Ecio78

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by Ecio78 14y ago
Yet i'm still tryin to understand why an international bank wire transfer without currency exchange (EUR -> EUR) and within UE (actually from Switzerland to Italy), is taking one week or more to arrive...
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by Ecio78 14y ago
Service Temporarily Unavailable
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by Ecio78 14y ago
And the problem is that sometimes, if they're successfully, they are acquired and they shutdown their services :)
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by Ecio78 14y ago
I've read also about another solution for NoSQL-like access to Mysql, HandlerSocket, that is implemented in the Percona Mysql http://www.percona.com/doc/percona-server/5.5/performance/ha... but I had no opportunity to try it
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by Ecio78 14y ago
4/5 here
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by Ecio78 14y ago
I also use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glebpopov.... too, unfortunately i cant comment, but it's quite good
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by Ecio78 14y ago
Any plan for SSL? And Apache Solr as a Service?
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by Ecio78 14y ago
In the main page Redis is cited, it looks like they are based on Vmware's CloudFoundry, where I suppose Redis is a first class citizen
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by Ecio78 14y ago
Actually you dont need an EV certificate in order to show the name of the society inside the certificate, you need the EV cert only if you want to show the name in the browser bar. Just as an example (no affiliation with thawte): this is a
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by Ecio78 14y ago
has anybody experience with any of this providers in europe? it looks like twilio is starting beta in UE, plivo is not available while tropo is, at least for the country available for the phone number
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by Ecio78 14y ago
I'm still tryin to understand why all my servers seem to be ok even if they have kernel that should be affected and some of them are running mysql... For example one of them is a debian kernel 2.6.32 running mysql and ntpd, and i see in dme
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by Ecio78 14y ago
You dont need a standalone device, a mobile phone with hotspot mode will be enough (my Nexus S with ICS has it, and my wife's HTC with Gingerbread too, dont know about which versions of BlackBerry, Windows Phone and iPhone have this feature
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by Ecio78 14y ago
I've just been told yesterday that a banking/financial software web product we're supposed to use works only on... firefox! actually the guy who said it to me didnt know if it worked on chrome/safari/opera, but he was 99.9% sure it doesnt w
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by Ecio78 14y ago
I agree with you, the best features of Blackberry were the unlimited plan for cheap money (i remember something like 10-12euro/month here in Italy, while data plan were probably 30-40-50euro/month and in the hundreds of megabytes cap order)
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by Ecio78 14y ago
Some of our executives still have a BB; I tried a BB9900 just the time for configuring the email for an executive, i said "oh, it has touchscreen too" (and was thinking "it doesnt look so advanced, and the software seems to be the usual st
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by Ecio78 14y ago
I suppose something that carries some operational information and/or that is worth to be tracked, like "you've subscribed to our service", "your order is ready for shipping", "this is your password reset link", "your credit card has been ch
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by Ecio78 14y ago
I've not tried to signup but according to the error you're reporting, you must either have a number OR a symbol, so you're not required to put a symbol. Having said that, have you ever tried to fulfil the requirements for a strong Active Di
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by Ecio78 14y ago
And do you think it makes sense to convert "a lot of our in house applications to iOS" because "one of the executives" hadn't a "good experience"? I hope the investigation will take into account the costs and the benefits (benefits other th
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by Ecio78 14y ago
in the $172.80 sample you have a typo: "PostreSQL"
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by Ecio78 14y ago
They have added a blog post with an update http://blog.linkedin.com/2012/06/06/linkedin-member-password... Unfortunately they dont tell when they started salting the password and if they've found (and fixed) the hole that permitted the d
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by Ecio78 14y ago
check jgrahamc post at the top
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by Ecio78 14y ago
i was talkin about hashes starting with 0000 (i just looked at the beginning and the end of the file). jgrahamc posts is useful, if i dont consider this 0000 (that could be a sign of "ok we've decrypted it" i can find my hash (password was
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by Ecio78 14y ago
with normal 8 hour workdays and a short commute. ...or a long commute by train or other transportation that gives you the opportunity to work on your project with a notebook :)
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by Ecio78 14y ago
My password is missing too (if i've done right the hash generation as illustrated above). It's strange that only hashes starting with "000000a9" are present, someone said here that it's just presentation but my hashed password is 40char lo
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by Ecio78 14y ago
Yes i was exactly thinking about stacking two independent switches (i've done it with Cisco 3750 but you can do it also with other brands). The only problem could be related to the fact that doing this kind of stack you're now dealing with
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by Ecio78 14y ago
You can have a single rack with redundant PDUs that comes from two distinct power lines (ups etc..). Then you can have networking devices with redundant power supplies or use single-power stackable devices and multiple ethernet connections
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How bankers saved Facebook's IPO(news.cnet.com)
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by Ecio78 14y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJPFSNu_QNs
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by Ecio78 14y ago
If you use a (good) agent, you get feedback on what the company liked/disliked during the interview and why they declined I guess the things are much easier in Europe than in USA in this regard Unfortunately my experience is not the sam
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by Ecio78 14y ago
You can also try BigBlueButton: http://www.bigbluebutton.org/

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