Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
coleca
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
16 ms
·
121.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
TIL Delicious hadn't already been killed by Yahoo! All kidding aside though they were one of the first to have a really cool domain name. It will always be del.icio.us to me.
122.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
You have to go to a testing center and show two forms of ID before you are allowed to take the test. You are also monitored during the test and cannot bring anything into the room. They even require you to turn in the scratch paper and penc
123.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
I just got my AWS CSA Professional certificate a couple weeks ago. It was definitely an intense experience and the 3 hour test was a fun challenge but through the process of studying I was able to pick up quite a few lessons that I applie
124.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
True. I have an iPad 4 that I only use for reading iBooks, occasionally browsing the web, and watching YouTube / NetFlix occasionally. I find I'm using it less and less because it's unbearably slow. When I first got it, I u
125.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
The other issue is that these devices have a limited lifetime in comparison to what they are replacing, paper textbooks. We may complain that textbooks our kids have are X years old, or don't have Y or Z fact in them that has transpir
126.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
Exactly! IMHO Microsoft shouldn't have released the patch to people that aren't paying for extended support. It is just going to encourage cheap CIOs to continue to ignore their dying infrastructure. They just doomed themselves
127.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
Where is the responsibility on the companies and organizations that want to run this ancient and insecure software on such mission critical applications? Microsoft does offer a path for these organizations that can't upgrade to a newe
128.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
Cool looking server rack doors. Reminds me of a conversation I had with a designer at IBM Raleigh. He showed me models of some of the server rack designs that he worked on at IBM for their super computers (I think it was Blue Gene). He sa
129.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
Considering how easy it would be to filter this out, why has Google allowed it to continue spreading within their own email network? Obviously they have no control over what goes on outside of Gmail/G Suite, but inside their own netwo
130.
▲
by
coleca
9y ago
Am I the only one that was wondering why the dialup ISP Juno.com was considered a rival to Uber? Guess it's a different Juno.. TIL Juno.com still offers dial-up for $15.95/mo. Gone are the days of free dial-up with obnoxious bann
131.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
That's why I'm keeping my COBOL for Dummies and MVS/JCL handbooks as my retirement plan should the markets go south on my 401k. :-)
132.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
What happened with Uber's Pittsburgh research facility? I thought that was the hub for their self-driving car program? http://fortune.com/2016/03/21/uber-carnegie-mellon-partnersh...
133.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
We use Groove also. It works fine but we do wish it had any kind of mobile support. Even if the desktop site would just function in a mobile browser would be helpful. Two way Slack integration would be a dream (it has notification only now.
134.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
I once had the opportunity to listen to an extremely talented WiFi expert from Aruba Networks explain on a whiteboard to a rapt audience of infrastructure engineers how this works. And how adding multiple SSIDs is a contributing factor to
135.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
My experience has been that Google rejects ads that don't have a valid URL. We got all kinds of warnings about potentially having our Adwords account banned if we didn't fix a typo in a URL in one of our ads.
136.
▲
An Open Letter to the Uber Board and Investors
(medium.com)
8 points
by
coleca
10y ago
|
0 comments
137.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
The title of the article is misleading. The article actually states that Taser's cameras do not have facial recognition. They use face detection to blur and redact faces from footage captured by body cameras. And far from real time the
138.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
I guess like every option mentioned here they all suck for someone. We have used Uberconference and the audio quality is terrible. And it's not uniformly terrible either which is even more frustrating. Some of the attendees won't
139.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
Google and Facebook are not employing the vast majority of H1B workers, the large BPO consulting firms like Wipro, CapGemini, Tata, Infosys, and Cognizant are (Source: http://www.myvisajobs.com/Reports/2017-H1B-Visa-Spo
140.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
I would guess that Oracle isn't expecting their customers to love from AWS to Azure. They are expecting they move to Oracle Cloud. I didn't see any mention of that in the original article but I wouldn't doubt those rules eith
141.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
Apiary was (is) a very slick product. Hopefully it doesn't become a licensing fiasco.
142.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
If you haven't seen Mikey Dickerson's presentation at last fall's Velocity Conference it's worth a quick watch: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LGSAyU2RZDo Watching that video will make you understand why
143.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
Any good recommendations on the invoicing?
144.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
We did a trade show in Minneapolis' convention center a few years back and had the same issue. We were charged ~$1200 for a few days of Wifi access from SmartCity. Even though we paid for them to allow us to use our Wifi AP (Cisco en
145.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
Evidently they can. I witnessed it myself, even did a cold start (hold power and home until you see the Apple logo) and it still happened on a completely up to date iPhone 6.
146.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
Any information on pricing?
147.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
FWIW my teenage daughter has been complaining about this latest Snapchat update for iOS the past couple days. It constantly crashes and causes the phone to reboot itself. Looking at Twitter, there's tons and tons of people reporting
148.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
It also could be that Oracle realized the customers had some degree of perceived lock-in, so they jacked the price up to milk the customers dry on license renewal time. The customers paid once because they had little alternative, but start
149.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
Looks like a cool product, but the site is really slow right now. Time to 'kubectl scale' up...
150.
▲
by
coleca
10y ago
Glad to hear you've been keeping busy since Cranky Geeks went off the air. You were great on that show. https://archive.org/details/crankygeeks&sort=-reviewdate?and...
More ›