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13y ago
Probably that would be the most interesting part of the story...
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13y ago
From a philosophical (but also biological) point of view, sooner or later we will all die. From an economical point of view, the Registration fee is way cheaper than a grave on the Earth :-)
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13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5649317
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13y ago
True Image is a good commercial alternative (now it's a full fledged suite of products)
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13y ago
And just to be happier, Drupal 8 will be base on Symfony2...
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13y ago
My experience: I have had a Dell XPS 13 since 2007. I had to replace the power supply last year (so after 5 years) because the connector had been broken (probably putting a foot over or pushing it with a chair). The way the connector broke
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14y ago
The point is that cost of maintenance/etc.. could be different between different solutions: let's say the customer is a Microsoft shop, with some internal .Net/SQL Server skills (or just licenses or external maintenance contract): choosing
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14y ago
Thank you Bemmu for writing about your experience, I'm going to relocate from Italy to Luxembourg within a couple of months (I'll join my wife that is working there) and I still don't know what I'll do. My initial thoughts were working remo
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14y ago
It depends on the target; i'm thinking about my friends (most non-techie), from most spread account to least spread: 1)facebook ..some planets later.. 2)google ..some solar systems later.. 3)twitter ..many galaxies later.. 4)github
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14y ago
Remote sensing.. http://cryptogasm.com/webcams/webcam.php?id=7283
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14y ago
Highcharts is cheaper if you use it for a single webpage (90$) but if you want to use if for a real web app it's more expensive (590$ for a single developer). Having said that, in my enterprise my dev colleagues use it and they think it's a
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14y ago
Some, but not enough to refactor an entire site/app
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14y ago
that's your choice, but don't pretend devs will change all their stack/development approach to take into account your refusal of using a technology that has been around for 15 years.
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14y ago
I've enrolled for "Introduction to Computational Finance and Financial Econometrics"[1] and it uses R (and Excel) for portfolio optimization. Unfortunately I hadnt enough free time in these weeks to be on par so I'm still stuck at week 2 l
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14y ago
Couldnt load the demo on Heroku, probably too few dynos for all the HN traffic...
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14y ago
If you are running some simple web services in a cloud environment, it is generally cheaper to run them on a Linux system afaik there's not so much difference between a vps/virtual machine running Windows Server or Linux. I.e. for a cloud
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14y ago
She was also interviewed in an episode of TechZing http://techzinglive.com/page/857/153-tz-interview-joanna-wie... a year and a half ago.
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14y ago
Probably because you need to have an "investment of time" much bigger tryin to adapt your infrastructure/app to Google App Engine compared to using a simple IaaS provider where you just have to spin up a virtual machine and use it like a no
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Boston Limited launches "ARM as a service" x86-to-ARM porting cloud
(theregister.co.uk)
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SeaMicro Powers Massive LAN Party on Wheels with 256 cpu cores
(datacenterknowledge.com)
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I got a "Oops there was a problem" page from Postereous trying to open the blog page/site...
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Baidu rolls out world's first commercial deployment of Marvell ARM server
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The Raspberry Pi Camera will arrive in 2013
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HN news from a couple of days ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5150129
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Have you thought about adding the possibility to share the pushed content to other phone app?
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Me too, just installed together with the Chrome extension!
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afaik the second user should open it read only, so it cant update (that's why I was saying that the user should close it after having read/written some data)
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We use KeePass as a multi-user solution: the kdb file is on a network share (with relevant ACLs). The only thing you have to take into account is that you dont have to leave it opened on your computer, so the typical use is: Open / Read (or
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How do you think it compares to Crashplan multi backup feature http://support.crashplan.com/doku.php/feature/multi_destinat... ?
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I agree with you, the latest products were quite limited. My brother bought one of their ADSL routers: the wireless range was limited (a lot less than my draytek and i think less than the old dlink we had), some features were crippled (usb
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