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by dano 11y ago
Your local UPS store probably has a notary and will charge you $15.
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by dano 11y ago
Agreed. I'm quite pleased with Ansible having been around a while and seen the growth through cf_engine, custom scripts, chef, puppet, and salt. Ansible is certainly quite easy to get going, very flexible, and precise.
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by dano 11y ago
I agree that Soundcloud is a great place to find unknown artists and new music, just as MP3.com was 16 years ago. Perhaps it can be larger than Spotify in terms of users and VC money that it can attract. None of these services will be valua
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by dano 11y ago
User generated content in the music business has been tried over and over again. MP3.com, MySpace, Garageband, and many others. The problem is that the consumer wants the hits, the names, the current hot artists. They don't want the lo
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by dano 11y ago
Anyone using NGINC Plus? $1900 per server is a pretty steep price, or so it would seem.
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by dano 11y ago
A Coffee Genesis is also a good read about the history of coffee in America since WWII http://kindadifferent.net/wp/index.php/2016/01/15/coffee-gen...
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by dano 11y ago
External SSH access to Juniper firewalls isn't normal either.
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by dano 11y ago
We see 10,000 req/sec on a regular basis.
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by dano 11y ago
Question: As Amazon continues to refine and optimize its logistics will the delta in delivery time between prime and non-prime remain valued as it is today? My thought is that the hyper competitive retail marketplace will demand continued o
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by dano 11y ago
Streaming music services are never likely to make money: 1. Cost of goods is not controllable 2. Competition is arguably my-playlist-algorithm is better than yours. 3. Google, Amazon, and Apple run their service at break even to a loss and
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by dano 11y ago
The Unifi software is simply awesome. It is as if someone finally figured out how to write an application in Java properly. I've installed eight APs in our office and three at my brothers house and it is as easy as one two three. 1. Pl
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by dano 11y ago
TOPS-20 on a DEC-2060 was an amazing adventure. These were the origin days of the ARPANET and machines had hostnames like SUMEX, SCORE, MITXX, STORK, LOTS-A, LOTS-B, and SANDIA. I'll let you guess where that last hostname was located.
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by dano 11y ago
Does it welcome you? I fear many in this audience may not get a 1990's Internet meme http://zombo.com/
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by dano 12y ago
Using wiki's in two different companies provided us with these checklist like capabilities. We used MoinMoin at a prior company and now use MediaWiki, but the technology isn't the point. Everyone contributes to the wiki and it acc
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by dano 13y ago
Row, on the water, 10 to 14km, 3-5x per week. Erg, 40 to 60m, 20-24spm, 3x per week.
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by dano 13y ago
Your creativity is evident in this app and your reflections on music availability match those of others of your generation. Specifically, turning to YouTube for music. It is free, highly available and people are making great playlists. It i
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by dano 14y ago
http://icanhazip.com
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by dano 14y ago
If you are interested in the root of this methodology, consider reading Toyota Production System by Taiichi Ohno. Page 17 starts the discussion on how asking Why Five times is a method of determining root cause. This book isn't popular, but
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by dano 14y ago
yes
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by dano 14y ago
There are various 'tells' in the user documentation that indicates a lack of flexibility in the product and its authors. That aside, it is a very fast server and if you write your servlets in C, those too will be quite speedy. These are som
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by dano 14y ago
I think the reaction from many long-term programmers who have switched technologies, careers, frameworks, languages is to the "...use it for everything?" mantra. I applaud your goals and the success at getting more people to program and bui
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by dano 14y ago
This was discussed on TechDirt, without conclusion, in 2009. http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20090924/2309516315.shtml and this is the oft referenced SCOTUS ruling on the matter http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feist_v._Rural Even better
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by dano 14y ago
I recently built an entire application with licensed theater showtime data. The data is licensed by two companies in the USA, Tribune Media and Westworld Media. One or both of these companies will approach you should you scrape data from th
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by dano 14y ago
I always enjoy this crowd of local tech enthusiasts. The meeting has two parts which enables the younger and older hacker crowd (who enjoys a beer) to participate. Anyone interested in tech conversation should definitely attend.
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by dano 16y ago
This is very impressive and I appreciate the engineering education to boot.