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I will also plan to move some client apps to this if you support digital ocean. Would love notification on that.
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14y ago
Very impressive. Could you help with the pricing a bit more. The cost is $9 per server per month in addition to costs from the cloud provider with the first server free? BTW your FAQ still lists $7 https://www.cloud66.com/help/faq
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14y ago
As a follow up, PHP as he mentioned he considered an entry level language. Scala is not. He had skilled developers who could pick up Scala? I think in most cases the 'retooling' would be a big problem.
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14y ago
PHP to Scala, sounds like crawling to running to me.
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14y ago
Lets not forgot the millions of American's who cannot charge a car. I don't have a garage and my HOA does not allow fixed structures outside. There was a discussion about changing HOA rules, but it costs thousands of dollars for an attorn
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14y ago
Something similar was attempted: http://dinersjournal.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/02/27/class-acti...
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The CuBox Pro: for $160, a tiny, open PC with 2GB of RAM | PCWorld
(pcworld.com)
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I feel like we are not the cool kids for not using vim or textmate or whatever else people use, but I also only use Rubymine.
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http://blog.headius.com/2009/04/how-jruby-makes-ruby-fast.ht... At least once a year there's a maelstrom of posts about a new Ruby implementation with stellar numbers. These numbers are usually based on very early experimental code, and t
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14y ago
spe·cious /ˈspēSHəs/ Adjective Superficially plausible, but actually wrong: "a specious argument". Misleading in appearance, esp. misleadingly attractive: "a specious appearance of novelty". So you are saying you would prefer wrong inform
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You must not be american, you don't like commercials.
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14y ago
"Not that this is conclusive by any means, but it's still cumulative brain damage." Nice that you could say two different things in two parts of your sentence.
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The fact that you have to wear armor to play a contact sport games shows the quality of the game. I watch only the superbowl every year and it tells me why I don't watch the rest of the year. Soccer is just such a nicer sport. The worst
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There is no good software in India and other countries for Linux. If you want to run business accounting software, you have to run Windows. And there the prices are so high for Windows and there is no enforcement, so they pirate. They do
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14y ago
I gotta hope Samba 4 makes big progress, if nothing than to force Microsoft to be more competitive with their stupid licensing.
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SEC rethinks decimals but has nothing to say on high frequency trading? Somehow increasing the spread is being considered but allowing trades to stay at the markets for 1 second is not? What is going on? Europe is enforcing 1/2 second tr
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14y ago
Should library users just be careful when using YAML or should YAML by default not allow arbitrary class loading?
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Chef also moved away from CouchDB to Postgres in Chef 11
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I can't watch any show with a laugh track. Even if the show is the greatest, I just can't do it. Do you really think it is a live audience laugh track? I assume it is a fakish studio audience at best. If it was a real studio audience it
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Crashplan? I helped a small business do it on the cheap, he keeps offsite storage at his house.
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I am surprised noone else is mentioning that series as the first original content. I was so bad I couldn't watch the first episode.
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Yes I think you are right about exclusivity. I think what they paid for House of Cards is significantly more than what they pay for other shows. That is really my questioning about the model. But yes, they paid the premium to not only sh
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Anatomy of an Exploit: An In-depth Look at the Rails YAML Vulnerability
(rubysource.com)
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What about barter deals? Could Netflix 'trade' the show to AMC for the next season of The Walking Dead?
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How Will We Know If House of Cards Was a Hit?
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Does anyone know how the Amazon Studio's projects are coming along? Amazon was also looking to disrupt the Hollywood model and it has been a while since it started.
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I think these are great insights, especially about comfort not equalling happiness. I think a major factor behind it is that the US has no historical culture, just a popular culture. I think American's don't realize it at all unless they s
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The comment by btilly is ok as the mathematicians are trying to communicate in a highly efficient manner which is not the same as communicating with us mere mortals.
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Don’t Believe the Big Data Hype: How Obama Really Beat Romney
(abcnews.go.com)
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They claim to have spectral analysis solutions. Does that mean they are going to zero in on the offenders? It is probably technically possible.
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