Don’t trust the $0 shown on the pricing UI
You can even replace plus with go in the query and still get the discounted UI but if there’s no actual offer, it won’t apply at checkout.
The URL query can make the UI show a discount, but it won't apply without an eligible offer.
Don’t trust the $0 shown on the pricing UI
You can even replace plus with go in the query and still get the discounted UI but if there’s no actual offer, it won’t apply at checkout.
The URL query can make the UI show a discount, but it won't apply without an eligible offer.
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@pchamal curing cancer is a potential benefit not a blank cheque my point was when AI infra starts putting pressure on resources that local community depends on “AI is important” doesn’t dismiss those concerns
and thank you, personal insults don’t really strengthen your argument at all❤️
Just found out this wild 1999 exchange:
Bill Gates joked that if GM kept up with tech, cars would cost $25 and get 1,000 MPG.
And the legendary reply:
“If Microsoft made cars, they’d crash twice a day and need rebooting.”
This is how the price structure will look after the tax cut, but since the NOC is operating at a loss, I wonder whether we will actually see a decrease in prices.
@SumitM_X Redis optimizes for the thing that matters most: fast in-memory operations.
Multi-threaded databases spend time:
disk I/O
locks
latches
context switching
transaction coordination
Redis avoids much of that by keeping the core execution path simple and mostly memory-based
@devops_nk Simple way to think about it:
git fetch → “show me what changed”
git pull → “bring the changes into my branch now”
Use fetch when you want control.
Use pull when you trust the remote changes and want speed.