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Is this the future of the Pizza Box Server ?(sgi.com)
1 points by datums 17y ago|0 comments
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by datums 17y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I'll keep it as my own gallery.
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Poll: Useful or Garbage | WebFail
2 points by datums 17y ago|5 comments
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by datums 17y ago
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by datums 17y ago
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by datums 17y ago
My oldest is 1999. I read somewhere that google also uses that in there complex page rank and results page.
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by datums 17y ago
You're right you don't need to own fiber to do peering. But google has a ton of lit and dark fiber. http://www.voip-news.com/feature/google-dark-fiber-050707/
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by datums 17y ago
Google has a lot of fiber and plenty dark fiber. But peering is not free bandwidth. A lot of people peer and depeer ask Cogent and Sprint :). Fiber is not free, power to routers is not free. But a headline like that will get you more clicks
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by datums 17y ago
The blacklisting you experienced, could have happened with any other host. I've seen this happen with dedicated hosting companies, where a server was previously used by spammers and the ips allocated to a new client. When they try to send m
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Now is the Time to cash in on your passion(cdn3.libsyn.com)
4 points by datums 17y ago|1 comments
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by datums 17y ago
You can take a look at the public waves by typing with:public next to the "New Wave" button. There's way too much going on for me to find it useful.
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by datums 17y ago
2008 Videos - http://www.omnisio.com/startupschool08
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by datums 17y ago
I love the videos from Startup School 2008. I wasn't aware of the application deadline, but I'll make sure to apply early for next year. Do most of you who are going book a round trip flight?
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by datums 17y ago
I think Ruby and other techbooks now have more channels of distribution. So the author does have an option of not going with Apress. Why settle if the deal is crap ? It would be interesting to have other authors tell us about there experien
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by datums 17y ago
Based on the amount of money he can generate , he should in future negotiations have more pull.
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by datums 17y ago
Peter I've always been curious about how these sort of agreements worked. After publishing a few books, you hope negotiating gets easier. $170,000 in 2 years is a nice return. Thanks.
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Ozzie on the realtime wave(techcrunchit.com)
5 points by datums 17y ago|0 comments
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How to Avoid the Top 5 Scale-Out Pitfalls(mysql.com)
16 points by datums 17y ago|2 comments
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by datums 17y ago
If you have a sip account you can use fring to make voip calls.
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by datums 17y ago
Phones you can use http://www.polycom.com/support/voice/soundpoint_ip/soundpoin...
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by datums 17y ago
Take a look at trixbox (asterisk) http://www.trixbox.org/downloads , it's easy to install has all the basic functionality you need. You can also setup the IVR to route calls to specific people. I replaced a windows t1 voice system with th
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by datums 17y ago
Did you guys try mounting a new empty volume on a new instance ? To see if it was all EBS or just that EBS. Have you thought of not using EBS and using s3 as the data store ?
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by datums 17y ago
I wouldn't put HA into the same bucket as scaling. Scaling includes performance where HA doesn't. You can take a simple html site and decide to eliminate SPOF (single points of failure). You immediately increase your OpEX. I enjoy scaling p
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Ask HN: Everybody can tell you how to do it, but they never did it.
2 points by datums 17y ago|1 comments
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by datums 17y ago
I feel completely the opposite. I personally will avoid by any means to join a company who silences my thoughts and ideas. In a startups your ideas might not always be put into action, but from my experience they're heard and maybe discusse
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by datums 17y ago
Nice area for sure. So are the bays not secured by actual walls ? From the pics , it looks like a lot more than 150 sq ft.
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by datums 17y ago
I was looking at http://www.anchor.com.au/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Git... which shows file server B as a failover, traffic coming into the active LB. Does the active LB then have a pool which includes other file server B services ?
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by datums 17y ago
I've setup similar solutions in the past. Nowadays I don't agree with having an entire stack basically sitting idle. I prefer to get those resource involved intelligently. Looking forward to more details and possible reasons for choosing th
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by datums 17y ago
+1 Quickly share a db with other clients. Moving a GIGs of data on the internet is painful. Use case: Here's a snapshot of our movies, we need these compress, watermarked, and uploaded . . . to xyz.
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by datums 17y ago
Nice work. How long till every one of our doctors has easy access to something like this ?

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