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> As Go is a GC based language I would expect it will always be slower than non GC languages like c/c++. Actually C malloc, free, C++ new, etc. are really slow functions. Garbage collected languag…

I think and really hope it's Google. Onlive is a threat to Apple's walled garden model. Apple might just want to shut it down.

Model A was later respecced to have 256MB as well, just like Model B.

100M ethernet is about as fast as disks were over 12 years ago. Currently slowest mechanical laptop drives do about 500-600 Mbps, fastest SSDs about 5 Gbps. 802.11g is about 24 Mbps half-duplex in ide…

No, I don't know anyone who does this. This is just a curiosity for me. No idea if it's worth it. Measure. Build a test case that implements a limited version or emulates this somehow. Test it against…

Or you could just "virtual host" by initial URL path, like "hxxp://10.0.0.1/host.sample.com/picture.jpg" or "hxxp://10.0.0.1/p2ezQ/picture.jpg".

This only moves the logic you need to do in CDN DNS server to somewhere in your web serving stack. You could still implement crude geographical load-balancing by simply looking at client IP address fo…

This got me thinking... When TLS, cookies or same origin policy are not a concern, why not resolve resource domains on the server side and output for example <img src="hxxp://10.0.0.1/picture.jpg"…

Actually, a modern CPU loads a whole L1 cache line at once. Which is usually 64 bytes nowadays.

I read this as RPC with code instead of just data. If so, this is exactly what I've been looking for a long time, because traditional RPC roundtrip latency is often high - so high, that you need to cr…

Care to elaborate? Disclaimer: I've written [EW]MF parser + rasterizer from scratch. I don't see how they're not resolution and/or device independent.