codeka

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by codeka 14y ago
Brainf k, clearly.
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by codeka 14y ago
He's paying for Gmail+Docs storage, that's not the same as Google Apps for Business. If he were paying for Google Apps for Business then he has a 24/7 support phone number that he can call.
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by codeka 14y ago
This. Also, if you use Google Apps for Business then it's only $50 per year and you get a dedicated, 24/7 support phone number you can call. Seriously, Gmail is free, you really can't complain about something that's free (yes, I know you
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by codeka 14y ago
Screenshots pasted into Word documents are awesome. Even better is when they're pasted into an Excel spreadsheet!
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by codeka 14y ago
I never actually started reading any of that stuff... Though I will read something if it floats up here on HN or Reddit or whatever.
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Using the App Engine Channel API from a Java client(codeka.com.au)
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by codeka 15y ago
How would people be mistyping "www" as "ww1"?
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by codeka 15y ago
> their infrastructures have been reduced to that of a dumb pipe This is a bad thing how? As far as I can see, carriers have far too much control over the devices that are used on their networks. I can't imagine consumers opting for dev
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by codeka 15y ago
If your ISP is manipulating DNS like that, it's also possible that they're blocking UDP/53 to any host other than their own DNS servers as well. Though it's certainly worth a shot, and I suppose Chrome could probably do a test query to 8.8.
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by codeka 15y ago
> There are much more nefarious groups tracking my behavior, too. Right, I'd personally be more concerned about random mailing list administrators "looking through their logs" and drawing conclusions about me than by Google scanning my
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by codeka 15y ago
To address some of your points: - pipelining is still single-file request-response though. With SPDY, you can send multiple requests at once, and the server responds to them in whatever order it likes. - The point of removing the FIFO queui