elektronaut

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   by elektronaut 15y ago

   I haven't had a request for IE6 support in years, but if I got one I would say something like: "No, I will not do IE6 support for you. You've trusted me to solve your problem in the best and most efficient way, and supporting IE6 would be a
2. 92.▲
   by elektronaut 15y ago

   I find folders and mail accounts work fine for keeping work and personal stuff separate. Just having one computer to deal with is nice. And cheaper.
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   by elektronaut 15y ago

   Grooveshark is legal (AFAIK), but their business model is somewhat sketchy. Content is peer-to-peer sourced, and if you don't want your music on Grooveshark, you'll have to file a DMCA infringement claim.
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   by elektronaut 15y ago

   And Afghanistan.
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   by elektronaut 15y ago

   If it's any indication on the informedness of the article: In reality, an MMS is about one million times more data than a text message. The payload of an SMS is 140 bytes. The MMS specification does not specify a limit, but providers
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   by elektronaut 15y ago

   Depends. Assuming you're only hashing the password once per session, I doubt bcrypt would make a huge dent in your overall CPU time. With a work factor of 7, hashing might take around 10ms. Which is not a whole lot, but much, much more secu
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   by elektronaut 15y ago

   Heh, same, I'm betting there's lots more on here. CD Baby in particular is very geared towards DIY artists, with the whole physical distribution deal. They will also market your music. TuneCore focuses solely on being a mediator between an
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   by elektronaut 15y ago

   Usually, you don't work with Apple directly unless you're a sizeable label. There's a number of services that will publish your music on iTunes and other online stores. I've used TuneCore (which costs about $50/year per album), CD Baby also
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   by elektronaut 15y ago

   I'm in the process of starting one, mainly for the purpose of publishing my own band. What you need is an artist, a distributor and a handful of cash. A record label is in the business of creating and marketing the actual product, and the m
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    by elektronaut 15y ago

    I usually have a Terminal window open, so I ping one of our production servers, which is hardcoded with a short name in my /etc/hosts file. This ensures that basic networking is working. I then try to reload a random open browser tab. If th
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    by elektronaut 16y ago

    I have a Presonus Firebox audio interface, take a look at the headphone volume scale. I suspect it's capable of destroying low impedance headphones at even lower settings. http://www.presonus.com/products/detail.aspx?productid=4
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    by elektronaut 16y ago

    We have a couple of servers at the office handling various duties like file serving, staging environment, backup email and support website in case our data center goes down. We used to run a few sites on them before we migrated to fully ded
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    by elektronaut 16y ago

    Thanks for the link, I haven't seen that plugin before. We use a plugin I wrote ( http://github.com/elektronaut/dynamic_image/ ), which seems to be based on similar ideas on syntax. For caching we just do regular page caching, with no expir
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    by elektronaut 16y ago

    They zoomed in at the location of the Opera headquarters: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&#38... I'm not sure where the video is set, but it might be in the area.
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    by elektronaut 17y ago

    He also admitted in an interview that he's fond of Age of Empires and the Red Alert series.