Near the end of the video during the Q&A, they answered a bit about it. They actually created their own compression, then had encoding custom chips made for it.
Basically, video encoding hardware geared exactly to their new compression.
Yes.
Right click, choose "Block content", then select elements on a page you'd like to have blocked. Flash, images, iframes, what have you.
May not be as complete as AdBlock, but it's certainly useful.
Look at a datacenter's history [recent and past], outages, maintenance issues, customer support, management and etc, in conjunction with their listed redundancies and capacities.
Just because they have two electrics going to each server, doesn't mean a random maintenance tech will flip the wrong switch.
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Indeed, Quite.
Ammendum:
Anything else needing to be done would require a admin to do it, and that's the point.
Encrypt your backups.
Don't let your backup system have access to your main system.
Allow your main system write-only access to your backup system, for the sole purpose of delivering new backups.
Of course not! It's more like 98.5%
those cases based on what you linked
-> those cases based on what the summary linked.
Slight target issue, appologies.
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