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by cagenut 14y ago
You're right but drawing the wrong conclusion. The heat that's produced as the battery charges is a byproduct of the resistance of the chemistry. So when you get a more efficient chemistry it increases both cycle life and charge rate, t
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by cagenut 14y ago
This is like my gimmick at this point every time there's an extremetech.com battery article... Here is the much better/more-detailed article at GCC: http://www.greencarcongress.com/2012/08/cho-20120816.html To me the interesting part isn'
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by cagenut 14y ago
That network provider legal protection, does it apply if you're caching? Are you caching wikileaks or just proxy/filtering?
724.
by cagenut 14y ago
Asynchronous schema enforcement, that's really interesting. How has it worked out? Also I'm not sure I get the dropping part. Do you really throw out most of your data after a short time window? Is it not of trending/historical-analysis
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by cagenut 14y ago
Well its easier to say what not to do than what to do, so here's some of that: - cargo-cult buzzphrase/keyword engineering: saying "we should use <thing>, <cool_company_a> and <cool_company_b> use <thing>".
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by cagenut 14y ago
Because EBS has astonishing variance in its response times that cause the entire raidset to have very inconsistent performance. Numbers here: http://www.mysqlperformanceblog.com/2011/02/21/death-match-e... In order for raid-on-ebs to tr
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by cagenut 14y ago
That is some top-notch lede burying.
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by cagenut 14y ago
I've run 200+ server environments on centos4, a 40+ server cluster on centos5, and now run a 50+ server cluster on rhel6. I'm pretty much dead on their target audience here. This seems almost mean. Its a billion dollar company calling out
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by cagenut 14y ago
'fair use' selective quoting of a few key lines and rephrasing of a paragraph or two fall within the bounds of fair use.
730.
by cagenut 14y ago
great example of why arguing over the income tax rate is a distraction from the real issue: the capital gains rate
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by cagenut 14y ago
I just had the exact same experience.
732.
by cagenut 14y ago
Its this. You need the headroom for power-on/reboots. Blade chassis are smart enough to stagger starting up each blade for this reason. 1Us don't know about each other.
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by cagenut 14y ago
Hey guys I got this, I speak cloudonaut. Here I'll translate it to sysadmin: An admin was doing a rolling restart that triggered a bug in the loadbalancer software. The auto restart script turned out to just make things worse by restartin
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by cagenut 14y ago
This can't be a coincidence right? Its a way of saying that DMCA/lawsuit takedowns are digital book burning.
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RebelMouse Is the Social Media Aggregator We’ve All Been Waiting For(pandodaily.com)
1 points by cagenut 14y ago|0 comments
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by cagenut 14y ago
The math on that doesn't even remotely add up. A single months COBRA for a family of four could buy most of what you listed. Fully private/non-cobra would be even more, assuming they could even get it.
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by cagenut 14y ago
the miracle being we can have all the electronics we want but not healthcare
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by cagenut 14y ago
RedHat mentioning CentOS in its historical timeline would be like the New York Times mentioning The Huffington Post in its.
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by cagenut 14y ago
I get the basic idea, but when I try to flush it out into a full cluster and app design long-poll/web-sockets seems like a bit of a complexity nightmare on the back end. I mean you're taking a highly cachable stateless protocol and turni
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by cagenut 14y ago
Anonymous isn't "supposed to represent" any community. What part of the definition of the word "anonymous" confuses you into thinking it means an identity for a group. The whole point of "Anonymous" is that it is absent any determinable
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by cagenut 14y ago
That is offensively over the top nonsense. Being immature and being murderers are not even remotely "like" each other.
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by cagenut 14y ago
I don't know where she's getting 20M, comscore says 16. And a huge chunk of that is huffpost-tech and huffpost-science, which basically can't be spun off (both the 'brands' and the tech are tied to the huffpo cms platform).
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by cagenut 14y ago
This is what made me spit out my drink at the top of page 2 But that crash was a product of investors’ and analysts’ overexuberance (sorry!), not evidence of a fundamental flaw in the tech industry’s start-up ecosystem.
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by cagenut 15y ago
This infographic is great at putting the fed budget in perspective: http://deathandtaxesposter.com/ tl;dr - mostly "defense"
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by cagenut 15y ago
I can't help but notice you're asking almost exactly the wrong people. People on the riak-users mailing list are by definition the choir. As someone who works somewhere that looked into riak, here was my first impression: [root@brandt
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The Readiness is All.(blog.chaddickerson.com)
1 points by cagenut 15y ago|0 comments
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by cagenut 15y ago
Its not clear from the post, are they implementing their own mpm? as in mod_spdy takes the place of mod_prefork/worker/event?
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by cagenut 15y ago
IMHO the biggest way to look at this is compared to AOLs normal revenue and valuation. AOL did just over 2B in revenue last year, and is currently valued at a bit under 2B (well, for the next 8 minutes). To raise 1B in cash in a patent s
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by cagenut 15y ago
redhat "donates" to all those project you mentioned in the form of payroll
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by cagenut 15y ago
This is sortof the equivalent of a 400lbs person losing 100lbs. They're still still on deaths door.

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