I'm getting the feeling that this is more of an attention seeking thing. The way that this seems to be so unnecessarily inflammatory and posted with a throwaway account. I'm sure that some people are going to see this non-profit org and make donations to spite Google.
Here's a question... Do these named queues (work queues) co-exist distinctly on the RabbitMQ instance? In other words, can one MQ instance scale up to handle scenarios where subscribers can also become publishers and distribute their requests to 'n' other work queues and ultimately follow the callback chain back to the original publisher? I'm thinking the either the response could be chained back or the subscriber header could be returned as a list so that the publisher can listen to each callback queue individually.
I'm curious as to how this would perform. As someone who is new to RabitMQ and MQ in general i'm wondering if this is a capability that is possible from a RestBus standpoint or would this need to be executed via the traditional RabbitMQ API.
Yes, you can have multiple queues on the RabbitMQ instance and a server can also publish messages.
There isn't any performance issues with the scenario you described. The publisher will need to use two or more clients (one for each service) and instead of calling
await clientA.GetAsync()
it will call
var resA = clientA.GetAsync();
var resB = clientB.GetAsync();
...
var resAll = Task.WaitAll/Task.WaitAny(new Task[]{resA, resB});
I've been using my local USPS PO box for domain registration for the past few years. It pays for itself when you figure in the cost of add-on services from registrars. I also use it as an address for similar in-person sign up forms also. Aliasing services like Fastmail are also a solid part of the equation. Use it as much and in as many places as possible. You could also try an IRL alias-type hack by giving out a slightly different name (middle name, title, etc.) when filling out your address.
I've been noticing an issue when getting bandwidth limit notifications. The same injection technique is also being used. When I attempted to filter out these messages, Comcast promptly reduced my internet speed to 1Mb. It took 3 calls over two days to realize that they were doing this as a reaction to my inability to receive the notices.
Don't know if a review of past studies really counts as "news". The article is pretty light on information. There are a whole host of extremely effective nootropics out there. Modafinil (Provigil) is just a case of an effectively marketed pharmaceutical with $ behind it.
"Fact of life is, as you spend time in the terminal, you're probably going to launch Vim at some point, whether willingly or not...For all other intents and purposes, just friggin use nano. Or sublime."
