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by gaadd33 11y ago
Does using a registered agent service fulfill the requirements of California law? If so then I fail to see how that's really different from whois privacy. I mean most corporations have the same address: 1209 North Orange Street, Wilmin
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by gaadd33 11y ago
How can you remove the host OS in Docker? I thought it was an interface for LXC and the virtual network stack in Linux. I didn't know it was possible to run it in a bare hypervisor like Bhyve.
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by gaadd33 11y ago
Would a union rep have a lot of experience with intellectual property agreements and their legal consequences? I would have guessed that most union reps consult lawyers when they finalize a contract and don't have the law background ne
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by gaadd33 11y ago
Why would they do that in a job interview? Why not just not extend an offer? That seems very strange. You should mention what company it was, I would love to go to a few interviews and then walk away with a settlement check for no reason.
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by gaadd33 11y ago
Does CrashPlan dedup and compress the data? Also I have to say, tarsnap is so much more lightweight than CrashPlan. If they came out with a nice command line client I would have to reconsider them.
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by gaadd33 11y ago
Why do you bother with an OS or a container if you want to abstract the OS away? Just PXE boot all the machines and have the application set to run as init. No need to worry about copying every library for the OS to every machine and you on
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by gaadd33 11y ago
I wonder if Google takes reports about Google pages not following their polices seriously. Also I wonder if the same guidelines apply for major software websites, I don't think download.com follows most of these requirements.
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by gaadd33 11y ago
Right, that's called trackage rights and are given priority time slots over freight trains. However when the slot is missed then the trains are treated as any other freight.
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by gaadd33 11y ago
The Northeast corridor only makes money if you assume that there's no need for capital maintenance or improvement.
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by gaadd33 11y ago
Wait, what right of way does Amtrak lease from freight carriers? They outright own the Northeast Corridor and tracks as far west as Harrisburg, PA. I think they lease some bits of track from various state department of transportation and th
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by gaadd33 12y ago
If npm isn't ever going to sell out how are their VCs planning on making any return on investment? Go public? (Which is arguably selling to the public)
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by gaadd33 12y ago
How many of those ideas were given the full attention of the CEO and turned into large businesses? It seems like it's easy to take an idea and start to implement it, the hard part is if it doesn't "go viral" or take off
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by gaadd33 12y ago
And a great target for discovery in any sort of lawsuit.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Aren't most commercial payloads insured by third party insurers? Why is the Air Force unable to do that?
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Has Conjur been audited by a third party or is the source open at all? Otherwise we just have to trust that the thing that we store all of our secrets in is secure right?
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Is that the same code in FreeBSD 10? I was under the impression that the code in FreeBSD, while pretty old compared to the most recent OpenBSD, has vast performance improvements as far as multi core processing and 10Gbps processing whereas
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Train companies have historically had their own police forces due to the variety of locations they pass through and, at least in the US, the distance between the train and locations with police forces. This is true in many countries however
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Why would 10,000 servers cost more than 100 servers? It seems like if you are buying all of your parts in bulk they are going to be cheaper. I'm pretty sure Intel's pricing on CPUs are cheaper by the tray than individually. I know
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Yes ZFS is a requirement, and it is designed to run on any OS that runs ZFS. You don't need the full machine to be running ZFS, just whatever volume you want to snapshot. It is a bit unclear if you haven't been looking at other sn
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Something like zfsnap? ( https://github.com/zfsnap/zfsnap ) No special GUI but you can just browse to /.zfs/snapshot/<timestamp> and manipulate the files like normal files.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
> These suburbs are dominated by huge, gray, unattractive public housing projects. I'm guessing the above commentator was referring to the parts of European cities outside of the historic city centers. It seems very similar in the f
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Was Howard Hughes addicted to opiates when he was building/developing most of his things? I was under the impression that addiction only really set in once he became a recluse.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
man ls, on my various servers, doesn't have an AUTHOR section, just HISTORY which says: An ls command appeared in Version 1 AT&T UNIX.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
> Algorithmic filtering can affect history, not just hide history. Facebook's filtering algorithm suppressed news about the thug riot in Ferguson until after it became national news. Calling all of the protestors in Ferguson "t
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Just wondering, what is more cost effective than S3 with the same reliability? If you have your own servers I can see running zfs and replicating snapshots every few minutes to a remote machine but if you aren't, what else is competiti
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Maybe I'm not too informed but who is this? Looking at his linked in he seems to be a sales person/business development person just moving to a new position. Is he well known in the big data community and/or built any of the
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by gaadd33 12y ago
That doesn't seem right, at least in America. All companies I've worked for have required me to sign an agreement giving them ownership over any work or inventions produced using their technology or on their time. If that was the
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Wow most programmers aren't allowed to have any sort of hobby involving programming without risking a lawsuit from their employer? That seems pretty crazy, I'm surprised places like California permit that. Any ideas what companies
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Every time I order groceries. Then again my grocery store is online.
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by gaadd33 12y ago
Were all of them fired or just the CEO?

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