Ecio78

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by Ecio78 12y ago
Thanks for the suggestions Alex, some are not really applicable but we could maybe try using Pushbullet
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by Ecio78 13y ago
that you can proactively fix an issue before some/many/most of the users become aware of the issue.
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by Ecio78 13y ago
IFTTT could be nice but I'm having some problems using it even for a simple operation. I want to do one simple thing, alert my wife when I'm near her office so she can get out without me sending messages or calling her while drivi
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by Ecio78 13y ago
How do you know that they're not monitoring their infra? The OP is complaining that they didn't post an update on the status page. I see no evidence that they were not aware of the issue at the physical hypervisor level before he
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by Ecio78 13y ago
Actually in Italy I've always seen km per liter for years and years, let's say all the 80s and 90s ("my car runs 14 km per liter, and yours?" "mine is crap, I can't do more than 10km with a liter of gasoline&
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by Ecio78 13y ago
I'm not sure where you've been but I'm still finding people not able to speak English in Luxembourg City (that is supposed to be really multi cultural as Luxembourgish citizens speaks French, German and Luxembourgish and also
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by Ecio78 13y ago
I don't know about France but I'm sure in Italy there's a limit[1] similar to that (no more than 1000-1200€ per month) because on internship ("stage") the company is not paying a lot of taxes - almost nothing - so y
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by Ecio78 13y ago
I don't agree. I realized a intranet content /document management system with Drupal 6 a couple of years ago in just few months. It was used then by 500 users with great results and I used available modules except for one that I h
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by Ecio78 13y ago
no, it doesn't produce the same kind of coffee
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by Ecio78 13y ago
I suppose you're located in the south of Italy, as in the north (Milan for example) bread (standard, not multicereal or special ones) is around 4-5€ per kilo. NB I'm Italian now in Luxembourg and one of the thing I miss is the qu
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by Ecio78 13y ago
here are some cases http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software_adoption_cases
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by Ecio78 13y ago
it' Friday night in the US ...
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DHL Trojan Mailing [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Ecio78 13y ago|0 comments
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by Ecio78 13y ago
Me too. We had a MSX II (with tape drive, Floppy disk, green monitor etc.) I suppose it was the mid/late 80s, I was just a kid and I was using it to play games, use some programs (and MSX-DOS) and also do some experiments with MSX BAS
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by Ecio78 13y ago
I'm not sure he is particularly active on HN but Rob Walling[1] is a solo entrepreneur managing at least a couple of Saas products: Hittail[2] (which he bought and then grow) and Drip[3]. He also conducts a podcast on Saas[4] and also
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by Ecio78 13y ago
For those interested in doing some algo testing I found this site quite interesting: http://systematicinvestor.wordpress.com/
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by Ecio78 13y ago
You mean something like http://www.collective2.com/ ? One of the difference is that on c2 you can't see the internals of the algo (because it could also be not an algo but somebody deciding how to invest, actually the
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Detroit files multi-billion dollar bankruptcy plan(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by Ecio78 13y ago|0 comments
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by Ecio78 13y ago
actually an internal source that I contacted told me that Cisco and others have been doing the same for years, and also that after registration you'll be able to get most of the firmware and software for consumer and servers, but not f
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HP to begin charging for firmware updates and service packs for servers(zdnet.com)
79 points by Ecio78 13y ago|67 comments
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by Ecio78 13y ago
I don't agree. According to their site[1] they advertise a low minimum 2.5-5K, so you don't need to make 200K a year (or have 1M net worth) to invest 10% or even 5%. You just need to have 100K available for investment and, in your
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by Ecio78 13y ago
Talking about closed community, has anyone tried quibb and has any impression to share?
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by Ecio78 13y ago
I had to migrate around 100 accounts out of Gmail (free) in 2009 and it was a pain because their IMAP implementation was sub-par and so all the IMAP migration tools (imapcopy etc..) failed/halted somewhere during the process on each ma
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Reverse engineering my bank's security token(blog.valverde.me)
31 points by Ecio78 13y ago|4 comments
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by Ecio78 13y ago
It's interesting that they don't talk about torrent anywhere on the pages, in order to verify that they support it I had to search on their blog for word like "magnet". I guess they probably prefer to have a low profile
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by Ecio78 13y ago
Sure because you don't have any lock-in by using Amazon RBS, SQS, SBF, SNS and 90% of the remaining Amazon Web Services Products And you don't have to pay for them at the end of the free tier period, sure not.
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by Ecio78 13y ago
http://www.microsoft.com/bizspark/faqs.aspx has a lot of information about it
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by Ecio78 13y ago
I can't decide between these two: 1) after few months working in a bank, I was doing some simple admin check task via RDP to a Windows 2003 (no, maybe 2000) server, when I right-clicked the network icon and instead of clicking the prop
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by Ecio78 13y ago
really nice!. PS you have a typo in the title, dashboad instead of dashboard :)
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by Ecio78 13y ago
maybe I'm wrong but don't you need to unlock the bootloader before, and doing the phone will be erased as a security measure?

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