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by ejdyksen 14y ago
It was only at one site that the generators failed, but it was two generators in that site: In the single datacenter that did not successfully transfer to the generator backup, all servers continued to operate normally on Uninterruptable P
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by ejdyksen 14y ago
Last I checked, aural stylesheets aren't broadly supported. You'd be much better off using ARIA (which has pretty broad support from browser vendors and assistive technology vendors): <span class="icon" aria-hidden="true">Facebo
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by ejdyksen 14y ago
Does owning a gTLD entitle you to use the top of your namespace for anything other than NS/SOA records? Put another way, if I'm Microsoft, can I put my website at http://microsoft ? Or do I have to use http://www.microsoft ? I've looked
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by ejdyksen 14y ago
AWS hides the real availability zone names from you. From the docs: Can I assume that my Availability Zone us-east-1a is the same location as someone else's Availability Zone us-east-1a? No. Currently, we do not support cross-account prox
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by ejdyksen 14y ago
It's not just that... The delay is there to allow you lift your finger and see the link turned gray (or whatever the selection color is). This feedback is crucial even in cases where you tapped on the right thing--how else would you know yo
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by ejdyksen 14y ago
If you register your domain through NameCheap and use their DNS hosting, HTTP redirects from naked domains are included.
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by ejdyksen 14y ago
It looks like only commits on branch 'master' are reflected in these graphs.
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by ejdyksen 15y ago
FYI, Comcast's new generation of DNS servers appear to be much more reliable. They support IPv6, DNSSec, and don't have ads. Also, they're anycast (like Google), so the IPs are the same everywhere: 75.75.75.75 75.75.76.76 2001:558:FEED::1 2
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by ejdyksen 15y ago
Terminal.app barely changed between 10.6 and 10.7. I have the same settings I've had since 10.5, actually.
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by ejdyksen 15y ago
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkUf3V7XjMU
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Vintage telephone network sounds(youtube.com)
3 points by ejdyksen 15y ago|1 comments
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by ejdyksen 15y ago
I have a credit union account (First Tech CU), and I regularly deposit checks at a different CU's ATM (BECU has fancy ATMs that scan checks, so I prefer them). In fact, any CO-OP Network ATM works just as well as my own CU's ATM (no fees, d
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by ejdyksen 15y ago
Comcast hosts anycast DNS servers that opt out of the "domain helper" feature (and support DNSSEC): 75.75.75.75 and 75.75.76.76 http://dns.comcast.net/dns-ip-addresses2.php
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by ejdyksen 15y ago
Interesting...in the case of Steam, does the ISP run that server, or do they just whitelist the Steam server IP?
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by ejdyksen 16y ago
You could also just go here and add manually to your heart's content: http://www.google.com/reviews/t
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by ejdyksen 16y ago
I think the more accurate term is self-hosting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-hosting
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by ejdyksen 16y ago
Not your link, but Edward Tufte's site itself is hard to parse. :)
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by ejdyksen 16y ago
I find it a bit ironic that this link is hard to read/parse...
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by ejdyksen 16y ago
A bit of trivia about recall: Recall is actually not even a feature of Exchange, only Outlook. Exchange sees the messages as normal emails. Thus, if the receiving party doesn't have Outlook open, the message won't get recalled.
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by ejdyksen 16y ago
Correct. Don't blame the feature. It's designed to protect from lost phones. Not only can IT wipe your phone (presumably at your request), but you can actually wipe your own phone from Outlook Web Access. What's interesting is this: the