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I don't understand the developer's pricing (new offering) which is as below:

$10 per month GB RAM

$20 per month vCPU

As compared to standard pricing which is:

$6 per month GB RAM

$13 per month vCPU

Isn't the developer pricing for small project expected to be less than standard? If its costly than standard pricing then what is the benefit of developers pricing?


The standard pricing doesn't include underlying cloud provider cost. The pricing page can be more clear.

ok but from that page I do not easily understand how much I'm gonna pay. on heroku I know I pay $5/month for eco dyno hours, and then potentially up to $5/month for each small database. here? how much would I pay for a sqlite discord bot and three django applications with their own postgres?

You can set up raspberry pi to act as bridge or even setup email printing/etc.


Meta didn't accept emergency request from police and needed county magistrate order to help assist in investigation.

"Meta has a portal for police to file requests to preserve records of accounts connected to criminal investigations. Like other social media companies, it has to hold the records—including emails, IP addresses, message transcripts and general usage history—for 90 days. It only hands over user data if it’s ordered to do so by a court.

There’s one way to expedite the request: file it as an emergency, meaning a child could be harmed or there’s risk of death. Larson believed this case qualified. He told Meta that a 17-year-old was already dead, and there was a high probability other kids were in danger, too.

*Meta declined his request within an hour, he says. “The request you submitted does not rise to the level of an emergency,” the company responded.*"


Meta was correct. "Exigent circumstances" to the 4th amendment warrant requirement did not apply, because there was no known potential victim at risk. So the cops needed to have a judge sign a warrant. Didn't take long.


Legally correct maybe, but morally?


that's a slippery slope and exactly why we have a legal framework. "give me hsbauauvhabzbs private messages because he might send CP and thus it's your moral duty!" can be applied to everything. "oh, we didn't find any CP but we now still have their private correspondence on file."


If its not worth getting a judge out of bed, it's not an emergency.


Yes, absolutely morally. Respecting this process is part of maintaining important boundaries for everyone.


Namecheap CEO working on spaceship.com to provide modern domain platform experience rather than overhauling namecheap.

Recently it crossed 600k domains - https://twitter.com/NamecheapCEO/status/1767496057930309726



Seems like Apple entering the mid-range ($500-$700) laptop market to expand its market presence.


To me, that seems like Apple clearing out leftover inventory of machines they do no longer sell themselves.


Apple can sell on its own website and it will have good demand but than it will affect their M3/M2 sales. Also leftover inventory could be easily be sold via stores/BestBuy and all.

Also, quote from article - " But it looks like Apple is going to keep producing the M1 MacBook Air for this deal with Walmart."

Walmart article - https://corporate.walmart.com/news/2024/03/15/walmart-brings...


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