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by cpswan 12y ago
Cornering on the P85D is pretty amazing due to the low centre of mass. I got to drive it on public roads rather than the track, so I didn't get to push too hard, but even then I was surprised how quickly I could hustle it through bends
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by cpswan 12y ago
Nice work. It makes it far too easy to see that there's still no sensible alternative to my S4 mini Duos. I'm on the lookout for a replacement for my Lenovo X230, which I got specifically because it can take 16GB RAM and has a &lt
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by cpswan 12y ago
It would be even more successful if it was possible to actually buy the boards. I got one early on, and I would have more, but every time I've looked since they've been out of stock. A big part of the RPi success story is that the
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by cpswan 12y ago
I landed at a large bank in 2000 just as J2EE was exploding onto the scene. Looking back it was the app servers that mattered more than the language (though the language made the app servers possible). BEA Weblogic was particularly popular.
35.
Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example(hybridcluster.com)
101 points by cpswan 13y ago|15 comments
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Bitcoin - the Satoshi limit(blog.thestateofme.com)
1 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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Google Wallet – even worse than PayPal(blog.thestateofme.com)
1 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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Security - a Market for Silver Bullets(iang.org)
2 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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Excited about etcd(blog.thestateofme.com)
1 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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Google Compute Engine - two months on(blog.cohesiveft.com)
5 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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Congress – cheaper than you thought(blog.thestateofme.com)
4 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
42.
The web filter industry(blog.thestateofme.com)
2 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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Cross account auth with gcutil in Google Compute Engine(blog.cohesiveft.com)
1 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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Your own VPN in the cloud(blog.thestateofme.com)
2 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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by cpswan 13y ago
The polling interval for POP (there is no IMAP) can be up to an hour, which I find sufficient reason not to be happy with that approach.
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Free cloud-based VPN gateway(blog.cohesiveft.com)
3 points by cpswan 13y ago|1 comments
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To Whom the 4th Amendment Doesn’t Apply(policeledintelligence.com)
50 points by cpswan 13y ago|10 comments
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The pure brilliance and horror of BitCoin(blog.gardeviance.org)
1 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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Google Compute Engine - first impressions(blog.cohesiveft.com)
3 points by cpswan 13y ago|0 comments
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by cpswan 13y ago
The Ultrabook segment was defined as a response to the (original) MBA, and I've yet to see an Ultrabook that truly competes with the MBA on performance/price. Despite all of the sponsorship from Intel, it also wouldn't surprise me at all to
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by cpswan 13y ago
I can live without Retina. I can live within 512GB SSD. But I really need 16GB RAM... fingers crossed. Haswell demos at IDF last year were pretty awesome, so I think longer battery life at the same travel weight (and better overall performa
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by cpswan 13y ago
It's good to see that they've found something useful to do with the resources previously committed to Reader.
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by cpswan 13y ago
It's an illustration that prosecutors have discretion that could be applied differently in this case.
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by cpswan 13y ago
I was thinking the other day about Bitcoin using proof of work (which uses energy), which makes it an energy proxy. It therefore seems to make little sense that one would pay for energy to be used with energy that has been used. Or is time
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What’s going on in laptop land?(blog.thestateofme.com)
1 points by cpswan 14y ago|0 comments
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DevOps is really about design(blog.thestateofme.com)
1 points by cpswan 14y ago|0 comments
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Fulfilment is hard(blog.thestateofme.com)
1 points by cpswan 14y ago|0 comments
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by cpswan 14y ago
Strong (hardware PKI based) authentication for mobile banking (user and transaction auth by touching phone to bank card).
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by cpswan 14y ago
Just like the religious fanatics in the open source software world there seem to be some that want every piece of open source hardware to become some sort of toaster project. The RPi has never even claimed to be OSH, it's just a cheap thing
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Are bad iPhone maps a security problem?(ofcourseimright.com)
3 points by cpswan 14y ago|0 comments

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