KevinMS

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by KevinMS 18y ago
FIOS will kill comcast by giving people more bandwidth then they currently need, would use, or even notice? I'm a pretty hardcore downloader and don't see any reason I need more bandwidth today. It is not going to kill comcast that a few
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by KevinMS 18y ago
Wow, that does sound sweet. Thanks for the review.
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by KevinMS 18y ago
This is generous. I download plenty of things, as well as offsite backups of a multi G database every night, and MMO's, and I don't think I'll blow this. But I'm also a little worried I'll be surprised by how much I actually use. I've nev
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by KevinMS 18y ago
If you are lucky enough to have performance issues with a framework, just add more web hosts. Your bottleneck is most likely going to be the database. It wouldn't even matter if your framework was a fraction as fast as it is now, just mak
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by KevinMS 18y ago
You don't think that defunct link exchange probably had that feature, or that there were a thousand variations of that at the time? Its fine, but don't claim is revolutionary like its claimed on the blog post the idea was taken from. Its p
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by KevinMS 18y ago
This idea is so old, doesn't anybody remember last century? http://web.archive.org/web/19961224043248/linkexchange.com/
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by KevinMS 18y ago
And not nearly as productive.
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by KevinMS 18y ago
I'm not seeing the difference. And I'm not finding anywhere where its explained that way. Your description "multiple semi-permanent forwarding addresses that can be individually disabled as needed due to spam" is exactly how disposable em
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by KevinMS 18y ago
Is this a joke? Its called a "disposable email address" and they have been around since sneakemail.com, which started in 2000, then spamgourmet.com and then a hundred other copycats. So basically they add OpenID to an old idea and you call
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by KevinMS 18y ago
Cheer up people, we're in the boston area and we have an extremely hard time finding developers (web and perl), and soon rails. It looks like almost everybody with a clue has a job, or we're incompetent at finding them.
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by KevinMS 18y ago
On example of the question would be, "Do your tests ever find bugs, or do they just sit there always working." No koolaid, how about the post from this moron http://kurt.karmalab.org/articles/2008/02/07/rails-app-witho... If you look at p
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by KevinMS 18y ago
The test/notest divide is very roughly 50/50, I'd like to know what percentage of testers found tests to actually help catch bugs, and what percentage of notesters wished they had tests because they are confident tests would have caught ev
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by KevinMS 18y ago
CSS variables also here http://moonfall.org