed service level agreement.

https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/sla

Interesting that they're now walking back from this...

You can see the script they currently use to detect incognito in different browsers + rules they use to allow browsers even if they haven't logged in (e.g. social browsers and their apps)

https://gist.github.com/jeroenvisser101/9f8119cfa91371dd6e1a...

Source: nytimes.com's sourcemaps

Uhuh, never happened, clickbait much...

If someone is going to use different domains for their tiles, they might want to do something with hashes of the tile id/name to get a subdomain, in order to preserve caching.