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Re:WebAssembly Studio on Thursday December 31, 2020 @03:46PM (#25596929)
Definitely not, it does not look pleasant to me either. At first I thought it was just the small font size, but I noticed it on the "Edit" page as well.
This is definitely not an ARM-only problem, I also had the same issues for years with both ARM64 and C2.

I deleted my Scaleway account last year after migrating all of my resources over to DO and other providers. I was sick of having to deal with randomly losing access to my servers in intervals of less than half a year.

Now that they're nuking C2 and ARM64 because of stability issues, from a pure price for performance perspective it would make sense for me to return to using their services.. but after my experience battling those issues with their support, it's unlikely.

Re:Server-Side Only React with Next on Monday March 30, 2020 @08:21AM (#22727412)
You're right in that it boils down to that, but that does also inherently justify using React for them.

Why would the author prefer unfamiliar tools in favor of tools they are productive with that produce the same output?

Re:Server-Side Only React with Next on Monday March 30, 2020 @06:59AM (#22726910)
The post includes the author's reasoning.
which soon becomes if (person_score > 10) ...
I can't say for sure since I've not benchmarked performance - my python/ruby/C# web applications are not very cpu intensive.

FWIW my Scaleway instances feel way more sluggish than my DO instances - not sure if that's from the CPUs or network disks.

My experience with Scaleway is that most of the time things are fine, but over 2-3 years there have been multiple very very annoying outages that have made me want to go back to DO, where I've had no issues whatsoever.

Also, I'm not sure if it's just me being an idiot or not - but sometimes my instances have become unresponsive and I've had to reboot them with a newer bootscript from the Scaleway UI to get them working again.

Will definitely be trying out Lightsail now. Good opportunity for me to familiarize myself with the AWS ecosystem.