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by bcx 18y ago
Any word on whether these will be 32 bit or 64 instances. Slicehost's ram is far less "efficient" than linode, and you only really need 64bit for addressing ram anyway.
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by bcx 18y ago
I don't suppose anyone knows of a Ruby interface that let's you call erlang directly from ruby as a true erlang node (like py_interface for python).
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by bcx 18y ago
For #1 how would you handle situations where someone signs up up on the 20th of the month. Would you charge them for 10 days, or for ~40? What about if instead they signup on the 28th of the month? 3 days or ~33?
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by bcx 18y ago
I'll be honest, I can get the marketing side of the green argument. But, it seems to be crazy how much emphasis there is on "greening". I can see an argument where there is a real value proposition, for example, solar panels in Arizona, So
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Ask HN: What's the best way to break up charges for recurring billing?
1 points by bcx 18y ago|2 comments
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The Story of Stuff -- Sustainable production and consumption(storyofstuff.com)
2 points by bcx 18y ago|0 comments
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Going Galt?(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
9 points by bcx 18y ago|4 comments
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by bcx 18y ago
How does campfire handle this? -- it seems like something the 37signals people would have put time into.
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by bcx 18y ago
Man, what's really cool about this, is how it's implemented. They use a flash application that sits where the link to "upload files" is, so when you click on the "link" your actually clicking on a flash application which launches a flash f
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by bcx 18y ago
Depending on how much work you plan on doing you might take a look at QuickBooks, which can do cool stuff like keep track of all the checks you are writing. If your on linux might want to try: http://www.gnucash.org/ If you want something
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by bcx 18y ago
Wow, this is a really slick move. Who else is competing with Amazon in ebooks and paid online content delivery to mobile devices?
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Linode problems this morning - Last night(hab.la)
1 points by bcx 18y ago|0 comments
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Unixtime 1234567890 -- We made it(technology.timesonline.co.uk)
2 points by bcx 18y ago|0 comments
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The Geek hierarchy(brunching.com)
8 points by bcx 18y ago|4 comments
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Hab.la - Like Liveperson, but for your normal IM client (Gtalk/MSN/Jabber/AOL)(hab.la)
3 points by bcx 18y ago|0 comments