Isn't that just called us-east-1?

I had discovered this recently too and asked a relevant StackOverflow question about how people deal with lots of I/O.

https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/4160...

The premise is the imperative shell can become pretty riddled with decisions if your application contains a lot of I/O.

Some like the "Free Monad" solution, but I found that too be too coupling.

This is interesting and doesn't make a lot of sense. You can't learn good form just by playing a good opponent.

This is funny having come from a Google TLD.

Can we add minimum password complexity requirements to this list? There is nothing more annoying than having to adjust my already 128-bits of entropy password because the website feels I need a special character. Plus, now hackers have a guide for what the password looks like.

This is a common misconception.

> No more so than the wastefulness of mining gold out of the ground, melting it down and shaping it into bars, and then putting it back underground again. Not to mention the building of big fancy buildings, the waste of energy printing and minting all the various fiat currencies, the transportation thereof in armored cars by no less than two security guards for each who could probably be doing something more productive, etc.

> As far as mediums of exchange go, Bitcoin is actually quite economical of resources, compared to others.

that website is loaded with pixels in the css