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Standards people today are, almost across the board, completely detached from product people. From the developer perspective, who wants to sit on mailing lists or participate in forums and argue about wording and syntax verbiage? From the '
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People are following the money - it's VERY hard to find backing for a 'change the world in 20 years' kind of company, but relatively easy to find it for a 'make $40m in 5 years' type of company.
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I'm familiar with BGP. I'm unfamiliar with how BGP has anything to do with me being able to ping their IP, but not get a response on UDP/53 or TCP/53 with any data in it.
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Generally, yes.
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Oh, I'm not saying any of this is good or healthy, just that it's got literally nothing to do with 'startups' or 'geeks'.
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From 'hackers' and the 'computer underground' at that!
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I don't think it's 'nerd' culture - look at ANY gathering. Open bar, free food, etc. is kind of a hallmark of societal gatherings?
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That 'I can fix it' attitude is such a freeing feeling. My wife used to travel heavy, and it's taken me a few years, but she's now got it as well - 'if I forget my hairdryer/etc., I can just find or buy one'. Not optimal, but definitely be
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"DNS being slow (fuck it, use IPs)" So, yeah, ops isn't hard at all, if you don't fucking take the time to do it right.
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I use AirPlay from my MacPro over wifi to a Klipsch Gallery G-17. With iTunes, it 'just works'. With AirPlay as the default 'Output' sound for the whole OS (new in Mt. Lion I think), it definitely has sync/delay issues. The delay is nearly
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And how do you do that with cloud instances? :)
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He was Serbian. Then he became American. That's it, just American.
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Python on AWS Elastic Beanstalk (Flask Gotchas)
(blog.uptill3.com)
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Because beefier != better in all cases.
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RDS isn't just MySQL - you can also use Oracle or SQL Server, if you don't want MySQL. For NoSQL, look at the other stuff that doesn't have 'Relational' in the name :) (DynamoDB, SimpleDB, etc.)
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How many of these folks are AFNIC-related? Is there a big non-DOD presence in STL for tech stuff?
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What's wrong with this idea? I figured that's how many folks did it?
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In low-carb diets, one of the major withdrawal symptoms is actually from a lack of sodium. Your body starts emptying it's water stores when there is no carbohydrate intake to process (carbs need a lot of water to work with), and that takes
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I would assume it's per-volume as 2 10GB 100IOPS volumes would be 200 IOPS, while a single 20GB volume would only be 100 IOPS.
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That seems to indicate it was an issue after all?
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How is 'problem' or 'issue' really that different? And 'may be' is technically accurate as well - Twitter has been working fine for me, so there was no 'problem' with my access.
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ECU updates that are normally done by your dealer could in theory be done OTA like that. So, 10 minutes of 'down time' instead of a trip to the dealer and an hour+ of down time.
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So, assume that Apple's marketing dept. is all dudes. Doesn't that run contra to the idea that diversity is necessary/good by definition? Apple's marketing dept. has done a pretty damn good job, what with helping propel the company to the
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No, rDNS And whois are different things. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whois vs reverse DNS, which you are obviously familiar with.
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You had a 16oz veal chop. Despite the lack of a good time I had in STL, I'll always remember it fondly :)
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I can't imagine the terror he must have felt lugging $200k in cash around in a duffle bag, with the whole world waiting to see.
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That is primarily because the cables get stolen or cut in those parts of the world. It's VERY hard to steal an undersea cable...
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What better way to pitch?
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Use ELB instead of a NAT instance?
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For the type of competitive folks you talk about (of which I am definitely one), I think the Internet has really changed things - your 'scope' of competition is now 7 billion people , rather than the roughly 400-500 folks you could reasona
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