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by eb0la 11y ago
I agree. There are some AWS consultants out there telling you what should order from AMZ. At least the billing is easier.
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by eb0la 11y ago
Great! but I cannot find AWS Lambda. I would be much better ;-)
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by eb0la 11y ago
I though Fortran programmers are more expensive than C++ ones; but itjobsearch.co.uk says they aren't. Fortan programmer: 45,000 GBP (3 month avg), +23% salary change from last year C++ programmers: between 47K GBP to 100K (for c++ qua
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Game Boards (square, hex, abstract..)(wiki.gamegardens.com)
1 points by eb0la 11y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 11y ago
If you're a photo enthusiast, go UP and visit the towers - you can grab great pictures from the towers (best in the afternoon so the sun won't spoil the photos with the sea). I highly recommend to visit later Casa Batllo (also f
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by eb0la 11y ago
They also hit a (world) record crowdfunding for new media.
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by eb0la 11y ago
That's very cool; both from a technical and a journalistic perspective. Technically, this is the only application available with this data granularity. The people at El Español is showing very cool stuff to the people instead of publis
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by eb0la 12y ago
Good point! When I want to run something on a server and I don't want it to end in the .history file, I always run vi and execute the commands inside it ( <esc>:!command ). It always shows in the process list; but for short-lived
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Improving the Firefox OS Contacts application startup time(ferjm.ghost.io)
1 points by eb0la 12y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 12y ago
It's not open; but you can get cable locations near shore in marine maps. Most cable cut incidents occur either fishing or anchoring a vessel. That's why cable operators send this data to cartography providers.
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by eb0la 12y ago
For the iPaq it was 2001. I still have it around and Iw was great. Only problem: it was a bit thick when folded. Thiker than any modern smartphone.
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Creator-Owned Economics: The Changing Market(jimzub.com)
14 points by eb0la 12y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 12y ago
About $80 yearly from an affiliate link inside a blog post I made some years ago. I still wonder why it is still geting traffic from google and how I could scale it.
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by eb0la 12y ago
The problem is not to peer or not to peer. The problem is WHERE to peer. I work for a european ISP and the problem we have is the location of the peering. Big content providers will happilly peer with you in, say, Palo Alto or Miami; but th
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Hacking candidate search with post it notes(exocert.com)
1 points by eb0la 13y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 13y ago
Telcos will have to invest in capacity where Google wants in order to get a good rating. Since Google is a de-facto monopoly, I think we'll see an Antitrust case soon.
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Please don’t ever make “backups” like this(exocert.com)
7 points by eb0la 13y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 13y ago
I bet for WebRTC. Don't think about just phone calls, or desktop sharing; but a way to connect 2 application in a P2P (when available) or forward-and-relay way.
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by eb0la 13y ago
For just one second I thought it was a dance partner as a service for women. Mmmmmm that should work :-D
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Evolution of the Firefox Codebase metrics(almossawi.com)
1 points by eb0la 13y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 13y ago
I seriously doubt FFOS can do something like the Ubuntu Edge in the next 2-3 commercial cycles. Canonical has been working for years on polishing a ARM distribution, and FFOS is just starting now and the amount of work needed to use a FFOS
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PAC Manager - Putty/Kitty/SecureCRT replacement for large systems installations(sites.google.com)
1 points by eb0la 14y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 14y ago
There is also a nice expect script called "kibitz" that allows you to share one terminal between two users. It's great for support and training. There's also a nice script called autoexpect that writes simple expect scripts based on your in
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by eb0la 14y ago
Mobile consoles like PSP(\s*)? and Nintendo .?DS.? are loosing quickly market share to AppStore-based devices (from apple, google, etc...) in mobile or tablet form. I would bet for firefoxOS on the mobile/tablet market ( http://www.mozilla.
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by eb0la 14y ago
Have you tried mailing lists? Surely you're already subscribed to several industry-specific mailing lists or groups. Add "We're hiring!" and a link to your signature whenever you post. A trick that helped me some time ago was going to a loc
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by eb0la 14y ago
More stuff to find: 1. - Most referenced wikipedia articles. 2. - Most referenced websites in wikipedia. 3. - Calculate the deegrees of separation from Kevin Bacon (that's en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Bacon ) for a given wikipedia article
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by eb0la 14y ago
All opensource projects need good documentation. That's not a small task ;-) but it's needed to get adoption. Pick something interesting but hard to start/learn/understand and WRITE. This will sharpen your communication skills, which is cru
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by eb0la 14y ago
That's interesting. I work for a Telco company and we track inventory without stickers. I know we did; but not anymore. Instead we have a CMDB (change management / inventory database) which tracks all items related to the business (like a r
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by eb0la 14y ago
They're eliminating adoption barriers :-) Remember Joel's Strategy Letter: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000052.html
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by eb0la 14y ago
I've got friends that dropped out of college, have jobs, got married, have kids, and very limited career opportunities because they didn't get their degree and don't have time to get it now (a manager in Spain is expected to have one). Prob

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