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by ersii 14y ago
It's a good HTTPD Dummy. I've mostly used it in debugging purposes - a little as a swiss army knife. It's not that useless that you're portraying it as. But I do however agree that it's below toy level. It's not for production or long-tim
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by ersii 14y ago
I'm just curious, why are you using Watt as a unit here? Is that like, half the TDP of your CPU or something?
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by ersii 14y ago
I'd just like to chip in that, in Sweden, I've come across a lot of people who use the exact same saying to things that can be improved in general. I think this rhetoric is a lot more wide spread than just the United States of America.
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by ersii 14y ago
Irregardless if it's an attack or not, CloudFlare's personell did not handle this well. Yes, I know they did offer one hell of a starter/"sweet lolipop to sucker you in" pack - but that's still not what's being discussed. It has been re-ite
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by ersii 14y ago
Indeed, I guess I was a little too fuzzy in how I phrased myself in hind sight. Thanks - a good addition in itself. I guess the only really suitable way of explaining the situation is "It's complicated.". It's a colourful situation and in n
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by ersii 14y ago
I think you're reading way more into this, than there is to it. Taiwan (Republic of China) is by the way, basically it's own country with it's own leadership and currency. I find it somewhat hard to put China (People's Republic of China) an
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by ersii 14y ago
I'm not sure I understand what looks poorly. It looks fine with Firefox on Ubuntu. I like the way it looks.
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by ersii 14y ago
As long as it isn't a single application for each and every source you'd read things from.
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by ersii 14y ago
Sure, thought the parent comment is correct. I think the comment is fine, I couldn't read any tone coming from it. It's adding information - that these instructions works with other hardware.
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by ersii 14y ago
Ah, alrighty. Thanks!
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by ersii 14y ago
Hm, I havn't used Amazons Web Services earlier - since most of their services looks to be priced in a good range, when suddenly you read the fine print about the bandwidth charges. I've been trying to read through about Amazon Elastic Trans
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by ersii 14y ago
These are all great links to read if you'd like to dig deeper into search engine land. Thanks for the searchco.de articles, they were nice to read (Saw them in the previous searchco.de HN) :-)
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by ersii 14y ago
Yes, that's certainly true. In my experience, the other vendors in this case are Big Widget Co/Big Widget Distributors Co's - like DigiKey, Farnell, Mouser. Most of what's on Sparkfun, is cheaper there - than in my local retail shops. Then
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by ersii 14y ago
Here's.. a grep for the web, though: https://blekko.com/webgrep
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by ersii 14y ago
Well, they mostly sell individual pieces to individuals. Not to other businesses. They may be more expensive than ordering a million widgets from BigBulkCo - but they're certainly cheaper than going to a retail shop.
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by ersii 14y ago
Indeed, I thought the same. It's in my opinion more costumized for the European market - they can handle credit cards - but they also have setups where they buy the invoice from the merchent and handle the payments and stuff like that. It
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by ersii 14y ago
I enjoyed reading this, but then again - I recognize it as a humour piece.
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by ersii 14y ago
I don't read "the news" (meaning mainstream media, if you may) all that often, but when I do - I do like that they're "bad at filtering", or rather, their sheer broadness of topics. It reminds me that there is people with other views of lif
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by ersii 14y ago
It's starting to get silly. That's why people are angry. I'll give you a personal example. If you do not have a Google+ account, but you have a Google account and GMail: You'll get annoying messages with "WHATS UP IN G+ DAWG" periodically a
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by ersii 14y ago
It's unfortunate to not be able to power other things off of the Raspberry Pi's USB though. Like a WiFi USB dongle. But we knew we were in for the ride when we bought rPi's.
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by ersii 14y ago
I have been assuming that it's most likely they won't make another board - or at least not another design. I assume that, because in that case - they'd be fanfaring a lot more about how their newer design is being worked on. I'm seeing that
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by ersii 14y ago
One possibility is that Facebook stops existing. Now, I won't speculate what the probability is or isn't - but none the less, it's a possiblity. On the other hand, there's also possiblities such as; Facebook losing or deleting the content,
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by ersii 14y ago
If you try to manually crawl the post with Internet Archive's "liveweb" project (which inserts stuff into Wayback Machine for live lookups) you'll get: "Page cannot be crawled or displayed due to robots.txt." So no, the Internet Archive wil
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by ersii 14y ago
Oh, the Internet Archive will absolutely scan, host if or when possible and preserve the original content. Speaking of the Internet Archive, their fundraiser which is matching every donation times three is still active - but soon over: Cons
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by ersii 14y ago
Cool! I'll give it a thorough read
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They do? I've noticed that Google Reader only seems to keep about 30 to 60 days worth of items - at least for me. The only thing that I can think of, in terms of historical records, in the UI - is the 'how often is this feed updated?' graph
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by ersii 14y ago
Please do note that there's quite a few services that do not recognize '+' as a valid character for who knows reasons. I don't know why though.
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Not to sound like an ass, but it's going to last them longer than no extra drives from the campaign. So it'll certainly help them along :-)
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I've also donated $50. So - thanks to you and me, IA now has $400! Also, please keep in mind that the Internet Archive isn't plastering this donation campaign everywhere - and that this is completely user submitted. They have a blue banner
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by ersii 14y ago
I've donated 50$ to the Internet Archive under this donation campaign. It's awesome that someone is tripling that - so that the Internet Archive gets 200$ from that. Whoever is doing that, is awesome. The Internet Archive does a lot of spif

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