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Every weather event these days is a climate crisis event, where it used to be just regular weather events in the past. Big floods happen, forest fires happen etc. they have always been happening. Aust

Bandwidth is provided by Cogent and Hurricane Electric with peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange (SIX) - Google, Amazon, Netflix, Dropbox & Apple, just to name a few. For our Canadian ey

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Yes but when the drive dies, you need to replace it... and don't take Amazon prices as a metric, because you will need datacenter drives if you want them to live long enough, and these are way more ex

ideas, we're open to them. Especially gifts on Amazon and such.

Check Amazon Route 53 too which can help with DNS failover + monitoring.

Amazon recently lost control of IP addresses it uses to host cloud services and took more than three hours to regain control, a lapse that allowed hackers to steal $235,000 in cryptocurrency from user

Our BGP mix of NTT, Zayo, Telia, Hurricane Electric and direct peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange with Microsoft, Google, Amazon, IBM Cloud, Netflix, Akamai, Charter, T-Mobile, Telus, OVH, Clo

https://aws.amazon.com/codewhisperer/

Not everyone wants to toss their data to Amazon or Google.

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Don't be like that. You should send some humanitarian packages up to the Kingdom of Sweden and while you're doing that don't forget to throw in some Amazon gift cards.

Try Amazon AWS, Oracle Cloud, Microsoft or Google Cloud services so be able to pay per hour basis what ever specs

Amazon SES and ZeptoMail pricing is also attractive:

I'm aware of free tier of Oracle, Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services, but, sadly, I can't use those options. Thank you anyway

PING amazon.com (54.239.28.85) 56(84) bytes of data.

If you leave Amazon, don't ping Amazon ever again.

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Because they want to scrape Amazon without letting Amazon know who's doing bad things?