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by damm 13y ago
The problem is the majority of the companies who are stalling the IPv6 upgrade are in the US; which as chimeracoder stated is not going to feel the crunch as bad as other countries. People are very short sighted for one; and for two are af
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by damm 13y ago
Good marketing spam about their product. Nothing for the end user here; just to sell to companies. I wish recruiters would be: a) honesty. Nothing good is built on a lie. b) personal. Get Feedback if you are not interested and actively e
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by damm 13y ago
It is unfortunate that companies must resort to Termination Agreements and wave money in front of your face to buy 'brand loyalty'. (I Call it that) Additionally it is downright shameful that companies have forgotten to communica
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by damm 13y ago
Yes Don't know why sites like this keep getting created; the output is usually the same.
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by damm 13y ago
I imagine this will get ugly if you just change the passwords and revoke his access. He owns a decent share of the company so my suggestion would be if you want this company. Buy his share and give him the money. During this period of tim
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by damm 13y ago
Looks like a history lesson might be useful. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixon_Shock We stopped operating on gold in 1971 and I doubt we could go back.
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by damm 13y ago
I would think cat would do the same no? or reading the file in $lang?
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by damm 13y ago
What version of coreutils are we talking about here? What filesystem mount options do you have?
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by damm 13y ago
Unless you disable this; ext filesystems normally store this and can be pulled out of 'stat' easily. Sure you can read the whole file and count every line; or you can trust what the filesystem's metadata says it is.
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by damm 13y ago
So let's get this right. We want to use wc -l to count how many lines there are in a file? and we're using this to benchmark the Linux VM? The only thing I will say is; stop beating up your hard drives asking them to read the who
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by damm 13y ago
So you password protect the HTTP interface; is there anything that protects the 0mq interface? I used to for a PaaS and we made a mistake allowing one component to run any command what so ever. This can seem appealing; but it's a secu
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by damm 13y ago
Nice burn on Gentoo. I've had the job of supporting Gentoo on a PaaS and have deployed it many places happily. Sadly one of the dumbest arguments ever that will blacken the Linux horizon for decades, big dick syndrome over what Linux
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by damm 13y ago
Ahh another Gentoo distro. Never ceases to amaze me how people troll it and yet it keeps popping out in every nook and cranny. https://github.com/coreos/coreos-overlay/ Must have been a good idea that no one got.
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by damm 13y ago
It does appear to be still down, lovely.
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by damm 13y ago
This is better than good news, this is GREAT NEWS!
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by damm 13y ago
I doubt the op was trying to point fingers (or blame). Easier to generalize and leave at that.
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by damm 13y ago
Unions were (and are) a reaction to how some employers can treat employee's unfairly. Now it could be said the end result of an union is worse than the bad employer. Also, why would most workers want to be taxed (additionally on top of thei
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by damm 14y ago
you don't need money to start a company. However he may lack credit
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by damm 14y ago
I would suggest to not do anything that would make yourself look worse in the end. I would avoid saying things negative that he will then turn around and try and sue you (again!) for, such as leaving damning comments in the counter-suit. H
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by damm 14y ago
Gems are the most confusing thing to new Ruby users. Example that most people on HN will likely get, but most people in real life will ask you why? They have a point you should pay attention to. If you read most ruby books you'll get one of
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by damm 14y ago
Unfortunately not very shocking, the move to packing up ruby with your application so it's easier to setup isn't new (many projects have done this, chef, sensu, ...)
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by damm 14y ago
meh, everyone and their father has written their own RSS aggregator in ruby. I guess we can expect to see more RSS readers in the future.
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by damm 14y ago
Good thing that's an old post..
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by damm 14y ago
I'm sorry but their pledge does not say anything about what if they shut down? If they are trying to improve on Posterous they need to be up front with the fact that Posterous is closing and people don't want to move again in an year year w
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by damm 14y ago
Don't you mean that's why you don't give keys to people that do not know how to act responsibly? Giving keys to irresponsible people seems irresponsible ;)
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by damm 14y ago
When things like this happen, you have to realize there is more than one 'truth'. There is the truth that here is someone who truncated the users table and because of that it caused the company great harm. Here's another 'truth'. 1. The com
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by damm 14y ago
Why not try something different and use metal? Everyone can host on a public cloud. Unfortunately you are asking for an opinion and the 3 choices you listed everyone has done over and over. I suggest try something new.
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by damm 14y ago
Do remember, they are in a foreign country. Have you tried to sue someone outside of your country? It's not cheap nor easy.
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by damm 14y ago
I would suggest that what the original customer did was theft. They would still be reaping the profits of their thievery had not stopped it. Legality is the hard part, which is likely why this company went the way it did. Most people woul
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by damm 14y ago
I would argue that the rain is a perk, and not a negative. But there are some that love the rain, some that live with it. Washington is a beautiful state, the east side is a lot drier if you prefer less rain. Lots of opportunities and 20mi

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