callesgg

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by callesgg 12y ago
It definitely SHOULD turn off when full. No doubt about it.
782.
by callesgg 12y ago
I used to say the same stuff about the built in ups in my laptop server. Until I almost burned down my house. Aparently laptop battery charge controllers do not work as intended when plugged in for long periods. Otherwise laptops are perfec
783.
by callesgg 12y ago
Seams like a security nightmare for them. Or does each customer get it's "own" bunch of "simcards".
784.
by callesgg 12y ago
That files() function will not work properly. I have an old abandoned project, that has a proper directory listing function for batch, you can take that. http://sourceforge.net/projects/scriptconvert/ Much of the
785.
by callesgg 12y ago
Not entirely correct as turning it over 90 degrees does not apear to work.
786.
by callesgg 12y ago
All the cellar stuff I have used in the last 5 years have given me public open ip addresses. So i don't think that is the case.
787.
by callesgg 12y ago
Nice work, looks great:) On thing i noted as beeing polisheble was how the conflicting was done and renames of files. When a file was renamed the other browsers acted as if the file had been deleted then recreated.
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by callesgg 12y ago
First a note: The useful engine power of ships is logarithmically proportional to the size of the vesel. A ship that is twice as big will only require and engine that is half as big. A problematic thing is they way ports generally work, you
789.
by callesgg 12y ago
That is very cool :) I would love to know/read more about the technical side. However i can't find any info about that at all. Like how do they point the satellites? With thrusters? How much time does one of their satellites have
790.
by callesgg 12y ago
It is very annoying to see more and more pages that say use chrome to look at this page. However this page seams to work fine in Firefox anyway. And it looked very cool :)
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by callesgg 12y ago
Most stuff will go away eventually, when sites die or are renewed. It just takes more time than what people like.
792.
by callesgg 12y ago
It is one or the other.
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by callesgg 12y ago
The main problem with ORM's is that they keeps the database model in the code rather than in the database. I know that is what some people like, i myself USED to think that was nice. What i eventually learned was what Linus Torwalds sa
794.
by callesgg 12y ago
The funny stuff was the totally hacked leader board :)
795.
by callesgg 12y ago
I for one would not like to live behind a several thousand km seawall that is 65m high. When that wall then breaks the only way to not die is to own a helicopter or airplane.
796.
by callesgg 12y ago
I think the topic should be "When all ice melt"
797.
by callesgg 12y ago
That has nothing to do with the technical difference. It's just that banks sometimes use the switch to simultaneously disallow a piece of text on a paper as an approval for taking money from your bank account.
798.
by callesgg 12y ago
More than a decade right? I am a bit pissed of that our current chip cards do not implement the full security that they are technically capable of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-VRsksSgM0
799.
by callesgg 12y ago
Not bad, each line in my cron has somthing lke that next to it :)
800.
by callesgg 12y ago
The initial cost was with labor included. The labor is the consulting cost. But to be honest there is not like one has to do much width the hardware. When one hardware server fails all the virtual machines will still just continue on anothe
801.
by callesgg 12y ago
We did calculations on that about 2 years ago, then it was about 700K pear year. But that left out some cost like Shared network folders that our users use, so we would have needed to get some kind of replacement for our netapp(a form as NA
802.
by callesgg 12y ago
I actually find that google has quite good support (where they have support) Google Apps for business for example.
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by callesgg 12y ago
$200k that is insane, it is cheaper to go width own hardware long before that. The server room we have at our office have had max 5 hours of total down time since 2011 And we have moved our entire office under that period. I will try to est
804.
by callesgg 12y ago
https://gist.github.com/callesg/fd9fd96a741da5e779be Was probably a year since i last touched it, so it could probably use some updating.
805.
by callesgg 12y ago
I have a long /etc/host file with many of the worst tracking/ad services that i have found. Blocks of a very large portion of the stuff that i do not like.
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by callesgg 12y ago
Yeap i will sleep well knowing they are safe on my OWN computer.
807.
by callesgg 12y ago
Nice try, a bit buggy but nothing that can't be solved. Even tho people here on HN seams a but harsh there is some good lessons to be learned from them.
808.
by callesgg 12y ago
You can't see that thing from space. With optics you definitely would, but with optics you can see a single human from space.
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by callesgg 12y ago
This was cool i will definitely try to use the bisect command sometime.
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by callesgg 12y ago
I find that pretty obvious. One example: I am sitting in a car and will turn to a side road a bit ahead where the road splits in to several lanes. But due to the fact that the que is longer I can't turn on to the second lane. And it ha

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