Used to use Car2Go all the time on holiday, recently had major problems re-activating my account after they became Share Now. Staff still answered the phone as "Drive now", it was a very confusing experience, which concluded with "wait 7 days for a human to review your account". Perhaps if they made sign up easier, they wouldn't be struggling!
If everything is based on performance metrics alone, surely there's a feedback loop here? Employee A starts peeing in a bottle, so their performance numbers go up, then at the end of the week they have better performance numbers and everyone else's targets are increased to be more inline with employee A. So more people start using bottles and taking shortcuts and the problem just increases over time!
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Well this finally gave me the bump to move my DNS away from Dreamhost, which I have been meaning to do for literally years, now to sit and wait for the new name servers to propagate.
Larger DNS providers are harder to DDoS and also tend to have more DDoS mitigation in place. This is not to say that it can never happen, but it's substantially less likely.
I dont think DH is really all that small. Comlared to aws and stuff maybe but I think they have pretty significant infrastructure.
What Dns providers are you thinking of? My guess would be something like cloudflare would be a good choice. Though Ive never looked into it tbh, I run my own dns.
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I think the key problem is more that PHP is easy for developers to pick up and there is a lot of misinformation, in particular very outdated PHP 'tutorials' out there that have the whole idea quite backwards.
As it's often the first web development language picked up by people, who may not necessarily know what they're doing, it gets a bad reputation. Used correctly, however, it can be just as powerful as any other web development language.
> Used correctly, however, it can be just as powerful as any other web development language.
That's a disputable statement (as I mentioned elsewhere, take long-running processes as an example), and even if it were true, that doesn't make it the correct tool to use. You can hammer in nails with a wrench as well, but you should still probably be using a real hammer.
No demo, game footage is limited to viewing the world and building blocks, exactly what vanilla Minecraft is.
There is a high risk, huge hype, but nothing to back up their ambitions. Also, I do not believe 100k is even realistically enough for funding this project.
It's about 50k per goal / headline-feature. We'll make more of them depending on the level of funding. We're doing it to make sure whatever the level of funding we can be sure we'll deliver a our backers a well polished package.
+1 also they didn't really cover how they're going to avoid griefing (although maybe that's what beacons are for?) and just general dirt huts and nerd poles.
