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by bobf 16y ago
Congrats for scratching your own itch and releasing something useful for the rest of us! It worked for me, and I agree that it sucks less than every other PR checker I had previously tried.
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by bobf 16y ago
I use pacnames.com - very simplistic design/interface, easy to use, $9.99/year registration, timely renewal notices, etc.
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by bobf 16y ago
Lucky you, someone made it! ;) Check out http://www.aerofs.com
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by bobf 16y ago
W Hotels sells their beds through their website, and frequently have "employee only" deals (40-60% off) that become publicly available so often you would think it must be intentional. I bought their "The W Bed" queen set (box spring + mattr
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by bobf 16y ago
nginx+APC+WP-Super-Cache should be able to capably handle a non-trivial amount of traffic on relatively minimal hardware specs.
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by bobf 16y ago
I've been hosting a server on a Hazenet VPS for $7/mo for the past few months, which is unmetered @ 5 mbits. Seems consistent/reliable so far.. http://hazenet.co.uk/vps.html
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by bobf 16y ago
I've been using Squeeze in production systems for several months, as I needed a wide variety of bug fixes/features it provided over Lenny. It has been completely stable - glad to see Debian development moving forward.
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by bobf 16y ago
If you haven't already, take a look into Zappos and Tony Hsieh for great insights into conveying company culture.
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by bobf 16y ago
Tangentially, this also seems to illustrate why Alexis/reddit have been successful -- perseverance and flexibility are crucial to startups!
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by bobf 16y ago
I wish he had compared the rats' performance to the current publicly available "best of breed" programmatic approach that uses technical indicators. Other than that, the interesting part of the experiment seems to be how it may relate to t
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by bobf 16y ago
File syncing that includes mobile devices seems to becoming increasingly important as their storage space grows. I'm excited about AeroFS and am looking forward to seeing more posts about the technical aspects.