jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
I recommend the music of Sima Bima. A truly wonderful voice, with a great ensemble.

There is an instrument played in Iran, possibly more widely which is a huge Tambour, like the Irish Bodhran, but with chain all round, which makes a rich swoosh sound like brushes on hi-hats. I noticed it in a lot of her music. Its a Daf or Taf I think

And, the Oud. Great sounds.
Reserved pricing requires a year lock in.

I can get something like that for about 40 Euros [and guaranteed 100mb/s on 1 gbit port] with no setup fee and no lock in beyond 30 days.

Even with reserved pricing for 3 years its $5,715 = 5715/36 = ~$158/month + Bandwidth.

The TCO with Amazon is only cheap when you have a very, very high variability in load. [e.g. Netflix]
For $500 I can get a real ultrabook.

Like Dell XPS 11

2560 x 1440 display

4GB RAM

128GB SSD

http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/665236/Dell-XPS-11-XPS...
You mean murderers who have been caught. The rate of solving murders has declined a lot in the last 50 years. NPR just did a special on that, but I couldn't find the link. Does anyone know about the rate of re-offending of murderers who have not been caught? Of course, in order to find that out, you have to solve the murders and look at the behavior of the murderer before they were caught or died.
I see many goals, but I find it most likely that this was the digital version of a weapon test. The arbitrary use of 1% and the simplicity of the attack seems perfect for demonstrating a capability. As a bonus, they get to send a message about circumventing, see the effectiveness, and test defenses against it. All without having to official claim credit for it.
I think the keyword is "indifference." While everybody miscalculates the CEO - unskilled pay ratio, the article is implying the indifference caused by "American cultural optimism" is what prevents us from changing it.
Time magazine readers are not an unbiased sample of America. Not even close.
Under this tentative scheme, if you want to point example.com to exampleapp.herokuapp.com then you'd need to be on the $7/month tier.

I don't know why you'd want to point your domain to an app that's only up half the time anyways, so I don't think this is a big deal.