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by ceph_ 13y ago
If there's anything that's certain, it's the progress of compute power. The fact that his statement lasted 14 years is impressive. I mean, 640K ought to be enough for anyone.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
The chromecast already let's you directly stream the contents of a chrome tab. He's looking for something less clunky.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Money would like to have a word with you.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
For a single machine. Yes, but for distributed data center scale computing, which accounts for the majority of compute power, this is not the case.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
>and should be troubling to shareholders — that Google neglects medium-term Oh, for once, would someone think of the short to mid term shareholder gains! Is this guy serious?
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by ceph_ 13y ago
I believe lyft keeps 20% of the "suggested donation" and the drivers get the rest. They will also run periodic events where the drivers keep 100% to get more drivers on the road for when ridership is expected to spike.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Dramatic interpretation: http://youtu.be/volV54jPkqI
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Census data isn't accurate? If you want to make ridiculous claims, you're going to get called out. Cite a source.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Where is this mythical place with a 3:1 gender ratio? http://www.maletofemaleratio.com/wiki/California-CA/San_Fran...
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Non-snarky answer: They want to post that they are investigating an issue, but do not want to comment on the scope of the problem when it is still not fully understood.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Alternative headline: Microsoft throw away bathwater, baby
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Is Netaplications an actual reliable source? They're results are so far skewed from that of all of the other web usage analytics groups. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Human population isn't a speculative market. (Yet)
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by ceph_ 13y ago
As a network operator on a large ASN, you don't have to look back to 97 to find another example of this. This has happened twice within the last year with networks we peer with. Hell if it weren't for max prefix limits, TATA woul
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by ceph_ 13y ago
While I do think the the title is a bit sensationalist, events where someone leaks routes that aren't theirs is commonly referred to as a BGP hijack.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Agree. Also, the check mark indicating validation is broken on iOS
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Wow, almost all of the results of 'google nsa lawsuit' on bing are negative against google. http://www.bing.com/search?q=google+nsa+lawsuit 1) Maryland Attorney Mike Slocumb Comments on Google Privacy Class Action
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by ceph_ 13y ago
The only way to add bands you care about is individually by hand, or importing facebook likes?! I thought this was going to be an useful, like songkick. I guess not.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
The way the article conflates backbone link speed with end user connection speeds really irks me. For backbone link capacity, yes native 100G interfaces are a step forward, but not in the way most people are going to assume. 100G of capacit
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by ceph_ 13y ago
> A 99/1 splitter (i.e. 99% one way, 1% the other) would be pretty hard to detect in a fiber optic line that is subject to fluctuating loss caused by bending, temperature change, etc.. Please reference an example of a 99/1 spli
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by ceph_ 13y ago
I assume you're referring to the shielding seen here. http://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/pages/US4974926-1... There's no way you're getting through that without it being service affecting. Even
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by ceph_ 13y ago
FreeBSD and Netbsd are often chosen due to the more permissive licensing agreements. They allow the revised platform to be fully commercial and proprietary. Another example would be Juniper's JunOS.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Scrolling is broken on the site for iOS.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
According to this[1], as of February average rent for 1br in OUTER sunset is 1.9k. Another source[2] puts average 1br rent at $2547. [1] http://sfist.com/attachments/SFist_Brock/SF-Infographic.png [2] http:/&#
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Yeah, this is the stuff I dreamed of making when I was into motion graphics and video editing. Congrats! Also, way to stick to your guns and post it on vimeo over youtube.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
People expect email to be instant now, despite SMTP not exactly being built for it. I'm sure there is a non-zero number of users who would think the undo delay was the gmail service being "slow".
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Bush was born and raised in CT an hour outside of NYC. The image of him being a Texan was cultivated in the same way as much of his persona.
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by ceph_ 13y ago
Sounds like a really wild accusation to me. Is their anything to back this up besides their speculation?
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by ceph_ 13y ago
You know the bitcoin exchanges are taking a transaction fee in the same way the credit card companies are, right?
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by ceph_ 14y ago
Didn't they just have a 16 hour long outage this week?

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