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by ez77 15y ago
They are indeed different! From [1]: Will you design my web site for me? No, we will not. Our design skills are horrifyingly bad anyway. We like to stick to what we're good at, which is hosting sites, not creating them. Our current public
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by ez77 15y ago
Ruby Ring Tech [ http://rubyringtech.com/ ]. Dirt cheap, and in principle unmetered. (As I have not tried to test this claim, I just get the peace of mind I look for in unmetered plans.) Yes, they are probably <99% in uptime, but then I
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by ez77 15y ago
Unless you set +H in bash, including a '!' insisde double quotes is a bad idea.
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Indeed, bugs are creatures of great appetite!
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by ez77 15y ago
(Yes, sorry, I'm loving this.) As Katie Couric said, "not to belabor the point", I feel you are still not seeing when crucial point of this however tangential thread. You say So congratulations on nailing me for reversing the order of the
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by ez77 15y ago
It's a shame we need to get to depth 10 to get some substantial discussion. I meant no offense and basically have been trying to tell you (among other things) that your use of "stupid" is just asking people to chime in! I was born and raise
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by ez77 15y ago
A brief recap of your enriching comments: What a stupid thing to say. Have you ever read about the currency crisis? This is from a Wikipedia article you could have found in 30 seconds [...] I don't give a fuck about Argentina for th
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by ez77 15y ago
I can't believe you don't look for a long-trend indicators, let alone (again) when you feel entitled to throw around terms like "stupid". Default didn't yield social chaos; rather, it was seen by most political factions as the only way to e
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by ez77 15y ago
Are you going to answer my point, or just the degree of relevance of my citation? You presented Argentina's dire situation as a consequence of its currency crisis, when in fact devaluation (i.e., the "currency crisis") was a great relief. O
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by ez77 15y ago
For how long?
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Do you think what happened was Argentina's worst-case scenario, given the magnitude of its crisis? Plenty of knowledgeble people [1] think crag's comment is not a stupid thing to say. [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/02/opinion/argentina
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by ez77 15y ago
Do you have any broad advice on easing the config/make/make install process?
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Inetdxtra - extra inetd services(inetdxtra.sourceforge.net)
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by ez77 15y ago
I expected to see Arch Linux in the list. Go figure.
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by ez77 15y ago
I guess the more accurate motto "Fgrep the Web" would be off-putting even for geeks!
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by ez77 15y ago
When the IP standard was defined, was this bit purposely left undefined? Is this newer RFC really a joke, and nothing but a joke? How come the IETF allows just-kidding RFCs? I'm puzzled...
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by ez77 15y ago
Given the media frenzy around every new Mac product, I thought Apple needed no marketing at all by now =).
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by ez77 15y ago
Reference: http://xkcd.com/378/
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by ez77 15y ago
I appreciate your clarification. For what is worth, I personally don’t use downvoting at all (except by accident!): I simply don’t upvote. Now, please bear in mind that while you just replied Your comments about css etc are perfectly fine,
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by ez77 15y ago
Since this is no longer about my comment, but rather about me, let me open my response by saying that what I really don't get is what drove you to consider my uniniteresting comment worthy of your time and words, instead of simply downvotin
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by ez77 15y ago
It is a technical point, in a technical forum. It is fairly common for HNers to comment, say, on the CSS technology used in an article about the US deficit, and they are generally not downvoted or scolded. Similarly, my comment is that the
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by ez77 15y ago
I like how he uses mostly POSH [1] for his markup. Too bad he must appeal to something like the H4 element in order to include the author's name and the publication date. It is difficult to understand that an academic such as Berners-Lee ca
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by ez77 15y ago
For what is worth, it alarms me that my bank doesn't let me access my account with javascript disabled...
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Mass-Market Paperbacks Sales in Decline(nytimes.com)
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by ez77 15y ago
Maybe MINIX? But they don't tend to stick, for some reason.
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by ez77 15y ago
Can't you give the option of either a) a very low-speed, but truly unlimited connection, or b) a high-speed connection with per-GB costs after reaching a certain amount of data transfer?
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by ez77 15y ago
For static, high-traffic, small-size content, doesn't it make sense to load a minimal OS entirely to RAM and serve it from there? Has anybody tried this? (I guess this rules out VPSes...) Note: This is a variation of a previous comment I ma
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by ez77 15y ago
Naive question: suppose that you serve a low-throughput site, say with a total of 3MB of data (probably text files). What's the simplest way to ensure that those 3MB of content (very little compared to 120MB) live always in RAM? By this I m
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by ez77 15y ago
Do you think Sergey and Larry do any significant, production code these these days?
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by ez77 15y ago
Mac OS X or some other linux variant You mean some other UNIX variant.

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