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901.
by Nux 14y ago
Roger that. I would still recommend Zimbra or Zarafa, as far as open source goes. Or if you can't be bothered with running your own, both products list a series of partners who do this for you.
902.
by Nux 14y ago
Then why did you even comment if you are not willing to do something? Whatever you do you must pay, with time, money, your privacy or control; I see you've made your choice.
903.
by Nux 14y ago
Ebiester: if you want a decent email platform with webmail, calendaring and maybe xmpp, have a look at Zimbra. It's super easy to install, all you need is a VPS with Centos 6 or Ubuntu 12.04 and a static IP address, then download and execut
904.
by Nux 14y ago
I can see a pattern here. :-) Again: people, run your own shit. Stop playing the google roulette.
905.
by Nux 14y ago
Super nice!
906.
by Nux 14y ago
This is a good opportunity for all you smart developers around here to come up with an open source self-hosted thing to replace gugl reader.
907.
by Nux 14y ago
People: do what you want, just start running your own shit instead of playing the google roulette.
908.
by Nux 14y ago
Or maybe some of these anti-ddos companies are looking to make some new customers. ;-)
909.
by Nux 14y ago
I often run stuff in ram, the improvements are dramatic. My latest deed was dumping/restoring 20GB of RRDs; doing it in tmpfs was FAST. For running programs stuff can be kept in sync with the likes of anything-sync-daemon. SQL can get trick
910.
by Nux 14y ago
I (and prolly many others) would be very interested to hear about any open source technologies you are using, if at liberty to discuss. The features page is nice, but not really technical, I imagine it's addressed to "IT managers" and such
911.
by Nux 14y ago
Interesting. Good luck with the service! Where can we read more about it? What technology are you using? Are you using any of the popular cloud platforms (openstack, cloudstack, opennebula etc)?
912.
by Nux 14y ago
But it all seems very volatile as people tend not to stay in one place for too long. Oh well ...
913.
by Nux 14y ago
I've never visited posterous.com until today, but I fail to see why Twitter would buy it and kill it.. can't be that horrific. It's like buying a house and setting it on fire. What am I missing? Are they just killing off competition?
914.
by Nux 14y ago
Haha, nice one!
915.
by Nux 14y ago
Welcome back! :)
916.
by Nux 14y ago
http://img.nux.ro/3rF-refilling_bowls_of_water.png !
917.
by Nux 14y ago
For me the strong point about RHEL/CentOS is the long term support (as in really long term support, 10y) and continuous back-porting of important features making it a lot less obsolete than it may appear. This is extremely important and man
918.
by Nux 14y ago
Hehe, first thing that came into mind when I read this title. It's a bit disturbing.
919.
by Nux 14y ago
Less snappy than current Opera Mini ...
920.
by Nux 14y ago
I could move, squeeze and compress my sh*t to fit in the tiny SSD, but not for this price, thank you. Are we going back in time?
921.
by Nux 14y ago
One day we will have teleportation and this discussion will be pointless. :)
922.
by Nux 14y ago
They should also look at Shitbucks, amazon and so on. The UK is pretty pissed at them, too. I hope there's going to be some law to make them pay tax in the same country where they get the revenue.
923.
by Nux 14y ago
Hopefully the back-end is not running Ruby. ;-)
924.
by Nux 14y ago
There's enough farming. We should teach kids how not to waste the food.
925.
by Nux 14y ago
Mac Minis are an absolute niche and will get buried by the "cloud" anyway.
926.
by Nux 14y ago
Seems like a common sense design, no complaints, but it's funny to notice how the wider our screens become, the narrower the sites get.
927.
by Nux 14y ago
"Set your clock to 01.01.1970" BOOM, you can't! "date: cannot set date: Operation not permitted"
928.
by Nux 14y ago
Not totally dead, it still has some strongholds left, but I'm sure Netflix doesn't use the rolling-release side of it (ports mainly). :-)
929.
by Nux 14y ago
I'm just going to put my fingers in my ears and not listen to anything anyone might say (write) that gets close to excusing the current situation or defending Secure Boot! As such: Secure Boot is just another lame attempt by Microsoft to sl
930.
by Nux 14y ago
I think many people know by know sugar is "toxic" and is responsible for pandemic obesity, type 2 diabetes and 99% of the dental mafia, erm... industry; at least I for one preach against sugar every time there's a discussion on diets and fo

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