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by amalag 11y ago
I am really trying to figure out the ecosystem. I did some stuff with a single server but now as we need to move it to multiple servers we have Rancher, Weave, and so many others (kubernetes?). And now docker has integrated multihost networ
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by amalag 11y ago
Yeah this is a pretty silly article.
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by amalag 11y ago
The multiple antennas with a small computer was something only in really high end wifi access points. Having it in consumer equipment is really cool.
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by amalag 11y ago
Agree with what you are saying but internet in India generally really sucks. You pay almost the equivalent of western rates and get shitty speeds and service. UK must be far better.
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by amalag 11y ago
What about hydrogen fuel cells for planes? Planes need that extra energy density.
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by amalag 11y ago
48V and DC power is ok for low amperage stuff like telecom. But powering servers takes a lot of watts. So the only practical way to do that would be to power a rack with high voltage AC (120/240/400) and then have a single AC-DC a
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by amalag 11y ago
The US is somewhat unique in that there is a lot less tradition. Many "Old world" countries have millenia of established culture. How to live and eat healthy. Instead the US falls back to experimental science and corporations to d
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by amalag 11y ago
OK I haven't experienced that.
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by amalag 11y ago
So there is zero incentive to replace a non-emv reader. Once you have to NOT use the stripe. It is a big problem for stores. Credit cards have both so stores have to force only those transactions to the EMV. The machines need to be smart en
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by amalag 11y ago
I didn't know that either. That is definitely interesting. That definitely can overcome the lack of 5Ghz. But that plus the original chromecast is now more than the new one. I only have a Roku so they only thing I am interested in is t
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by amalag 11y ago
The worlds first context free grammar is that of Panini and his description of Sanskrit around 2500 years ago. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backus%E2%80%93Naur_Form > The idea of describing the structure of la
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by amalag 11y ago
What about hydrogen fuel cells? I thought that is the high density energy approach electrical planes will take.
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by amalag 11y ago
It is common sense that plants are bred for their ability to sell, not nutritional value. If a commercial grower had to choose between a fruit with a long shelf life and a nutritious one, which one will he pick?
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by amalag 11y ago
OK it's not your machine ;-) I mentioned it because I have seen newer non-mac laptops be pretty slow. Try wired instead of wireless to see if that is the issue. Try changing your DNS to Google's or OpenDNS and see if that helps.
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by amalag 11y ago
Pages are complex and non-trivial to render nowadays. Your computer speed is probably playing a part.
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by amalag 11y ago
Cherry-picking a few cities is not helpful
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by amalag 11y ago
Because Europe is older, smaller and more population dense.
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by amalag 11y ago
S3 and Dropbox let you create signed links which expire.
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by amalag 11y ago
Ubuntu is just easy. You do apt-get install and you get the package you expect. Debian and Centos just don't have a lot of packages, that is the biggest reason for me.
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by amalag 11y ago
So did they take affordability into account?
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by amalag 11y ago
Republic Wireless is sticking to Motorola phones, there is that connection.
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by amalag 11y ago
Sorry, vegenaise is already taken.
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by amalag 11y ago
I think the difference is that Asians don't feel guilty about being racist. There was never widespread slavery based on race in Asia and a corresponding backlash against it. People are naturally prejudiced and they are not guilty about
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by amalag 11y ago
This is also really useful How to Use S3 as a Private Git Repository http://www.fancybeans.com/blog/2012/08/24/how-to-use-s3-as-a...
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by amalag 11y ago
If it means the money which went to servers goes to cooks and ingredients it makes sense
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by amalag 11y ago
AWS opsworks is free, you pay for the instances. So a small app can be free with their free tier for one year.
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by amalag 11y ago
Dogs are nice, outside. I find living with them in your work/home disgusting.
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by amalag 11y ago
JRuby will do the first and part of the second
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by amalag 11y ago
I think it is a very common use case to have a folder for an app that will do something and not have an app need permission to your entire folder. But google doesn't think so. You had responded to my comment which talked about such a u
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by amalag 11y ago
> The Google Drive API includes a special hidden folder that your app can use to store application data. Again, that means a user cannot drop their files into a special app folder for processing. It does not facilitate the simple use cas

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