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Hurting indie devs: Google Play now publishes physical addresses(docs.google.com)
1 points by cowmix 12y ago|0 comments
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Using technology to beat a damaged vehicle rap when renting a car(blogs.isostech.com)
1 points by cowmix 12y ago|0 comments
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by cowmix 12y ago
Any time cryogenics comes up I'm reminded of this story from This American Life: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/354/m...
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Sometimes the surveillance state will set you free(blogs.isostech.com)
2 points by cowmix 12y ago|0 comments
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by cowmix 12y ago
I don't believe posting links to your own blog is prohibited. I've done it a few times and I hope plan to in the future. I just thought the only criteria is that the links should not be "crap". Is this, indeed, seen as b
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by cowmix 12y ago
That's enough right there. Being more open sourced means there's a lot less friction when trying to deploy and maintain your MySQL instance(s).
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by cowmix 12y ago
One fact everyone seems to forget is that it takes approximately 6.5 Kwh of energy to refine one gal of gas. That is JUST refinement and not the energy to pump, store, etc. My Volt drives around 22 -> 28 miles on that power.
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by cowmix 12y ago
How can we donate to this project?
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by cowmix 12y ago
I've always, always hated Dragon's Lair. I hated how people would marvel at the "great graphics!" I hated how unreliable the game was (it was always broken -- the stupid laser disc). I liked it as a movie... but it was l
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by cowmix 13y ago
http://www.teslamotors.com/supercharger
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by cowmix 13y ago
The car and batteries are very recyclable.
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by cowmix 13y ago
When people say that you are moving the emissions from the car to the power plant, they forget one fact: To refine one gallon of gas it takes approximately 7.5 kwh of electricity. My Volt can drive around 32 miles on that amount of electric
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by cowmix 13y ago
The funny thing is that this CEO is, I'm guessing, against a single payer system too. If a single payer system was in place these "distressed babies" costs wouldn't have even impacted AOL at all.
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by cowmix 13y ago
Wow... the docx support has really seemed to improve with this release.
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by cowmix 13y ago
DataHand was customer of mine way back in the day here in Phoenix. They actually gave someone on my staff an early version of the product and after a VERY steep learning curve he was able to increase his wpm from 90 -> 110.
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A nice time capsule of who ruled the net in ~1996.(suck.com)
1 points by cowmix 13y ago|0 comments
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by cowmix 13y ago
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-07-02/hsbc-judge-approves... Zero jail time.
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by cowmix 13y ago
I find it ironic that I'm reading this link from a Las Vegas airport gate waiting for my plane... using their wifi.
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by cowmix 13y ago
The Volt's prices has dropped 5K.. I think / hope it will sell a lot more now. I've had my Volt for about 10K miles and I love it.
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by cowmix 13y ago
You mention sshuttle .. and aside from ipv6, what does your script offer over what sshuttle does? sshuttle crashes OSX (grey screen of death) about once a day, does your script avoid that?
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by cowmix 13y ago
What I don't understand is how this doesn't show up on top of Google's search results when you type "python rest client". I bet TONS of time is wasted because it is harder to find this module than it should be.
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by cowmix 13y ago
Latitude was neglected since day one. It never really work reliably. For MONTHS new signups were fubar'd. The API was aways flakey. The irony is that I hate the surveillance state we now live in yet I wanted to use Latitude desperately
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by cowmix 13y ago
For years I have been trying to spread the gosspel of bcfg2 because, while not perfect, I thought was a more complete system over Puppet or Chef. Bcfg2, however has some big warts of its own AND it never really caught on. In the past few mo
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by cowmix 14y ago
I second this. I runs 100s of jobs with Jenkins all day. Works awesome.
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by cowmix 14y ago
I don't think your method preserves ownership, file perms, etc.
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by cowmix 14y ago
I would change this to: tar czf - . | ssh destination "cd /remote/dir; tar xz"
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by cowmix 14y ago
I second this.. If you use any NAS device with a weak CPU and you have a choice of CIFS or NFS, the NFS transfer rates are normally 25% faster and the load is much less on the server.
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by cowmix 14y ago
This reminds me of how you used to be able to disable the cypher on SSH and now you can't. I hate that. http://serverfault.com/questions/116875/how-can-i-disable-en...
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by cowmix 14y ago
The README says that memory is 1000s of times faster than SSD. With that, how much faster is SSD over disk and then memory over SSD?
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by cowmix 14y ago
I've switched to Lubuntu and I could not be happier.

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