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by aroch 13y ago
Neither Leaseweb or OVH send me emails when my $1000's in Server/VPS/Compute appliances go down unless I sign up for a paid SLA (I do). Rackspace sometimes emails me about downtime, but usually only after the fact to let me
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by aroch 13y ago
Don't forget sshuttle: https://github.com/apenwarr/sshuttle
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by aroch 13y ago
They're doing 16S sequencing, so short reads are fine and still diagnostic
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by aroch 13y ago
Knowing the donor, calling them your close friend, is not the same thing as medically screening both of you and the poo before the transfer.
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by aroch 13y ago
Self experimentation doesn't make you nutters, its performing invasive medical procedures that involves the transfer of biologic waste from one person to another with no clinical supervision that makes you nutters
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by aroch 13y ago
There's a reason FMT's require clinical care and they don't sell "FMT-at-home" DIY kits. Without careful screening of the donor and recipient, you risk severe consequences. Bloodbourne pathogens are a real and prese
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by aroch 13y ago
It's haphazard, but at least people here are trying, right? No, no, no, no. We should not encourage people to randomly experiment on themselves under the guise of "being a hacker" when those experiments can pose s
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by aroch 13y ago
This may not be, but things like Soylent which claim to solve all your nutritional and health needs by drinking it, are the equivalent of homeopathy -- like say, drinking g tea made from the horn of rhino will make your virile.
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by aroch 13y ago
This is probably an unpopular opinion but it seems to me that "SV culture" has taken to fetishizing "health hacking" with little to no medical training/background or support. See the recent SV craze with "healt
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by aroch 13y ago
They aren't charging you (well, directly), they're charging the device manufacturer -- the $1/Roku amount is not the actual per-device royalty.
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by aroch 13y ago
There are hundreds of devices out there capable of playing Amazon Video, they can't because Amazon either doesn't allow it (Android devices that aren't their branding) or charges a fee/device (ie. $1/Roku). They wan
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by aroch 13y ago
It might given the USB 2.0 Type A port.
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by aroch 13y ago
I think you mean "any device that isn't Amazon branded", since Android devices that aren't in the Kindle Fire family also can't watch Amazon streaming stuff. Amazon is attempting vendor lockin.
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by aroch 13y ago
Say a company, with its 1000 1TB/user accounts, has ~600GB/user in real life usage, since there's going to be a lot of cross over they could save upwards of .5PB.
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by aroch 13y ago
I don't use git-annex because it doesn't work on homefolders under OSX, making it sort of useless
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by aroch 13y ago
With how the new AWS S3/Glacier storage works, you no longer have to do any calculations for restoring from AWS either
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by aroch 13y ago
Clearskies is the one to keep an eye on. https://github.com/jewel/clearskies
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by aroch 13y ago
Yes, and the RT version is a pile of poop and neither version performs particularly well in a touch-only environment
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by aroch 13y ago
After setting up Paypal and Google Wallet payment forms and being left wanting to shoot myself, Stripe was a fantastic breath of fresh air.
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by aroch 13y ago
So what? They also have non-Apple made workstations. Just like Microsoft developers use Macs.
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by aroch 13y ago
100TB.com is run by SoftLayer, Wizz is not. I've had better luck with 100TB.com. But I see you're a spammer so it doesn't matter
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by aroch 13y ago
Mozilla supports freedom of speech and the free expression of political beliefs. Thus it is consistent with their corporate ethos to hire/promote someone who has "divergent" political or personal beliefs. That's what bdc
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by aroch 13y ago
Some SSDs implement TRIM at the firmware level, but Trim support in the fs is pretty much required if you want to use ZFS on an SSD
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by aroch 13y ago
but dismissing this as a non-issue is disingenious. It is a non-issue if you have to opt in. Also, they make money off of GhostRank data by 'consulting' on how to better present ads to encourage selective turn-off of
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by aroch 13y ago
That's nice, its still a rebrand of MacZFS and is still missing some key features (like TRIM).
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by aroch 13y ago
Take a gander at their github: https://github.com/zfs-osx OpenZFS for Apple OS X http://MacZFS.org/ maczfs-devel@googlegroups.co
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by aroch 13y ago
This appears to be a rebrand of MacZFS, which was never as performant as ZEVO[1] in my usage 1: http://getgreenbytes.com/solutions/zevo/
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by aroch 13y ago
You're not asking for a search warrant, you're asking to be allowed ('compelled') to look at a specific business record that groupA made but isn't accessible to groupB without permission of record_creater, UserX, or
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by aroch 13y ago
Are you trying to ask if this could be tortuous interference with a business relationship? Or if Snip.ly would be liable for libel/defamation of their users by SiteA whose page was Snip.ly'd? The former, possibly depending on the
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by aroch 13y ago
Would you rather sites look like crap and have bad functionality, or look the same and have good functionality and UX?

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