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15y ago
You an accomplish italics/quotes using asterisks, like so
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Ok, using the "Heroku for x" analogy worked when x was another programming language. How is this service in any way similar to Heroku? I've read the article, seems like an interesting idea, but I just can't see where the comparison comes fr
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Good point! Dropbox has had the same kind of problem dealing with unfavorable coverage.
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MacBook Air 13" Mid 2011 Teardown
(ifixit.com)
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Can you comment on which actual encoder you're now using, or do you consider that a secret?
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Thanks!
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What's the RAID config of these boxes? 45 drives, 4 controllers, and a 16TB volume limitation from ext4. Please share if you know! --edit-- I know it's RAID6 from the article. What I'm wondering is, how many drives in an array? How many a
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This is one of the best infographics I can remember. Really puts a lot of things in perspective that I had forgotten about from the 1999 bubble. CueCat?? AllAdvantage??? Doesn't even compare.
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AFAIK streaming music works that way because congress has passed a law specifying what streaming music royalties are supposed to be. There is no such law sounds movies
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used bRJ8KgE4Hn8JDw7y -- Thanks so much!!
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Yes, but the point is that if they wake up one day and decide to enforce them, you are screwed. No options for appeal and no other good options for service.
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It's cheaper for Comcast to cut off a few "problem" customers than it is for them to actually invest their record profits in upgrading residential infrastructure.
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Even though their contract specifies the same data cap for all speed options... So that means that at any time they can decide to terminate you for the same reason.
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"So, can you estimate the number of gas stations in Los Angeles?"
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Agreed, not much to look at here. I would also be interested in hearing why they decided to roll their own platform instead of using a PaaS, given the small team size.
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The government doesn't have to create these monopolies. Utility (i.e. telecom) companies naturally tend towards a monopoly because of the absurdly high cost of rolling out duplicate infrastructure. Usually the first mover is able to fend of
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It's not about an assumption of corruption. It's about the fact that the FBI took something which they had absolutely no right to take. Whether or not they looked at or did anything with the data on his servers is irrelevant to the fact tha
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With costs of maintaining their networks flying through the roof, the nation's largest wireless carriers are attempting to limit the mobile Internet usage of their most download-happy customers. Mobile Internet usage is growing rapidly, an
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Facebook Project Spartan: HTML5 replacement to iOS native app
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"I have a moderately complex Rails app that I want to upgrade, but I don't have much confidence in my tests, I maybe don't have proper separation of concerns, and I just know that one hacky thing I did a while back is going to bite me in t
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Since when did phishing count as a sophisticated cyber attack?
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No. If you're reviewing Fry's electronics and they sell you a previously-opened, broken HP computer, it's the review of Fry's that should suffer, not the review of that particular HP machine. A review of an album should be confined to your
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Oh yeah absolutely.. I think the video mentioned that things like donuts and cheesecake are the absolute worst.
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+1 for this. I work at Heroku and it has really been the best of both worlds getting to have a large impact on meaningful projects and enjoy the perks of a startup combined with the resources of a large company (Salesforce). The market is s
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Not really, it turns out the carbs from glucose (pasta) are actually pretty good for you. If she also cut the carbs by removing fruit juice and soda from her diet, then it would have been the right approach. For more info, watch the Lustig
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If this stuff sounds interesting to you, we're always looking for excellent engineers (and much more): http://jobs.heroku.com/
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Thanks for the info, didn't realize they launched this feature as well. I doubt it will take them long to bring it to Go.
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Why the downvote? This is a legitimate limitation of the App Engine platform, and for Go specifically it eliminates many of the common usecases.
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It looks like this is still going to be limited to HTTP (port 80) web applications. So you won't be able to run a process like Doozer that communicates with other ports/protocols. EDIT: More details from the docs at http://code.google.com/
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Skimmed through a few seconds of The Patriot on here. Unfortunately the quality was not very good, and there are no resolution options like normal YouTube videos. Are they all this bad? Why can't we watch movies at the same quality we get o
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