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callesgg
13y ago
Look very nice. Looks allot like Pimcore http://pimcore.com The demo stuff was laking good test data on most pages. That was my initial thought.
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callesgg
13y ago
Not exactly news that linkedin does this...
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callesgg
13y ago
Before i know about "on duplicate key update" i used to first run an update check the results on how many rows where matched then insert if there was none. Another way i remember doing was having a unique key and inserting if an e
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callesgg
13y ago
We would people try to do a ddos on them. A ddos is a temporary thing. Only time it is worth it do do a ddos is when there is some kind of event thing. Like if some one wants to get a site down today so people can't vote. And cloudflar
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callesgg
13y ago
JavaScript the NEXT big thing :) That's a interesting way of looking at stuff. Your are not essentially wrong, just that it is not the NEXT one. If we are talking work and programming php will not diminish, it is great for most glue st
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callesgg
13y ago
It is more than often not. Google mail is one example. But i do concur.
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callesgg
13y ago
Realy Cool, Only real problem with this is if the clicking has side effects like: http://example.com/?action=logout as brought up on page. And probably a ton of other application bugs as style and script stuff wont load. li
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callesgg
13y ago
The web was never decentralized. The internet was, and kind of is. The web meaning basically http websites. On a bunch of servers.
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callesgg
13y ago
Yeah downloading a large file. Apache was about 14% CPU Load asmttpd about 11% CPU Load
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callesgg
13y ago
Yes, the OS will become the bootleneck. If you design your application in a way that makes the OS do a shitload of work.
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callesgg
13y ago
Runs with about 3% less CPU load than apache on my server. However apache also does ALLOT more stuff.
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callesgg
13y ago
Oh the animated one, yeah you are correct that is not entropy at all. It is just bytes visually represented. 1byte = x axis, 2byte = y axis, 3byte = z axis. And then jump forward and repeat.
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callesgg
13y ago
It represents randomness(entropy) in the firmware file. And "known" file types found in the firmware file. It is very useful. As different file types and data structures. Often has a quite common entropy level to them. Rather than
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callesgg
13y ago
Seams to me that his cost calculation is way off.(one should be able to pull of a service as snap chat where data persistans is not that vital, for a fraction of the cost he wrote) In my experience long term storage reliability is where the
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callesgg
13y ago
I was expecting some kind of optical fiber storage with reflecting crystals and shit. This was a bit disappointing.
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callesgg
13y ago
They should have used text 2 voice software. That would have made it seam a bit more personalized.
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callesgg
13y ago
I partly think the peace is like getting a bucket of piss since the time obama got it.
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callesgg
13y ago
Don't use godady is what I would take away from the story.
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callesgg
13y ago
Amazing :) An auto turner and a timmer would be nice.
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callesgg
13y ago
Looks more like three is no anti aliasing. And as James say does not look like that for me.
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callesgg
13y ago
A decent amount of cash. I however believe he could easily have sold it on the black market for more. (Not saying that one should do such a thing.)
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callesgg
13y ago
The concept of psd to html is dumb from the start. I would not hire one translator to translate from Russian to English, when the Translator only barely understands English, and one other second translator who Fixes the first translators wo
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callesgg
13y ago
Are you making a mockery about my country's laws? I am deeply offended. You know that, it is a criminal offense punishable by jail time to do such a thing.
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callesgg
13y ago
i liked the cat /dev/random | sort Boringly it does not work as /dev/random never closes Here is my own one: grep life /dev/urandom | strings The search for life continues.
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callesgg
13y ago
ha Great story. It bugs the crap out of me is when bash stuff wont work in more "modern" shells.
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callesgg
13y ago
That would be the definition of "freedom of speech" in many western countries. (or at-least i believe it is similar in similar countries other than my own, i have not fact checked that.) For example in Sweden we have laws that pro
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callesgg
13y ago
The nice thing with CSS frameworks is that one only has to design for one device/screen. The designs for smaller screens, printing and other visual device differences, just works.
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callesgg
13y ago
I find i very hard to believe that someone (even a extremely large group) would be able to build an operating system from the ground up that runs java applications and renders HTML5. In less than something like 10 years. Using that as i gro
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callesgg
13y ago
A manager that does not understand the value of his or her employees, is a shity manager. Basically you tell the manager straight up. But as we are talking about a shity manager. They would most likely become offended and hate you or fire y
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callesgg
13y ago
The logic of the article is flawed. On many points.
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