RyanKearney

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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   Why would anyone go with RAID 0 for a server? At least do RAID 10.
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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   Perhaps they have groups set up in their "Chaos Monkey" tool? Like a sort of take down ALL services in GROUP B type of command?
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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   I still don't know why people keep throwing this out there. Yes, if you were effected and it caused you to lose a lot of income because your business could not operate when EC2 was on the fritz then it's your fault, not Amazons. You can't k
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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   Yes since all the SMS'ing is done through your phone.
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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   Just what we need, Apple making the term "cloud" mainstream as if it wasn't already overused.
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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   Yeah but what can I say, I'm a Google fanboy.
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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   And it's shorter! Although I've started using goo.gl since they offer similar analytic data on your shortlinks and, well, it's powered by Google's infrastructure.
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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   Google syncs all your bookmarks if you use Chrome. I've yet to lose any. Something to think about.
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   by RyanKearney 15y ago

   But by the time 100Mbit rolls out Google will have continued to roll out their 1Gbps fiber connections to rural areas. Not to mention Comcast's 100Mbit connection only has 10Mbps of upload speed. Comcast is slipping more and more behind eve
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Also, probably a better source here: http://blog.delicious.com/
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Meanwhile, Comcast has no plans to run fiber to homes. https://twitter.com/#!/ComcastBill/status/45843247490273280
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    >Apple is not tracking the location of your iPhone. Apple has never done so and has no plans to ever do so. Alright... >Apple is now collecting anonymous traffic data to build a crowd-sourced traffic database with the goal of provid
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Google cache still has it http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?sourceid=chrome... In case that goes down, here's a screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/H5U8Z.png
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Well it depends on what Heroku's SLA was, if any. If Heroku stated 100% uptime grantee, then Heroku would be to blame for not living up to their 100% uptime. If Heroku said hey listen, we can't guarantee any amount of uptime so be prepared
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    What about this example. You have Acme Corp Datacenters who sell dedicated servers to their customers. If Acme Corp has a network outage because their single Comcast connection went down because Comcast was having some routing errors, the c
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    What? No it isn't at all. Comcast is just getting upset that people are using the service they are paying for. The same goes for AT&T and their removal of their "unlimited" data plan after the iPhone became popular and they realized tha
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Comcast really doesn't mind if you go over the 250Gb/month limit. http://i.imgur.com/VkuiD.jpg
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    That really isn't anything. For example: http://www.speedtest.net/result/842209723.png Not to mention SoftLayer offers servers in Dallas with 10Gbps uplinks.
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Did they mention if users will still be shown a popup about updating then asked to restart their web browser after the update is complete or will they actually get it right like Google and not bother the user at all?
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    I still don't understand why Mozilla keeps gloating about how many downloads Firefox 4 has gotten. When Chrome releases a major update, they don't pull off some huge PR stunt with a download counter. Not to mention Chrome users update to th
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Risky. What if someone buys it? I mean, you could at least have a few books ready to ship out just in case.
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Yeah but the 3 click process of using my Google account to log in wasn't really a hassle. With Reddit being down and all I guess it was time for me to create an account here.
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    by RyanKearney 15y ago

    Yes because knowing how to use HTML tables and 1 jQuery plugin means you're ready to work at a Fortune 500 company.