goosmurf

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by goosmurf 6y ago
https://www.dist.cloud/ offers private Maven and Docker repositories and may be a good fit for Bintray users privately sharing and distributing artifacts/images. Our primary goals are simplicity, reliability, and perfo
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by goosmurf 12y ago
http://www.datacentermap.com/usa/california/ There's 34 listed just for San Jose and Santa Clara...
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by goosmurf 13y ago
Care bears.
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by goosmurf 15y ago
$3k/month = $36k/year Consider this cost relative to the cost of a trustworthy ops person, plus the capex & opex of running your own reliable & scalable DB.
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by goosmurf 16y ago
I'll second the removal of karma points, at least publicly. There are some aspects of reputation systems which are useful for identifying misbehaving participants but I don't see any evidence of such use cases on HN. Yet the karma system e
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by goosmurf 16y ago
I can't agree more. The site is also incredibly irritating. Why split an otherwise average length article over 4 short pages and stuff each with pointless images? We really shouldn't be linking to such crappy sites.
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by goosmurf 16y ago
I personally like this not so small company in the Cook Islands. http://i.imgur.com/575Br.jpg
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(real) gzip support on Amazon CloudFront(nomitor.com)
17 points by goosmurf 16y ago|0 comments
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by goosmurf 16y ago
I find most of my investments through 2 methods: general news as an indicator of future growth prospects, and through industry stalking. I am primarily interested in high capital growth and mostly invest in an industry peripherally related
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by goosmurf 16y ago
Well I didn't agree or disagree with one hour, I said "some reasonable time frame" explicitly because the expected response time needs to consider what the real risks are.
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by goosmurf 16y ago
Or even something simpler - call the account holder's phone and play a simple recorded message that says "hey, its Rackspace, we need you to deal with an urgent issue, please check your email ASAP". Cheap for Rackspace, gives the customer
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by goosmurf 16y ago
Post is lacking information on whether the site was actually a phishing site and who (or which entity) submitted a complaint. I think verification of the legitimacy of a complaint should be a critical step before disabling a site, otherwise
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by goosmurf 16y ago
Thanks to the presence of the US military.
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by goosmurf 16y ago
Not quite the same but many years ago I got bored and wanted to know how far the toolbar game could go: http://moot.mooh.org/archives/2005/02/super-toolbar.html