Ecio78

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   Big Data Investment Map(beautifuldata.net)

   1 points by Ecio78 15y ago|0 comments
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   by Ecio78 15y ago

   I think he means he uses a local virtualbox virtual machine for all his development stuff so he doesnt need to care about which OS (win, linux, osx) is running on his physical machine.
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   Philip K Dick - Reflections on the 30th Anniversary of his Death(blogcritics.org)

   2 points by Ecio78 15y ago|0 comments
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   by Ecio78 15y ago

   and what about multiusers helpdesk?
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   by Ecio78 15y ago

   AFAIK they were working together with HP on their labs: http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/02/hp-and-calxedas-moonshot-...
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   Telefonica to launch "two-phones-in-a-phone" service powered by VMware(vmware.com)

   1 points by Ecio78 15y ago|0 comments
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   by Ecio78 15y ago

   According to their site, they're powering Mozilla's download cluster: http://www.seamicro.com/sites/default/files/MozillaCaseStudy...
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   by Ecio78 15y ago

   I'm in the same situation and I think this blog post is useful.
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   by Ecio78 15y ago

   Some additional info here: http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2012/02/29/amd-t... AMD will acquire low-power server specialist SeaMicro for $334 million The basic building block of the SeaMicro system is a credit card-sized co
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    AMD acquires SeaMicro(sites.amd.com)

    41 points by Ecio78 15y ago|9 comments
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    I think it's talkin about this: "This behavior is by design in MFC and CRT for Visual Studio vNext. The minimum supported operating systems are Windows Server 2008 SP2 and Windows Vista. Windows XP is not a supported operating system for th
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    I have a modified Seagate Dockstar[1][2] and I'm using it with an external HDD, but I think it would be cheaper using a modified NetGear Stora[3] that has 2 SAS ports than using more than one USB external HDDs (with a dockstar or a Raspberr
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    "They’ll be manufacturing and distributing the devices on behalf of the Raspberry Pi Foundation" I dont think Amazon is in the business of manufactoring hardware for others.
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    is the wifi powerful enough for full HD streaming? I think the typical sub-10$ chinese WLAN card is just b/g
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    probably it's just a fixed message they have on their system (load balancers?) that pops up when the real webservers are meltin^H^H^H^H^H^H not responding :)
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    I dont think so, if you need ethernet connection you need to buy an external lan/wifi card, spend at least a couple of bucks (3$ if you are lucky?)), lose one usb port (or use an usb hub), hope it will work in your OS, just to save some buc
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    Check new tweets from Rpi on their account, maybe they'll give some hint http://twitter.com/raspberry_pi (btw it looks like the Raspberry Pi release has "slashdotted" their sites)
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    Real time news from their twitter account: http://twitter.com/#!/raspberry_pi
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    I dont know why the HN system accepted my submission a minute later than yours (shouldnt it check for duplicates?). Btw I've deleted it.
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    I know i can download pdf/ppt (actually I can also just watch the truncated slides and guess what's there, you can understand 95-99% of what's written) but I think all these problems make the course a bit less professional than it should be
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    Most of all the new videos are truncated. I've subscribed to the course 'cause I know a bit of coding but i'm missing all the new MVC stuff, hoping to find a great course. Unfortunately I think the quality (for the first published videos) i
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    It's a nice reply but IMHO it works only if your investors are (a subset of) your typical customer base. Do you think you can use the same approach if you're pitching a new service for, let's say wedding spouses, or even pregnant women, and
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    You're right, but I was just proposing to use one of your own domain, not your real, business, holy domain. You can register a new one for less than 10$/year, or you can just use a free third level subdomain (like trashbin.example.com)
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    According to this[0] you can also use your own domain and send all the mails to mailinator. I dont think those form validation software would so clever to check your MX records (or their alternate domain name du jour would not work) [0] ht
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    An experiment on cold emailing potential business customers(citrusy.com)

    1 points by Ecio78 15y ago|0 comments
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    I think a careful evaluation should be spent in finding the right balance between "General enough, so you can find users" (as advised in the article) and "if you're a solo entrepreneur find a niche so you have less competition, expecially
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    Boris, I dont know if it happens only to me, but your blog is badly rendered on my Chromium (Linux Mint): many many words are overlapped (like all the paragraph "I like..." under your photo). Everything seems fine in Firefox, I'll try with
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    Rackspace numbers: 79k servers, 170k companies, 20 MegaWatts of power(theregister.co.uk)

    2 points by Ecio78 15y ago|0 comments
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    Thanks for this article and comments, I usually listen to Justin and Jason's TechZing but here there are some links very interesting (i.e. http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ , i've seen they put a transcript of every episode so it's us
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    by Ecio78 15y ago

    I've used http://www.amcharts.com (and its mapping companion http://www.ammap.com ). It was originally in flash but now there's also a js version (havent tried it yet). I think i've read here on HN that a new flot fork has been released