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booi
9y ago
You forgot YouTube chat
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booi
9y ago
This isn't Reddit.
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booi
10y ago
You are legally entitled to cash compensation but you specifically have to ask for it. http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.com/2017/04/11/what-are-y...
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booi
10y ago
Looks like we found the Google employee
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10y ago
I could overlay Apple vs. Microsoft from 2001 but you won't like that graph... https://www.google.com/finance?chdnp=1&chdd=1&chds=1&chdv=1&... or how about Google? https://www.google.com/
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Bitcoin wallet service Coinkite closing down
(blog.coinkite.com)
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11y ago
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booi
11y ago
That sounds like the right thing to do?
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booi
11y ago
HN readers rate? What now?
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11y ago
Also, standard linux raid (mdadm) will allow 3 or more disks in RAID 1 and will read from all of them for better performance. ZFS has a lot of overhead compared to mdadm+LVM but it depends on your specific use case.
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12y ago
Uhh... he's using Google Calendar in the 2nd picture...
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13y ago
That sounds like you have something else wrong. With ECC memory on server hardware, we've seen 0 checksum errors in the last 6 months and I've seen only 2 ever. A typical server has 136TB of raw hdd space and we get about 71TiB us
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13y ago
Setting up SSL/TLS on a single server in a virtual environment that you don't even have to manage is a different story than getting major changes tested and deployed on a huge multi-billion dollar, multi-tenant distributed system
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booi
13y ago
seems like azure is down as other microsoft sites are having issues
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13y ago
Without externally locking the database, you cannot split a dump by table with mysqldump. Consistency will only be guaranteed in a single run. This is useful in a single-step dump or post-processing a dump.
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13y ago
I just tried it but getting the file again says the file has already been downloaded...
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booi
14y ago
I don't know how anybody spends 11,000 seconds on TC, but love NYT and ARS. Also pretty interesting to see the bias in users that use lookmark. Hopefully having your friends use it helps.
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14y ago
not to say you should preclude a user from choosing long passwords but hex != string... ruby -rdigest/sha2 -e "puts Digest::SHA512.digest('foo').length" = 64
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14y ago
Best to lock the user account usermod -L username
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booi
15y ago
about $97B
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15y ago
It POSTs to a secure page. Same as many sites including facebook.com <form action=" https://jungledisk.zendesk.com/access/login class="new_user" id="password-form" method="post">
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15y ago
We use Limelight which is much cheaper than Cloudfront or Rackspace at 95th % > 1gbit. They are also well dispersed in the world minus South America. Akamai is still by far the best at prices roughly equal to CloudFront and Rackspace (a
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booi
16y ago
It's been here for a while now..
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16y ago
By the sound of the article, I don't think the author even owns a blackberry smartphone. I do. It's garbage. Think companies will stay loyal to BB? Think again. A tablet device that nobody has touched yet is a non-product in my mind.
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16y ago
Doesn't seem to hang on my desktop lucid install. booi@booi-desktop:~$ uname -a Linux booi-desktop 2.6.32-27-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Thu Dec 2 00:51:09 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux booi@booi-desktop:~$ php -a Interactive shell php
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16y ago
skynet'ing
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16y ago
run your dev environment in a VM
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16y ago
That's not called lock-in, that's just service. Lock-in would be if they didn't provide an easy way to get your data off, forcing you to continue to use flickr (you're locked in). But they provide a clean API for you to do just that. There
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16y ago
Anybody know what OS they run?
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16y ago
How are you locked in? They had one of the first APIs where you can access your data..
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16y ago
in for 2
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