What do you lose if you don’t pay to AWS for two months?
My account is still there. I can still use it. I am pretty sure it has some historic data there as well. Probably my old lambdas are still laying around.
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My account is still there. I can still use it. I am pretty sure it has some historic data there as well. Probably my old lambdas are still laying around.
This is crazy. Not sure how they expect anyone to keep using their service with such attitude.
Perhaps it is a lock-in strategy: don’t leave or you lose months or even years of your music habits.
At the same time, both Spotify and YouTube Music keep all the data to this day.
One might argue that they free plans, so they have to keep it. And I would say “I don’t care”. If I can’t rely on your service to keep a list of songs - I am not using it.
Damn, they could utilize my iCloud account. Or allow me to export a text file with that data, so I could import it back later. But no. No money - you are screwed.
Love to see the use of `httpx` as well, a great Python HTTP client with support for both sync and async APIs.
I would also love to see how it compares to other frameworks in more realistic benchmarks involving some i/o (they are missing on TechEmpower at the moment), and not only serving text, but those are great numbers.
Though, I find the name a bit confusing, I expected it to be a package for working with socket.io or maybe websockets, but that’s probably me being exposed to those tools for too long. :)
P.S. Wow, Vibora is still alive and doing some numbers too, I thought it was abounded for years!