Narkov

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by Narkov 13y ago
Since when is a crime measured in megabytes?
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by Narkov 13y ago
"We know that gmail.com is a valid MX host while gmali.com is not." They've failed in their own example. gmali.com has valid MX records and accepts mail. Just because they don't accept billions of email per month, why sh
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by Narkov 13y ago
They mentioned pretty explosive growth so 300GB today may be 3TB next month and 100TB in a few years.
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by Narkov 13y ago
We switched to Mention.net a few months ago after Alerts stopped sending alerts. We used to get hundreds of hits per month and now it's about 1 per month. Mention.net returns everything and more.
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by Narkov 13y ago
So restore from backup...right? You did have backups didn't you?
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by Narkov 13y ago
The business implications are clear! Obligatory xkcd comic: http://xkcd.com/1138/
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by Narkov 13y ago
Are you hearing what you are saying? One person with a vested interest said it works...therefore it must be good? Do you buy stuff from infomercials?
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Microsoft to launch Australian Azure region(zdnet.com)
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by Narkov 13y ago
Love the legends on the graphs. "Higher is larger" and "Lower is smaller".
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by Narkov 14y ago
Less bling and more function for us. We use Librato Metrics to report on anything that moves. It makes it very easy to pick our aberrations and monitor trends.
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by Narkov 14y ago
If it "will soon be open sourced" what is it if it's not "closed source"? Whilst it's not closed source in the traditional sense, it very much exists (there's no doubt about this) and isn't available to the general population so therefore,
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by Narkov 14y ago
But that is exactly the point - this patch isn't open source (at the moment). It's closed source and is being given to preferred "customers". If it was really open source then we wouldn't have this problem. I'm not an expert in this field
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by Narkov 14y ago
Why would a company agree to be "IPO'd" for such a low price? Doesn't the company and its shareholders need to accept some blame here? Fair enough that the bankers may have nefarious intent and they shouldn't get away with it but agreeing t
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by Narkov 14y ago
Are you sure this isn't just to introduce some artificial delay to make it seem like it is "processing"? Imagine a slot machine that gave you a result in 10ms as opposed to rolling around for effect.
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by Narkov 14y ago
The rules were set by the supplier and they played within the rules. Don't play the game if you don't like the outcome.
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by Narkov 14y ago
Nope - everything comes back to advertisers (well, actually, money). If Google could make more money by not offering services do you think they would? Of course they would.
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by Narkov 14y ago
'You're right in that Google isn't working in your best interest, they're working towards the interest of all of their users.' ..where of course "their users" are actually their advertisers and not mom and pop.
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by Narkov 14y ago
"WTF is a "natural gender split"?" When I said "natural gender split" I meant the real gender split amongst the population of capable speakers and not the wider (world) population.
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by Narkov 14y ago
My definition of "best person" has nothing to do with gender. This article is suggesting getting a gender balance is a win when selecting people to speak.
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by Narkov 14y ago
Selecting the best person for the job isn't discrimination but IMHO, celebrating a 50/50 split is discrimination if that isn't the natural gender split.
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by Narkov 14y ago
"She got the ratio she wanted" That's my issue - the ratio she wanted just perpetuates this gender discrimination. Unless the gender ratio of expert speakers in this industry is somehow exactly 50/50, she has discriminated against one gen
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by Narkov 14y ago
“get as many women on stage as I possibly could.” Isn't enforcing a gender ratio just more gender discrimination? How is "we need more $x" any less discriminating than "we need less $y"? You are just discriminating against the other gender.
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by Narkov 14y ago
Charge what the market will bear. Yes, I haven't answered the question.
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by Narkov 14y ago
And how do you discover these edge cases if you don't have comments? The point of the comments is to point out common issues, use cases and potentially, common misunderstandings.
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by Narkov 14y ago
It is frustrating for customers outside of the US to have to look up and convert these unfamiliar time zones. As a company that services customers all over the planet, why not post UTC? Thankfully though, they managed to convert the generat
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by Narkov 14y ago
Obligatory XKCD comic: http://xkcd.com/927/
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by Narkov 14y ago
Not many computers have GPS capabilities.
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by Narkov 14y ago
Surely after say, three invalid attempts, your app should lock the account and/or send an email and/or present a CAPTCHA?
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by Narkov 14y ago
What if someone offered you a million dollars for the jersey? Perhaps a billion dollars? Everything is for sale.
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by Narkov 15y ago
I'm not sure whether I'm missing something but how can Cloudflare get a certificate issued with my domain? What stops them from getting a cert for google.com or paypal.com?

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