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961.
by cbg0 13y ago
Only sites which have error reporting enabled are vulnerable, so no need to panic unless you're displaying errors in production.
962.
by cbg0 13y ago
Non-ECC RAM? Okay for testing stuff but wouldn't put it in production.
963.
by cbg0 13y ago
> we are currently only at about halfway our feasibility study From http://www.boyanslat.com/plastic5/
964.
by cbg0 13y ago
Might have something to do with it being off-topic and not adding anything to the conversation.
965.
by cbg0 13y ago
He didn't mean he was watching it clearly in 4K resolution when he said "great detail", he was trying to convey that he had a good understanding of what was going on on the ground even though he wasn't on the ground.
966.
by cbg0 13y ago
You can pat yourself on the back.
967.
by cbg0 13y ago
Well, since you're so interested in upholding the guidelines: If your account is less than a year old, please don't submit comments saying that HN is turning into Reddit. (It's a common semi-noob illusion.)
968.
by cbg0 13y ago
I take it Joyent employees will live in fear of being fired for not being politically correct from now on, if they weren't already.
969.
by cbg0 13y ago
He doesn't actually have to keep replacement parts in the datacenter or have staff close by to the datacenter to go and perform replacements or new installs, or worse - pay >100$/hr. for remote hands with colo. Over time it&#x2
970.
by cbg0 13y ago
Employers still fail to understand that they need to monitor results, not people.
971.
by cbg0 13y ago
The 2.5" drives are quite expensive, and you could get a 4TB WD RED drive for $202.99, though you will need a different case, or an adapter to mount it in the 5.25" bay, if you don't need a Bluray drive. Also of note is that
972.
by cbg0 13y ago
I saw one that criticized quite a few aspects but still gave it a 9.5, which is almost perfect.
973.
by cbg0 13y ago
There's another free alternative called HeidiSQL which is pretty good. http://www.heidisql.com/
974.
by cbg0 13y ago
You'd think that with the current state of the economy they would see how useful it is to teach kids how to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
975.
by cbg0 13y ago
There's an ellipsis at the start of that, here's what the whole text looks like: > SEC. 15. ø50 U.S.C. 3613¿ (a) No person may, except with the written permission of the Director of the National Security Agency, knowingly use
976.
by cbg0 13y ago
Oh, but we do: http://www.amazon.com/Flents-Quiet-Please-Plugs-50-Pair/dp/B...
977.
by cbg0 13y ago
You need to start looking for alternatives because they put out a slightly more advanced version only available to subscribers?
978.
by cbg0 13y ago
You're probably going to crappy restaurants.
979.
by cbg0 13y ago
Is this 100% cotton?
980.
by cbg0 13y ago
Seems like a pretty basic offering.
981.
by cbg0 13y ago
Quality is about on par with price for those Korean monitors.
982.
by cbg0 13y ago
You're not getting strong-armed.
983.
by cbg0 13y ago
You should have made your comment more engaging.
984.
by cbg0 13y ago
This is mainly done to offer a cheaper option for those on a regular VPS. Some cheap hosts might try to virtualize a whole server in order to purchase these cheaper licenses if the restrictions were not in place.
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by cbg0 13y ago
A nice, cheap, small phone with dual-sim? Isn't this just like every other Asha phone they make?
986.
by cbg0 14y ago
Less efficient? I'm pretty sure you get better performance per watt with Intel right now.
987.
by cbg0 14y ago
It will most likely break your teeth.
988.
by cbg0 14y ago
I doubt anyone's going to invade Iceland because of TPB.
989.
by cbg0 14y ago
The orange at the top seems way too bright and the fonts are a tad small in my opinion. I switched to Hacker News Enhancement Suite https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-enhanc...
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by cbg0 14y ago
This is why I prefer forums most of the time, but even on forums it's a huge nuisance to have to comb through a thread with thousands of posts to get to some real information.

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