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by datasage 14y ago
Australia is has low bandwidth to the rest of the world largely due its geography and capacity/path of the undersea cables connecting the country. Geographically its relatively close to Singapore (compared to other data centers anyway), all
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by datasage 14y ago
Actually, the results are reverse from what you said (y-axis is the origin). It likely has to do with traffic congestion coming out of each datacenter. Virginia has by far the heaviest use out of all the datacenters.
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by datasage 14y ago
Some of the costs from vendors may also increase as a result.
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by datasage 14y ago
All it manages to show is that as a designer he is not very original and maybe influenced a bit too much about what he is inspired by. But this in itself is not a copyright violation.
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by datasage 14y ago
By growing and getting into new markets you can stay ahead of the curve. But once you hit saturation, its going to catch up with you. On top of that there is fatigue for this model all together.
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by datasage 14y ago
Not a law, its an industry standard. Its enforced by the card companies (Visa, etc) but generally only if you are processing enough transactions.
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by datasage 14y ago
As I understood it, these batteries power auxiliary systems.
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by datasage 14y ago
The biggest barrier to competition is infrastructure. Both the cost of, and getting the permitting necessary to build it. If the infrastructure is managed by a public/private entity, then any number of companies could provide service over i
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by datasage 14y ago
The phone is GSM based, Verizon and Sprint use CDMA. If the market for the phone was just the US, making it GSM only may not be a great choice. However, outside of the US, the rest of the world is almost exclusively GSM.
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by datasage 14y ago
I suspected it has more to do with duplicate orders getting canceled. I was able to snag one as well about 30 minutes ago.
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by datasage 14y ago
With Valve, nVidia and others doing work to improve Linux gaming, it may soon become a serious gaming platform. Which is fine by me as gaming is the only reason I have a windows computer.
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by datasage 14y ago
Micro uses a different CPU provisioning model than all the other instance types. While most instances have a guaranteed CPU allotment, micro instances do not. They can burst up to two ECU, but will eventually be limited to something around
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by datasage 14y ago
Having used both doctrine and used a format of array mappings, I prefer the doctrine way of using annotations. However I do also acknowledge that putting important information into comments can be somewhat dangerous. Doctrine does support s
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by datasage 14y ago
- The proper way of doing an audit (and search later) is to make an independent collection with a reference to the other(s) document in a different collection. Then you can index by user, date, or any other field and leave the main collecti
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by datasage 14y ago
Moving DNS servers can usually be done with no downtime. All you need to do is copy your current dns records to a new provider and then change the name servers. Keep your old DNS configuration up at least for a few days. Gradually clients w
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by datasage 14y ago
The power issue only struck 1 of the 5 zones in US East (Virgina) I can't speak to why Heroku was impacted as much as it was. It could be that they have single points of failure, or run at a utilization level that makes losing a single zone
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by datasage 14y ago
This certainly can happen. You can't rely on being able to launch enough replacement instances if a zone fails. You can at least mitigate it by keeping utilization of your instances below what would be needed to handle load of one zone fail
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by datasage 14y ago
Netflix does, but considering the time, running out of capacity after loosing a zone might have been more of an issue.
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by datasage 14y ago
They do have a red icon if an event impacts an entire region. If a customer is correctly utilizing multiple availability zones, a failure in one zone should only impact the customer until they can fail over (Should be within minutes if they
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by datasage 14y ago
It seems to line up pretty well if you consider it round trip commute time.
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by datasage 14y ago
This has been happening for awhile. Although smart phones certainly do make it easier for more people to do it. I think retailers can combat that in a few ways, but its effectiveness will vary by industry. 1. Have amazing customer service.
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by datasage 14y ago
There are a lot of people still switching to MongoDB for various reasons, but its no longer the cool kid on the block and thus not a lot of people are going to brag about switching to it. I think a lot of people switched to it because it wa
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by datasage 14y ago
Pretty much any sane architecture has machines dedicated to handling the data store (MySQL, Mongo or whatever). If you are scaling up from a single machine, this is the first split you make.
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by datasage 14y ago
What it did not account for is a shift in the wealth gap and a stagnation of wages, relative to inflation, for a majority of people. The wage base will need to be adjusted to reflect these changes. The last time it was changed was 20 years
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by datasage 14y ago
Even current gaming engines can be used to produce some very amazing visuals, but games still have to be able to run on hardware that is 5 years old. Its not very cost effective to create content at a quality that only a small number of use
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by datasage 14y ago
While I agree there are schools that are terrible, student success is not solely the responsibly of the school. A child that is in a stable home environment that values education and exploration can probably do just as much as a good school
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by datasage 14y ago
In places like ND, you can have a few people move in and see large gains in relative population. Now, there are parts of ND that are growing, which is largely attributed to oil sands exploration. Which is attracting blue collar workers from
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by datasage 14y ago
Maybe its just me, but there seems to be a bit of confusion between frameworks and language. Or many its that some languages are now rarely seen out of the frameworks that made them prominent. Because PHP was built for a web environment and
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by datasage 15y ago
RDBMS's, put a large focus on data integrity and access within the datastore layer itself (To differing degrees); NoSQL systems more or less offload that responsibility into the application layer. There is still a responsibility of running
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by datasage 15y ago
I agree with this. We have been able to absorb displaced workers because the economy had been growing at a rate higher than natural growth (population/inflation). But the us economy has matured, it is no longer growing dramatically as it on

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