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by ambiate 13y ago
My monitor was supposed to be delivered on the 24th. It will not arrive until the 27th. Huge let down by UPS, because I had to spend the holidays with my family instead of staring at 144hz of beauty! </sarcasm> I would imagine a
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by ambiate 13y ago
SSD prices down to 25c/GB by 14Q3. The advent of the Steam cube will probably increase sales for microatx/itx (I want to shove $2,400 in hardware in a portable computer too). Academics will still rely on Perl instead of GPUs. Pote
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by ambiate 13y ago
You've noticed that too? Completely lexical followed by C:\AMBIATE\INTRODUCTIO~1.TXT This__-you__are__ will believe _- you __that_this_then_ if and only if _generated_text from _some_thing.
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by ambiate 13y ago
I've actually kept up with most of his comments throughout the years. I think he has a handful of other usernames. I know there is TempleOS. If you read between the lines of the crazy/racism/religion, rarely, he has very inte
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by ambiate 13y ago
You actually hit the nail on the head with the regional comment. My experience in Mississippi at Home Depot and Walmart was a complete 180 from my experience in Texas. There seems to be less trust in MS.
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by ambiate 13y ago
I suppose I was thinking from the 'lazy throw up apache, mysql and wordpress' mindset. If example.com is in its own container with its own mysql database, I do not have to worry about www.test.com getting exploited and example.com
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by ambiate 13y ago
Segregate applications. If app one gets compromised, app two is off in another land. If my linode box gets hacked, without containers, all 16 websites will be compromised/go down. Desktop virtualization using the NX protocol and Linux
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by ambiate 13y ago
As far as I understand, the clock and such are tied to the base host. Typing 'uptime' in my linux container shows 5 days, the uptime of the base host.
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by ambiate 13y ago
Sadly, not any that I have found other than a few alternate coin systems.
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by ambiate 13y ago
We are currently virtualizing our infrastructure's desktops with QVD and LXC. There have been a few challenges, but overall, it has been painless and exciting.
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by ambiate 13y ago
I will not lie, I felt kind of silly opening the page at work and did the quick ctrl+1 to switch to a tab when a coworker walked by my office! Aside from that, I have had a recent interest in Docker, LXC and QVD. Thanks for the information,
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by ambiate 13y ago
The greatest problem of statistical analysis is throwing out observations which do not fit the bill. All analysis should be thoroughly documented with postmortems.
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by ambiate 13y ago
RAID over IP was a joke. I remember reading this story about someone flooding routers to turn them into a broadcasts to view the flow of packets over the network. I imagined the same thing, then said, hey with HDDs and broadcast, you could
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by ambiate 13y ago
RAID over IP via broadcast? From a security standpoint, it would seem there are many hurdles to jump. Not too long ago, I talked to Dickinson about what you guys do. I never considered the amount of harddrives necessary to facilitate Swifts
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by ambiate 13y ago
I will be sticking with my Nexus 4. I do not utilize the camera too much. KitKat will come to the Nexus 4 in time. The price is the really questionable point.
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by ambiate 13y ago
An aged domain typically has higher page rank. I imagine it has a ton of backlinks from just existing in that time. Companies pay for its page rank to be funneled into them by association.
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by ambiate 13y ago
http://docs.meteor.com/#spiderable Could this could be used if the browser does not support JS?
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Ask HN: What happened to priceonomics?
2 points by ambiate 13y ago|1 comments
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by ambiate 13y ago
We are language and environment restricted to waterfall at my job. The language does not have any form of unit testing and an extremely archaic version control. The language does not have a viable way to encapsulate small changes without co
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by ambiate 13y ago
One of the main issues is that cellular analysis in the basement is nearly impossible. I could actually see this coming to life if hardware was in the hands of the correct person.
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by ambiate 13y ago
In basic training, the lines were grueling coming from a computer background. The motto is 'hurry up and wait', and most of that waiting is done in a uniform line. After a few weeks, I noticed I did not bend my knees or twitch aro
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by ambiate 13y ago
There was some discussion yesterday on the validity of this contest. " No, this is not a phishing scheme. We are hosting a hackathon to give you an opportunity to join fellow hackers build a photo viewing app. The hackathon will take p
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Google's IOS hackathon.(sites.google.com)
3 points by ambiate 13y ago|1 comments
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by ambiate 13y ago
My Nexus 4 paid for itself on Straight Talk within a month by selling my older phone on craigslist. One of the best decisions I have made in a long time. My wife's Samsung phone is so incredibly foreign to the vanilla Android experienc
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by ambiate 13y ago
With this attitude, most developers should toss in the towel at 'Hello World.'
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by ambiate 13y ago
Quakeworld was my entry point into wanting to program. BSP, VIS, DISP, oh yeah. I remember trying to figure out the math for projectiles and the various splash damage routines. I remember bunnyhopping and attempting to figure out the glitch
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by ambiate 13y ago
Godaddy. Promo code cjcRMN199. Comes out to $2.17 after ICANN fees.
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by ambiate 13y ago
Jumped on that keyword. Hopefully, it will help someone out. No ads or nonsense. Just a $2 contribution to the internet. Haha. I have so many of these that it hurts. http://howtocloseappsonios7.com/
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by ambiate 13y ago
I agree. Sounds like a number theory halting problem. Generate sequences of numbers continually, ad infinitum, and determine if distribution rates are (?). How would one begin to fill in that question mark? A PRNG that spits out three milli
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by ambiate 13y ago
It is important to weigh in many factors. The easiest to grasp is debt to income ratio. (Debt/Income) 100. Student loans, phone bills, internet, netflix, insurance, etc. Tally it all in. Divide it by your monthly income. For example: $

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