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Actually migrating the last openACS app over to Pyramid in the next week or so. Not from a failure point of OpenACS or AOLServer - both products have worked very well. As far as performance, I found it to be somewhat akin to Apache + a mod
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You are correct. I distilled his process which gave me the conclusion that the only place he could really see any efficiency gains were in fuel efficiency or cost. He's using a 40+ year old design for his engine (with modern equipment). H
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The first two of four Falcon 1 launches ended in catastrophic failure -- Fuel leak and booster hitting second stage during staging. Both Falcon 9 launches have been a success. India uses the same engines that the Russians have used for the
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Everyone has a perfect launch record until they experience their first catastrophic failure. Falcon9 has had how many launches? and none were heavylift, they were all medium lift. (The answer here is two.) GSLV has had a 4 for 7 success ra
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seems like a different take on http://www.googlewhack.com/
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There is a condition called 'Contempt of Cop' which is probably what fueled this. While it was happening, I can only imagine the police officer thinking, "Oh no you don't", at which point her focus changed. One hopes logic prevails in this
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A bondsman may also make you sign over collateral for the bail and make you put up 10%. If you skip, you (or a family member) loses something like... a house. Once you skip, a bondsman has some pretty darn liberal rights at returning you to
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shift-command-t to restore last closed window(s)
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here I thought you were going to ask for higher contrast text in the Ask HN: posts. :)
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http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answe...
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http://www.centipaid.com/ comes to mind. At one point, they had an apache module to allow paid access to individual photos/resources. It becomes difficult as you need to load the card, sit on the cash, make sure it is available, send it
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Almost every language fixes a certain problem in a way that the authors felt was better than any existing method. In college I took part in an experimental Ada course - two semesters - taught by arguably one of the first dozen or so experts
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Why would you bash someone that doesn't share your desires? Some people may not want to be a minor influence on a large machine. Perhaps he didn't think his position there would have any measurable (or notable) impact and that wasn't what
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There are three important aspects they appear to have missed. So when are you putting the team together?
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The ultimate music search tool, searchale Took about half a dozen refreshes to see it. Appears to be an ad served through doubleclick.
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+ Ursids meteor shower Unbelievably clear skies, 53F, bedroom community with little light pollution.... should be great. Jupiter set earlier (with Neptune). Pink Floyd, DSOTM on the playlist in tribute.
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things I remember: postgressql, defiantly (you meant definitely), you used deduct rather than deduce. Several typos were obvious typos that spellcheck would find. Double keys, letters swapped, etc. Writing async from the start is worlds e
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I'm guessing English isn't your primary language. There are numerous typos and grammatical errors throughout the document. Spellcheck would catch about 90% of them as they aren't project names. The grammar errors might be more difficult
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Spamhaus and TrendMicro under DDOS from AnonOps re: Wikileaks.info
(gossamer-threads.com)
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If a single person holds all positions in the LLC, i.e. closely held, that veil is easily pierced as they can say 'you' committed the negligence as the GM of the company and the company is just a tax vehicle. In this case, a closely held L
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Studios take a sliding scale percentage. On some new releases, 100% of the ticket price for the first week is taken, sliding to 25% after six weeks. For a theater to make money from the actual movie, they need films like Titanic or Avatar
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Did he file an extension? If not, and you asked him to, then yes, you probably have a case. Might be a little difficult if it isn't documented somewhere. If he did file the extension, you're going to hate this, but, taxes were still due M
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For the 125x125, take what you currently make by selling that spot, multiply it by 3 or 4, and use that as a starting point. As for the product posts, if you have built a brand for yourself, having product posts that you don't have editoria
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An extension doesn't stop interest and penalties from accruing. Any tax not paid by March 15 would be subject to that. That is why you still send an estimated payment that should cover your expected taxes. Filing your corporate structure
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SQLAlchemy performance analyzed with RunSnakeRun (SQLA v0.5, v0.6 and v0.7)
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http://goo.gl/info/speedanddestroy tells a really interesting story about the power of viral marketing. Edited the link
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Years ago there was a tool by Tom Liston called LaBrea Tarpit that could be used in defending against a DDOS. The theory behind Tarpit was to acknowledge the packet, then silently forget about it, releasing the resources on the defending s
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ab with 500 concurrent, no keepalives: Requests per second: 13428.16 [#/sec] (mean) ab with 500 concurrent, keepalives: Requests per second: 14403.98 [#/sec] (mean) Keepalives allow the browser to maintain a socket between the browser
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If keepalive fixed it, your configuration had other problems especially if you were using mpm-worker. email me at hnusername@hnusername.com - I'd be interested in talking further. Ubuntu and Debian distribute configs meant for home users/
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