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by blantonl 13y ago
I wonder what these means for all the resellers of Softlayer's infrastructure? Will they join the IBM business partner community or will they be phased out. This is going to be very interesting...
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by blantonl 13y ago
I use this simple rewrite rule to prevent user submitted images from being used on other sites... <Directory /images> RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$ RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !my
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by blantonl 13y ago
but MySQL's query cache generally isn't considered all that great a thing anyway You've never had to prime a query cache on a MySQL server, have you? :)
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by blantonl 13y ago
How much traffic are we talking about?
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by blantonl 13y ago
I dig the Pebble, not sure if I'd wear one but it is a nice product and I supported the kickstarter. I think this will be the general consensus of any "ground breaking" wearable time keeping device. I just can't see Apple shaking up the
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by blantonl 13y ago
Apple's ability to turn relatively new product categories into caché products is impressive. But one thing to consider is that the wearable market has been around far longer than the other markets that Apple has moved into. For instance, t
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by blantonl 13y ago
If it was an acquhire they paid 5.8 million for each employee (187 employees). If it was to capture their revenue stream, they paid 85 dollars for every one dollar of revenue generated last year (13 million).
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by blantonl 13y ago
well, if he doesn't pull out - he will be grateful in a few months to have kids to share his discovery.
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by blantonl 13y ago
we're a PayPal customer and we've got a dedicated account manager that responds pretty quick and provides great communication.
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by blantonl 13y ago
I suspect that this year Apple will soon release hardware and software that will leverage all those iTunes credentials to provide something similar. However, Google will be in a great position to profit from a new source of consumer purchas
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by blantonl 13y ago
If I was a betting man, I'd say this is almost certainly a preemptive strike against something that Apple plans to release.
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by blantonl 13y ago
The JP Morgan Chase of Bitcoin could also become the single largest target of technical and crypto attacks that the technology industry has ever seen. Ever. Advances in cryptography which once were targeted to breaking encrypted messages c
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by blantonl 13y ago
Quote from the article: “We need 10 people yesterday,” said Ehrsam, a 24-year-old former Goldman Sachs trader. "10 People" in this case == security and crypto engineers - like the best the world can get. If you want to lead the largest ex
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by blantonl 14y ago
pg, did this article accurately portray the YC process?
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by blantonl 14y ago
Who here on HN is running any portion of their startup or established Internet business on Azure?
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by blantonl 14y ago
hopefully /etc/passwd and all those other important security related files are excluded?
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by blantonl 14y ago
Apple has $100b+ cash on hand. From a strategic perspective, Apple really needs to give a hard look at Netflix.
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by blantonl 14y ago
I don't think his comment was focused on John or Jane Q Public, but rather the general use of cloud services and the dangers of these types of events happening. For instance, I host most of my business on AWS. We recently had a compromised
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by blantonl 14y ago
I believe that Steve Jobs was one that practiced this when dealing with customers. And it seamed like his responses were always dead on target - whereas a PR team would launch into a long winded response to a customer, Steve summed it up i
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by blantonl 14y ago
If a sales/business dev guy sent me a unsolicited message promoting their latest ad delivery platform or obscure SAAS solution, with VSRE at the end of his message - I would definitely view his approach in a better light. But, likely my res
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by blantonl 14y ago
So far, crowdsourcing has identified one high resolution image that shows both suspects running from the scene: http://i.imgur.com/I1dF69f.jpg (Note the guy with the white polo hat on the left and his partner not far behind in khakis and
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by blantonl 14y ago
Honestly, the gap can probably be attributed to them not knowing what exactly happened. Figuring out that you were compromised by a zero day vulnerability isn't an easy process to work through.
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by blantonl 14y ago
Don't be evil? Pfeh. Google is a publicly traded company (Stock Ticker: NASDAQ: GOOG) The demands of the shareholders and board of directors outweighs the expectations of Google's users and business partners.
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by blantonl 14y ago
It's certainly better to have an overall strong online presence (Twitter / Github (if relevant) / personal blog) than contacts on LinkedIn that don't mean anything. One important thing to understand is that LinkedIn isn't just populated b
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by blantonl 14y ago
this should work in a mixed setup, remember replication in MySQL is pretty much a replay of SQL statements.
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by blantonl 14y ago
I'd love to see your shell script for checking a slave status.
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by blantonl 14y ago
This is a great postmortem about a truly unique MySQL issue. However, this post left me wondering how they actually recovered from this issue. I'm thinking the only way is to re-provision the replica infrastructure from the master's pres
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by blantonl 14y ago
It is pretty simple. You call the fire department. They have a TIC (thermal imaging camera) that can detect heat/overheating sources pretty quickly. Plus, it's kind of nice to have them on hand in case a smell progresses to a fire.
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by blantonl 14y ago
I'm curious, are there any academic level economic arguments that discuss Bitcoin and it's future? I'm really curious how economists are viewing Bitcoin. Right now, it is clear that the rise in price is due to investors who see the potent
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Patent troll Lodsys suing Disney over in-app purchase patent(scribd.com)
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