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by Matsta 13y ago
"DC-based author Tim Shorrock revealed ThinThread was sent to New Zealand for testing in 2000-2001" This is news? It happened 12 years ago. I would also note to whoever posts these NZHerald links, they are basically like the Fox News of New
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by Matsta 13y ago
Using the term 'blackhat' is pretty darn vague. It's just as vague as using the word 'cloud' (Basically a buzz word). I wouldn't call this guy Blackhat though, if he's stealing credit cards then that's straight up fraud. Usually when people
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by Matsta 13y ago
I've been researching something similar for a startup idea for a while now. There still a couple of problems that still haven't been addressed (or just aren't included in this article) 1. 1 Cell site isn't enough to cover a densely populate
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by Matsta 13y ago
When I was on a building with one, you could hear a quiet buzzing noise, but you couldn't physically feel anything from memory.
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by Matsta 13y ago
A few months back we were exploring a abannonded building (scheduled to be demolished), and we found there was a working cell tower ontop of the building. There was a small server room that had all the eqipment to run everything (I think it
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by Matsta 13y ago
^^ this. And now its Bo not Bro. eg. Chea bo
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by Matsta 13y ago
I think everyone forgot about the 3 strikes law here. None of the big ISP's enforce it AT ALL. I've heard a couple of small ISP's kick a couple of people off back when it was first introduced but since then there's been nothing. Considering
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by Matsta 13y ago
I guess this a little bit of a hacky, complicated way to do it, but I think it might solve part of the problem. Setup a cheap VPS/Dedicated server to host all your images. A good example is BuyVM Storage VPS ($7/month for 250gb) or Kimsufi
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by Matsta 13y ago
Ahh this brings back some memories. The articles mentions the guy who made the cooking stuffing software. He was pretty active on a private part of a forum I'm still part of. Anyway eBay went after the forum as well, and promptly deleted hi
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by Matsta 13y ago
This is some quality info! One thing I can add, if your looking for a solid, no BULLETPROOF pair of headphones, definitely take a look at some Sennheiser HD-25's. These things sound amazing and you can wear them for hours without them hurti
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by Matsta 13y ago
Big up BuyVM! http://www.doesbuyvmhavestock.com/ They actually have stock which only seems to happen a few times a year.
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by Matsta 14y ago
I suck at grammar :p
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by Matsta 14y ago
My 2¢ is that it's gonna crash like it did a couple years back. Then would be the best time to buy, since it will probably do this crazy business once again.
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by Matsta 14y ago
What I don't get is now Rackspace Cloud files (with the Akamai CDN) is pretty much the same price as s3, and you don't have to pay for GET, PUT etc. requests at all. I think Akamai's CDN is still faster then Amazon's (especially here in New
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by Matsta 14y ago
So are you using Shared hosting? Well if your a startup, you shouldn't really be on shared hosting to begin with. I would recommend you look into getting a VPS or even a dedicated server if you can. There could of been a chance that your cu
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by Matsta 14y ago
Mirror?
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by Matsta 14y ago
I tried the app out of the other day. I'm not sure if its still in beta, but the app lacks a lot of polish. And as of typing this it just crashed. Definitely has potential though, but I might wait a little while to I consider using it again
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by Matsta 14y ago
They couldn't be that profitable since the average of people using it was 12-13 lol. And I'm guessing the other reason they shut down is that ask.fm took over, pretty much took the exact same idea and now all the tween's are using that now.
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by Matsta 14y ago
G+ is already a mess, so wouldn't make much of a difference.
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by Matsta 14y ago
They should shut down Google search as well while there at it, and redirect it to Google+.
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by Matsta 14y ago
Why are they shutting it down? I mean heaps of people must still use it. I bet a shit load of people use for Google Alerts as well, lots of businesses. Far if it costed too much, i bet people would be happy to fork out $10 a year for it? I'
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by Matsta 14y ago
Instead of getting a $20 VPS, why doesn't anyone consider a full dedicated for $12? http://www.ovh.ie/dedicated_servers/kimsufi.xml I realise that people have mixed feelings about OVH, but I've yet to have a problem and 100% uptime. Plus
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by Matsta 14y ago
Meh DigitalOcean is oversold. Each box has 128gb ram, so you are probably going to be on a server with 100+ other VPS's. Lots of people have been complaining about network speeds recently: http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/8339/very-bad
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by Matsta 14y ago
Ouch, someone just sent in a DMCA: https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2013-03-06-LayerV... Now you can't download it, however the OP link still seems to work fine. Is this a troll DMCA? I don't get it.
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by Matsta 14y ago
https://github.com/Xeoncross/lowendscript I just use this bash script when setting up a new VPS. It pretty much takes care of it all for you, plus it sets up a ngnix/mysql stack already optimised for law RAM machines. Also sets up 3proxy
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by Matsta 14y ago
It's more like 6 useless articles on how to use to a spreadsheet. Most of them are trying to do the same thing, so why need 6 different versions? And most of them are pretty damm confusing anyway. You would be much better off making your ow
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by Matsta 14y ago
LOL @ Flippa.com Seriously that site has been going downhill ever since they rebranded from SitePoint Marketplace several years back. I remember when they first launched, they used a screenshot of one of my sites on their homepage for at le
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by Matsta 14y ago
I've outsourced a lot of programming work to various countries such as India, Philippines, UK, Croatia, Romania and to be honest the best coders I found were in China. I've been recently been using a team of 2 guys who write beautiful Pytho
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by Matsta 14y ago
Well I can say that the biggest CPA advertiser had a call centre which was there biggest way to earn back the commission they paid us to get us leads. Also these guys had big budgets, unlike all the other advertisers, so when there were day
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by Matsta 14y ago
Well basically it's almost a pyramid scheme. These companies will go and promote another crapware company and get commission off that. So basically it's like a giant loop. Or they will sell the data they have harvested such as your personal

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