cnlwsu

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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   Would be nice to have a demo example thing. I have had problems with bad formatting results for these things before and don't want to sign up if I am not sure it will work. Even something like the samples at http://htmltolatex.sourceforg
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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   I am going to try this out because it seems like what I spend a large portion of my time doing. The security and privacy of this scares me a lot though.
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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   I agree with you. That said, it is a possible vector they should patch up, so it shouldn't be ignored by any means. Its just minor enough I dont see why any of us should care.
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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   Even "non-enterprise" developers would be scared from OpenJDK... well if they have ever used it anyway.
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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   theres http://opentsdb.net/ , most the time I think people just write a custom thing on top of cassandra or equivalent though.
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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   Sounds like it has information in it like account name and date. Could be useful for debugging.
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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   Love it, I forwarded it to our QA and support team. One problem seems to be since the url bar is automatically updated (redirect?) with the current results people ended up bookmarking it instead of the just "aboutmybrowser.com" so they saw
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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   Interesting enough I did a quick search, found hundreds of java/python jobs and 2 cobol jobs... in the entire state.
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   by cnlwsu 14y ago

   Looks similar to http://graylog2.org/
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    I have a nexus 7 and love it. I absolutely love my netbook and this seems very similar. I dont care about GPS, G or cell connection so this seems really great for me. A lot cheaper then the Transformer too. I guess I am alone though as t
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    5) It scalability is a joke. I've worked as a Java contractor at a number of places and what a PERL/PHP/Python solution can get done in 5 boxes, it takes Java 30-40 boxes. This is NOT an exagerration. I think it's a side effect of some deve
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    minimalweather 2.0: I like to call it "window" :)
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    A "developer edition" laptop with 1366x768 resolution?
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    I had pretty much exact problem. We keep index of row keys in Cassandra on time partitioned data (by hour), but do not want to re-insert the index each time there is a piece of data. A ConcurrentLinkedHashMap ( http://code.google.com/p/con
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    Right away they said they are adding HTTPS yet you continue pounding and then broadcast it to the world in HN, seems unreasonable. "just sniffing the wire" will only work if your connected to the same dumb hub, modern switches don't broadca
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    Seems a bit unreasonable, the site is not even available yet. Looks like they protect vs CSRF and salt + hash passwords in the DB and have HTTPS on the way. Why keep nagging? Client side hashing in login pages is very rare, banks like we
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    takes awhile... hard to tell whats "shorter" while !wall(AHEAD): move forward turn left while wall(AHEAD): turn right
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    by cnlwsu 14y ago

    Some overestimate the importance of design, take a look at some ugly sites that are successful http://www.ebay.com/ or http://www.craigslist.org
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    by cnlwsu 15y ago

    Am I the only person unable to open this link? cache here: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4ANyZnz...
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    by cnlwsu 15y ago

    This is amazing! I hope to be able to do things like this with my son once he is old enough.
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    by cnlwsu 15y ago

    I would be curious about the hardware used, it can make it much more or less impressive. I have done a test with 1 million concurrent tcp connections using java (mina) on an Ubuntu system... but it had 64 gb of ram. It kept running for we
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    by cnlwsu 15y ago

    I am running Chrome 14 in Win7... After a little debugging it looks like it was actually my MeasureIt! extension that broke it.
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    by cnlwsu 15y ago

    In chrome I am just getting a blank page with some javascript errors. In IE I only can see the right half of the presentation. Mozilla is supporting FF well though :)
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    by cnlwsu 15y ago

    By very poorly I would guess it would depend on how your comparing them. In my experience working with Java, C#, Scala, Python and Ruby all of them were fantastic. The only time I have ever considered a language a "deeper circle of hell"
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    by cnlwsu 15y ago

    Exactly, you can only really exhaust the ports from the server address/port to your single host, which is effectively only DoSing your own access to the server. Ive seen over a million sockets in time_wait and it did not effect the servers
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    by cnlwsu 16y ago

    looks beautiful in chrome 10
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    by cnlwsu 16y ago

    Or you can get just the module, I know the Digi ConnectME is about 50$ for a 75mhz/8mb ram, runs linux and has an eclipse based IDE. Same company that makes XBee modules too.
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    by cnlwsu 16y ago

    its not the new i7 mobiles that are not supporting it... You can get a sager with 16GB http://www.sagernotebook.com/index.php?page=product_customed...
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    by cnlwsu 16y ago

    Might just be trying to underplay it and hope it blows over?
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    by cnlwsu 16y ago

    holy crap I didn't want to and ended up writing up a bunch of reviews... bravo.