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11y ago
In the video he says "look at the facts" then proceeds to add context to the first half of the data, "these are rough numbers I didn't have the exact numbers", but the graphs are attributed to Huachuang Securites an
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11y ago
Great comapanies can cover running costs. These are just placeholder companies on life support systems.
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11y ago
ICANN, the FIFA of the internet.
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11y ago
The author says they chose to identify as a mammal, but I'm pretty sure if you are choosing then it's not real.
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11y ago
services or frameworks? which one will still exist in 3 years?
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11y ago
GMail 5 on android is ruining my life, why on earth truncate the subject to show message content in the inbox view? If the font bothers you then you are doing it wrong. Form over function your interest, then go impress people you dont know
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11y ago
Typically you only make broad generalisations when you don't know what you are talking about.
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12y ago
Baited subject, not specifically about super bowl at all.
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12y ago
Also; https://wfh.io
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12y ago
Today I weep a tear for hacker news as it becomes a festering list of 2 day old news articles without relevance to the hacker community.
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12y ago
Am I the only person feeling disappointment at the statements and attitude towards this from Docker and Joyent. I guess it's natural when you get your first piece of criticism, in the way of "the healthy open source process".
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12y ago
I think so, I can use a smartphone app / web page to order a taxi now. There's no surge pricing, the cost is predictable as well as the drivers income, they are not expensive and they are reliable, at least in cities, in Australia
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12y ago
I simply don't use Chrome because it is a closed source browser from an advertising company.
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13y ago
I knew I was on sfgate.com when my browser stopped responding.
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13y ago
Who can forget QEMM and the joys we had running multi-line BBS's. Such nostalgia.
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13y ago
I think the dead horse is flogged enough already.
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Pi Fruit Basket
(petersofkensington.com.au)
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13y ago
It wasn't simple after you wanted me to log in with a social networking credential. In fact it made our relationship quite complicated. My only regret was that I never got to see your product.
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13y ago
Godaddy signs with a low exponent (3), so you might find you have to lower the security on your app server (like we had to on weblogic)
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13y ago
I was expecting Peter Schiff!
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13y ago
sfw for another 5h 13m 27s
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13y ago
Apple also touted the G5 as the first 64 bit workstation but neglected to see that many of us were running 64 bit SPARC workstations at the time. Not to mention SGI boxen.
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13y ago
What about sysstat that provides sar (and iostat). I have this logging every minute in some environments and I can look back and find the root cause of performance issues over multiple devices and networks. kSar can graph this quickly. vmst
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13y ago
Good to see the MelbsIT product using two factor auth.
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13y ago
Why aren't there more <gender> <roles>? female bricklayers male seamstresses and on and on and on. Is it really a problem? People do what they want, less women want to program, I see no problem with this.
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13y ago
OpenSSH comes with the ssh-copy-id script to make things easier too.
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13y ago
"Always available in the cloudz" Cloudz are not forever. Lost me at registering before seeing the product.
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13y ago
That's the expected behavior of IaaS. Sorry you learned the hard way.