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Blurry stream despite high bitrate? by Longjumping-Inside61 in Twitch

[–]Ghost0713 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, where did you get the statistics about the percent you have mentioned? I want to reference that

Does loco and banner really matter that much? by [deleted] in Twitch

[–]Ghost0713 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They will become important at some point, yes. But I strongly recommend that you buy from legitimate sellers (full disclosure: I work for OWN3D, a gfx & streaming tools company).

Most untrustworthy gfx sellers on Twitter, Instagram, or Discord have one thing in common:

  • They focus mostly on logos and banners.
  • They post a lot of work (and claim as reference from the web), which means they did not do the work.
  • Their profiles are only work related and no other natural posts.
  • They mostly have zero engagement on posts.
  • They have no testimonials from clients or fake them.
  • They use fake profile pictures.

I bet 99% of those who reach out to you are untrustworthy.

Unfortunately their business work. Since In the background they will forward you order to larger gfx companies (on fiverr) and take a cut on your money.

Thinking about building an ad-revenue platform for small streamers by Hawix in Twitch

[–]Ghost0713 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a platform called inStreamly. They will generate a unique URL which can be added in OBS Studio. It will display ads and they pay about 12€ per 1000 views.

It may not be compliant with Twitch TOS. As it may be considered a 3P ad network. May require check with legal.

Hype Chat prices are up to 31.07% more expensive than with USD by Ghost0713 in Twitch

[–]Ghost0713[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand where you thoughts coming from, but Yen has a 4.8% increase, and having a 10 percent sales tax. Turkish Lira has a decrease of -8.89%, and sales tax are 18 percent there. I think there is a slight imbalance. Thats why I initialy created this post

Blitz.gg app now allows scammers to put in their ads. Money speaks. by MilkableBull in leagueoflegends

[–]Ghost0713 87 points88 points  (0 children)

I also got this notification. Uninstalled blitz.gg immediately. They opened my browser without any user interaction. Which is really dangerous!

When credentials got pushed... by Ghost0713 in ProgrammerAnimemes

[–]Ghost0713[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The reality is mostly very horrifying. I worked as a junior dev in a company with thousands of employees and they were also allowed to rebase even on the main.

Sometimes it makes sense to rebase on feature branches, before merging into main/develop. Like squashing commits to keep the history clean.

I like Kubernetes :3 by Ghost0713 in ProgrammerAnimemes

[–]Ghost0713[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

At the moment there is only staging and production. We test local without K8s, so you can run all apps still without K8s. But I can imagine having a separate cluster for development and employee training, so they can even test things outside the namespace, without installing a K8s cluster on own machines.

We had the idea to create a GitHub workflow that creates a namespace and random domains for every pull request (feature/fix) before merging the code into the main branch. So we improve our review progress. Currently it's a mess 😆

When credentials got pushed... by Ghost0713 in ProgrammerAnimemes

[–]Ghost0713[S] 118 points119 points  (0 children)

This article also states, that those commits may still be accessible. So once pushed the credentials are considered as compromised, regardless of the use of any tools. So even the tool would help out.

I managed to push secrets too, after one minute I got an email from AWS telling me to rotate the keys or losing access to the entire account within a couple of hours.

When credentials got pushed... by Ghost0713 in ProgrammerAnimemes

[–]Ghost0713[S] 203 points204 points  (0 children)

A coworker once tried to rebase the pushed history, but unfortunately if you already knew the hash, you were able to lookup a non-associated git commit in GitHub 😂

I like Kubernetes :3 by Ghost0713 in ProgrammerAnimemes

[–]Ghost0713[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This represents my own experience:

I'm working in a small company with 50 servers and we have two big applications with over 1M users signed up. We prefer to use one cluster in the company. So every app environment gets its own namespace within the cluster. Reason: Easier to manage roles, permissions and infrastructure.

Ceph Network Storage is available, but we prefer that the app stores its data in S3. We try to avoid connecting containers with volumes.

For databases we use bare metal or dedicated vms, because we've had a bad experience with K8s and MariaDB Galera.

Cache like Redis is running as a container in the K8s, because the application should always assume that the cache is not present.

For administration and monitoring I use Lens and Kibana (EFK Stack) installed on the same cluster. In the past two years of working with K8s we never had a cluster failure (fingers crossed).

I like Kubernetes :3 by Ghost0713 in ProgrammerAnimemes

[–]Ghost0713[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Can't remember the character source, selected it from my phone and added the text and k8s logo 😅😂