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by aceperry 12y ago
Not sure what you mean by where my info went wrong, but my friend worked at a MS datacenter a few years ago, so I don't know what has changed. At the time, almost all of the techs working at the DC were contractors, not MSFT employees
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by aceperry 12y ago
It's funny to hear the the name Debian associated with the label "modern." I don't mean to diss Debian, it's a solid distro and has a lot going for it, but it is seriously behind all of the cutting edge distros tha
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by aceperry 12y ago
Funny, I think it was 60 minutes which had a story about Cuba that mentioned there was no internet in the country. Reporters seem to get a lot of facts wrong.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Wow, this is one of the first computer games that I played. It was running on an HP minicomputer connected to a teletype device with a paper printout.
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by aceperry 12y ago
My thoughts exactly. I'm amazed that I can download the file, but at least I get to see if any of my passwords are there.
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by aceperry 12y ago
I read that they didn't renew some certificate which needs to be renewed periodically. I also remember something like that happening with hotmail many years ago, where they forgot to renew their domain registration, and all of hotmail
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by aceperry 12y ago
"the Azure Websites offering will provide a lower cost for run while allowing easier scale out, management, and tie-ins with other Azure services" How do you figure that? Pricing on cloud services can be tough to compare so I rea
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by aceperry 12y ago
Microsoft has been really trying to entice devs for the last few years. My experience with their cloud service has been terrible, although I haven't used it in a couple of years. It was seriously bad then, and some of their recent mi
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by aceperry 12y ago
You can instantiate ubuntu servers on azure.
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Has anyone used SAP's OpenUI5?
3 points by aceperry 12y ago|3 comments
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by aceperry 12y ago
Bunnie's blog serves as an important record of the tech manufacturing world today.
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by aceperry 12y ago
I was looking at the correct link but it didn't have the part number for the opto-isolator. This is a pretty clever circuit. I'm not sure how cheap the finished product would be, especially if used for three phase high voltage c
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by aceperry 12y ago
LOL, so cool. I prefer to read HN in a browser though.
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Republicans accusing White House of “improper influence” on net neutrality(arstechnica.com)
3 points by aceperry 12y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 12y ago
I wonder what pg has to say about this situation. His post on the topic of H-1B workers created a huge discussion, I'm surprised that more comments haven't been posted here.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Hopefully his career will continue and he comes up with a new breakthrough battery.
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by aceperry 12y ago
A little more info about the bankruptcy filing here: http://www.wsj.com/articles/radioshack-files-for-bankruptcy-...
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by aceperry 12y ago
Sounds great! Question I have is, are these services only available to yc companies? What about startups that are not a part of yc?
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by aceperry 12y ago
"Does this not outrage you?" It does not outrage me. I'm more outraged, well maybe not outraged but concerned, by your strange and desperate claims of Ulbrict's innocence.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Afghanistan is also a fairly heavily Islamic state, but it has quite a history of drug production and distribution.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Nice. Glad to see more info out there for people to see and use. Backblaze has done a great service for everyone including the hard disk industry.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Probably places like Somalia and other countries where there is no functioning civil government.
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by aceperry 12y ago
"how do you feel about the government neglecting to charge him with those crimes?" I understand that the government will try Ulbricht for those crimes. How do you feel about being informed of the facts?
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by aceperry 12y ago
"He didn't violate anyone's rights, defraud anyone, or engage anyone with violence. Who is the victim?" All of the correspondence about murdering people doesn't look innocent to me.
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by aceperry 12y ago
And gets sued by the patent holders of the DNA code!
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by aceperry 12y ago
Which brings the question of: How does Amazon get away with not showing immediate and growing profits while other companies claim they need to do so.
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by aceperry 12y ago
It would be nice to hear from honest IBM managers, who are doing the firing and downgrading of employees, what is really going on. Though I'm pretty sure most people know what the score is.
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by aceperry 12y ago
I had no idea that Amazon shareholders were patiently waiting for future profits.
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Latest sleep study(blog.sfgate.com)
1 points by aceperry 12y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 12y ago
Now I'm feeling inadequate. Growing up in an intel dominated world, you couldn't touch a Sparc or MIPS machine if you were a mere mortal. Everything accessible to me was on windows, and the hard to load versions of *BSD or linux

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