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   by DASD 14y ago

   Do you have a citation for Mozilla using Go? I would be a bit surprised given their(Mozilla) development of Rust.
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   by DASD 14y ago

   I'm not going to go much further because this debate is useless without a context of limits and expectations. No one is discussing simplicity. LINX's operation is not simple. A specialized provider is offloading a difficult function as a
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   by DASD 14y ago

   You are correct. However, it is not as bad as the egregious use of the word "unlimited" by hosting providers.
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   by DASD 14y ago

   http://www.zdnet.com/uk-internet-hit-by-linx-router-failure-... Here's an example of a large provider with parallel infrastructure each powered by a different hardware provider(Brocade/Extreme). One failed and one kept working. I seem t
5. 125.▲
   by DASD 14y ago

   Let's hope there is the option to say no otherwise this couldn't be considered a general purpose viewer by some.
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   by DASD 14y ago

   I thought one of the safety features of some pdf readers was the ability to disable javascript. How does that work here if this is entirely implemented in javascript? Disregard if I'm not understanding this correctly.
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   by DASD 14y ago

   Makes me wonder(or maybe I don't want to know) how Heroku has managed this until now? Only unprivileged users?
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   by DASD 14y ago

   Thank you.
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   by DASD 14y ago

   Does this solve the problem of constraining root to the container?
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    Ask HN: SSHD Rootkit?

    3 points by DASD 14y ago|1 comments
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    Red-Black Trees in Perl 6 Explained(blogs.perl.org)

    2 points by DASD 14y ago|0 comments
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    Play Perl is online(blogs.perl.org)

    4 points by DASD 14y ago|0 comments
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    SEO at Trolltech ca. 1996(rant.gulbrandsen.priv.no)

    2 points by DASD 14y ago|0 comments
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    by DASD 14y ago

    So as a confused customer, what option do you recommend and why are there two options if both are similar in function?
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Seems a bit funny since just last September they blogged their mobile version and "no app required." https://basecamp.com/1679267/announcements/10 One of the reasons I recall this is that I saved this particular e-mail newsletter at the t
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Equinix(New York) and Telecity(Amsterdam).
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    by DASD 14y ago

    It certainly can't be any worse than all the name changes Delphi has gone through over the years.
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Given that specifications such as Unicode, Security and a Standard Library are examples of the Synopses still "TBD" after all these years, many Perl users will have retired from programming entirely before Camelia/Perl 6 is "of use." The f
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Am I the only one who forgets Racket? Everytime I visit the site and browse through the documentation, I find myself wondering why I'm not using the language. Years ago I used Chicken Scheme but this seems more robust and the standard lib
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    by DASD 14y ago

    I think the key here is non-technical users. I know many users who have fairly recent Mac hardware that stayed on Snow Leopard because of Rosetta. I cringe to think how many similar users were affected by issues such as the recent Java br
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    by DASD 14y ago

    An MS-based system doesn't necessarily require more maintenance. PerformanceBike ran on NCR/Fujitsu(I forget which) POS registers for some years before being replaced with a Windows-based POS system (Datavantage). There were also backend W
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    by DASD 14y ago

    In many cases. the LBS(local bike stores) are at the mercy of the bike manufacturer. I worked at PerformanceBike (corporate - MIS) for many years. There the economy-of-scale did help somewhat when negotiating purchases from the manufacture
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Does anyone know the reasoning for Ext3 to be supported but not Ext4? From the article, "A notable omission is Ext4; read-only functionality is supported for migrating to a different filesystem. Full read-write support is available with the
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Thanks. Can you point me to their company name on ICANN's list? http://www.icann.org/registrar-reports/accredited-list.html
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Are they an accredited registrar? I was under the impression they were just a reseller.
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    by DASD 14y ago

    You're correct about the server market. AMD acquired SeaMicro earlier this year who specialize in high-density, lower-power x86 servers. They've already stated their intention to produce ARM servers. http://www.seamicro.com/products/sm10
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    by DASD 14y ago

    I've used Gnome Shell on the last two releases of Fedora. I've grown to be comfortable with it but the idea of having to rely on multiple(9 in my case) extensions to get to that state is too much. Couple that with having to worry if exten
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Not to distract from the topic but if you've got remote machines, IPMI can be a lifesaver.
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Thanks. Please see my response to thinkbohemian's comments. My point is that using a PAAS illustrates some sacrifices a customer has to make if they've traditionally been accustomed to hosting their own infrastructure. Some customers are s
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    by DASD 14y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to respond. The ability to shutoff technology/features is definitely a plus when you are running a PAAS. I've still got clients that are running large lab operations on NT and also some clients still running ext