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decwakeboarder
12y ago
Completely OT, but I've found Feedly to be a pretty decent online RSS reader.
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12y ago
In the sign up form you list a few crops (Almonds, Grapes, Carrots, Tomatoes, Walnuts). I'm surprised to not see the big dollar US crops on the list (corn, soybean, wheat, cotton). Do the same principals apply to those crops as well?
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12y ago
Wikipedia has a great map of ports to registered and common services: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_TCP_and_UDP_port_number... Nmap can scan and show the application and version based on various responses and re
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12y ago
You also need n number of motherboards, RAM, power supplies, etc as you have CPUs. The Phi looks a lot better when you fit 5-6 in a server.
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12y ago
> I would happily pay for soundcloud
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decwakeboarder
12y ago
What (if anything) are you using for cluster management? I would love to migrate some of our existing VM clusters to docker, but the management tooling once you get past a single host seems to be lacking. I've looked at CoreOS + Fleet
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12y ago
Similar to Jradd, for me , I'm working on creating a training environment (based on an existing Python app) using docker. Using docker for containerization lets me launch instances with a preset disk/mem quota and also handles f