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I've read every single comment. I think there is 90% bias. I've been a GoDaddy customer for a decade at least, and yes, it has sucked. But in the past tense... when it comes to customer support, checkout ease of use and honesty, e
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I have had several domains purchased out from under me if I added them to my cart. If they go into my cart, I know I better buy them within 90 minutes or they become search suggestions, or who knows what. Makes me want to keep my ideas to m
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Open Source alternative to Monergism?
(digitalextremist.tumblr.com)
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Really feeling the CPU caps ( per package ) even at Digital Ocean now, even though the actual packages can scale cores. Would be nice to add/remove resources a la carte. Looks like it'll be at least another 6-18mo before the indus
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13y ago
_why is largely responsible for the success and relevance of Ruby to every level of person, entirely approachable, easy to access mentally and retain, totally engaging, and yet 100% bizarre and akin to doing engineering on psychedelics. He
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The/a litmus test: does _why use stock photography, stock anything or do work outside the sphere of totally original and mostly/entirely cartoon infused? He was/is the unique collage king ( sensory overload + pioneering hum
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So far, testing Digital Ocean, the ability to spin up a new VM in 55-70 seconds, clone over one of my own "snapshots" created on a lower cost VM and configured to perfection, test it for 5 minutes to an hour and then destroy it wi
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I'm using actor-based concurrency extensively, with multiple actors which stay alive between "requests." I don't hold on to cores for a long time, but I hit them extremely often and let them go. It's a pretty intens
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13y ago
But NONE of their packages go beyond 8 cores, even with higher priority coming with their higher packages. I am fine with the fact that I'm sharing cores, I just need more of them.
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Linode vs. Digital Ocean: WHY CAN'T I ADD CORES?
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Yes contracts are meatspace focused, but meatspace isn't object oriented only because it is obscured by the observer right now - more the legislative bodies behind law than the practicing attorneys or the parties to contracts. With the
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13y ago
If by "later in your career" you mean 3-5 years from now or later, if you use your time well, you will have more than the requirements for jobs which usually require a degree "or" 3-5 years industry experience. You have
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Having a spatial orientation relative to the universe is of practical value to conscious individuals. People with minds have a frame of reference. Updating that is important, since our reality is bounded by our mental frame as much by that,
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Sure, but spatial orientation and temporal orientation are too important to leave to arbitrary tool particulars. It's really bad for the mind. I get your point ( with correction by @JoeAltmaier ) but with GPS and the like being the `ne
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13y ago
Well, @gregormck, when you blocked @soloandproud on twitter, I got the message. I deactivated the account, unenrolled from solo.im, and will leave this attempt to be of service in the bitbucket.
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I just need an off-site email as a fail-over for if my own cloud services are interrupted. I will always want to have some kind of third-party email service for absolutely-must-receive messages, like alerts from the cloud service provider.
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A better "up" would be East, oriented to the Galaxy as a whole, rather than Earth's roll relative to the Sun.
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Sneakernet
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This is the first time I heard of DuckDuckGo. I am going to "try it for a week" on all my computers. This might be just what I needed to start the much delayed escape from Google Search, GMail, and eventually Google Voice and Andr
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@gregormck - emailed you about giving you @soloandproud as linked at solo.im Went to follow it on twitter and saw it wasn't registered. Held it for you & ready to transfer.
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Sound thinking, re-asking a question whose answer changes over life. Without complete attachment to your chief focus there is no reason to keep up a previous life.
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13y ago
Domain unavailable here too in the Pacific Northwest of the US.