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by cd34 14y ago
turn on showdead in your profile on this one, try to view your recent comments and submissions through your profile. If so, petition the powers that be and figure out what it is. I do know that they have blocked a number of IP ranges for bo
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Caine's Arcade - 9 year old boy builds arcade out of cardboard, runs a business(vimeo.com)
5 points by cd34 14y ago|1 comments
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by cd34 14y ago
> I do hope one takes the vigilance to set a port number sufficiently high up, and sufficiently random looking Hopefully not over port 1023. If a user gets on the system and crashes your ssh daemon through OOM killer or one of many oth
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by cd34 15y ago
Arduino: http://arduino.cc Motor Shield: http://www.ladyada.net/make/mshield/
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Twitter - Murder Bittorrent Deploy System for a datacenter(vimeo.com)
2 points by cd34 15y ago|0 comments
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by cd34 15y ago
http://www.sqlalchemy.org/ http://www.makotemplates.org/ http://docs.pylonsproject.org/en/latest/index.html
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by cd34 15y ago
The typo in the leadin stood out immediately, but, they spelled distributed correctly later on.
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WordPress Multisite 101 ebook - Free, Author does accept donations(tech.ipstenu.org)
1 points by cd34 15y ago|0 comments
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by cd34 15y ago
http://www.theverge.com/2012/3/30/2914764/tweetdeck-taken-do...
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Yet another Blob Cache library(github.com)
1 points by cd34 15y ago|0 comments
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by cd34 15y ago
How to get 200+ comments without saying anything: ask people about their favorite food Chrome Version 20.0.1086.0 canary Firefox 12.0 Safari Version 5.1.4 (7534.54.16) They must have fixed it.
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by cd34 15y ago
apache-prefork has a larger footprint because it includes the php interpreter in each thread. If he's using php-fpm, he would use mpm-worker in which case apache and nginx threads have a similar memory footprint.
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by cd34 15y ago
Your VCL ignores the fact that logged in users are going to have cookies and every request would then be piped to your backend. Stripping off the right cookies will allow those requests to be cached. https://www.varnish-cache.org/trac/wiki
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by cd34 15y ago
You know, the boilerplate I used for MIT was a copyleft derivative and I never really glanced at the original. http://snk.tuxfamily.org/log/copyleft-mit-license.html contains the license I've used, but, is not the source where I grabbed t
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by cd34 15y ago
While this is an interesting post, it was written and based on conclusions from 2007 - many of which are addressed in better kernel defaults, included in smarter tunables, and better mount options.
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by cd34 15y ago
http://www.opensource.org/licenses/category http://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html I believe you want an MIT license. http://www.opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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by cd34 15y ago
Valuation is precisely what tells you how much the cash they have handed you is worth in terms of % in your company. If you negotiate the company is worth $500k rather than $225k, their $100k becomes 20% rather than 45%. You get the same ca
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by cd34 15y ago
$100k for 45% means that they value your company at $222k. $70k for 30% means they value your company at $233k. Your $80k for 33% investor valued your company at $250k. YC puts roughly $20k for 8-10% giving a rough valuation of $200k-$250k.
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by cd34 15y ago
http://www.deadmansswitch.net/
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by cd34 15y ago
The other day someone wrote a deadman switch app that sent notifications to two emails. You had to click a url to keep it alive every 30 days. I can't find the reference and a few searches didn't come up with anything, but, perhaps someone
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by cd34 15y ago
We've used SuperMicro for the last 15 years and have had good luck with them. edit: we've used the same vendor, interpromicro.com - Andy Wong except for the first few we purchased in 97.
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by cd34 15y ago
15 minutes prior, I was working on the mux cabinet that would have put my back 18 inches from that conduit. Good 'ole Racal Milgo equipment - where we had ~24* terminals on a 9600 baud line and we were happy to have that much bandwidth. Aft
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by cd34 15y ago
Halon 1301 is the gas that used to be used which was banned in the 90s. Most inert gas fire suppression systems use HFCs or Ketones now and have a ten minute hold time. They work by displacing the oxygen and reducing it to <10% which is
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by cd34 15y ago
Disneyworld in Orlando Florida with an average summer temperature of 91F responds to dozens of heat stroke cases with people wearing shorts and shirts, merely walking around and waiting in lines to enjoy rides.
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by cd34 15y ago
I'm reasonably sure the air temp wasn't 140F in the data center, but, he had Heat Stroke or Hyperthermia. He did collapse and I remember calling for help on the radio when I saw him go down. In the space of about 10 seconds when he said he
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by cd34 15y ago
Facebook's Prineville datacenter is aligned to capture prevailing winds: http://www.facebook.com/prinevilleDataCenter Somewhere I had whitepapers from the Open Data Center Initiative which did touch on some of the issues you mentioned. h
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by cd34 15y ago
Years ago a data center outside DC in Silicon Alley had an A/C failure. Our equipment was reporting temps of 140F on intake. We were allowed 10 minutes in, one person doing work, another observer, both required to have squirt water bottles
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by cd34 15y ago
Free air cooling uses evaporative coolers. They are not running chillers. Belgium also has a water treatment center bringing in water from an industrial canal for their coolers and thus runs on 100% recycled water. In Finland, they run heat
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Too Hot for Humans, But Google Servers Keep Humming(datacenterknowledge.com)
118 points by cd34 15y ago|82 comments
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by cd34 15y ago
It has been a while since I looked - the one thing I wanted to fix was the expired link issue. It is rare that I can get past page 2 of the /newest listings before getting the Expired link notification, so, I probably miss quite a few submi

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