Serverless means you don’t have a server running 24/7 that’s sitting idle waiting for requests. When a user makes a request on a webpage/app it’ll run a short lived piece of code for a few dozen milliseconds then shuts off. No permanent “server” running. Of course there’s servers running the code to start that function and usually a permanent database server but the main app/website code is running on demand only.
I thought that was just chocolate milk ad propaganda. Apparently not!
If I’m a real patriot why would I support an opossum with a different country’s flag on it?
I’ve got RCS disabled so hopefully it doesn’t. I got a new Android phone which had it unfortunately enabled by default which caused a bunch of messages to not reach their destination.
Another day, another battery breakthrough.
Turns out it’s the same company. The Yukon Striker was built right after the Valkyria.
Looks very similar to the Yukon Striker
https://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a521/bobbie1137/Yukon Striker drop_zps9qqc0yxd.jpg
Not their finest work.
The Stanley Parable doesn’t really have a genre, and I don’t think you make another entry into that genre without being derivative. There’s a couple games I can think of that have themes of player agency, Bioshock and to a lesser extent Spec Ops: The Line. Just some ramblings.
A chihuahua is not a pinnacle of anything.
The best is when you pick them up and move their bodies around but their little heads stay in the same spot
7 years ago. It’s been a very welcome change here.
Google Authenticator will back up keys. I often add keys on my main phone and read them off my backup phone.
Hard to go wrong with a $5 $9 CAD Hot N Ready.
Hopefully some of my pee from the septic tank makes it over to my well then.
It would cost around $0.0025 to pump enough water for a shower. It’s not free but it’s a negligible cost.
My water comes from a hole in the backyard and it’s free.
But who uses that? I recall using a gnome plugin a few years ago that required an Open weather API key that you could use any location for.
There’s a few advantages. No server maintenance is one, but the main benefits are scalability and cost. Renting a server is expensive and is billed regardless of usage per month. Serverless is billed in 10 millisecond blocks so you only pay for each request essentially. Since it creates one compute function per request, it will more easily scale up to meet a surge of users. Of course with any trendy technology it can be misused to situations where it’s not a good fit and lose the cost and scalability benefits.