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12y ago
I didn't notice the scoped keys before, but this would definitely be useful to us. Thanks for pointing it out.
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12y ago
We looked at Mixpanel, but Keen seems to be more in line with what we need. Thanks for the response, this is helpful.
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12y ago
Can anyone who has used or is using these guys share some feedback on your experiences? Also, if anyone knows of any other services that allow you send event data like this for later querying/analysis, I'd love to hear about them.
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12y ago
You can't look at EC2 as just a place to go for a VM. It's not worth using EC2 unless you either: A) Already have a lot of other infrastructure on EC2. B) Want to use the other services offered by AWS. AWS is a collection of servi
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12y ago
The only correct answer is: benchmark according to your specific application's needs, since your demands may be different than mine or someone else's. For more general benchmarks, this is handy: http://serverbear.com&#x
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12y ago
Apples to oranges. AWS's main appeal isn't VMs (EC2), it's the huge portfolio of other services you can make use of. Linode is more of a VM host with a few also-ran services that they are experimenting with (Load Balancing).
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12y ago
> But a filesystem doesn't need to be replaced just because it's no longer trendy. The author wasn't just saying that its age was damning, it was the fact that the FS hasn't changed much since 1998. Since XFS was ment
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12y ago
> both pale in comparison to the simplicity, flexibility and client-options of IRC I can definitely agree on the flexibility part, but simplicity? No way. HipChat is easy enough for our completely non-technical users to be quite comforta
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12y ago
It seems more like a buggy OS that doesn't handle certain combinations of external monitors and GPUs. Let's call it like it is: 10.9 needs some fixing. Plugging in an external monitor shouldn't be a big thing. I shouldn'
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12y ago
It drives up subscriptions to Unreal Engine 4, so that's probably the primary monetization strategy. They won't make any money from players until the content marketplace opens, but this could do a lot to drive people to use and le
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12y ago
I think this distinction will be largely moved along by the people who contribute to their eventual content marketplace. If there's a ton of interest in commercial mods, then you'll see non-free mods, though the base game itself w
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12y ago
I think you can already get to it once you get a UE4 subscription going. https://www.unrealengine.com/ue4-on-github
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12y ago
Not only is this a really awesome thing for Epic to do, it could have much further-reaching consequences than UT if it's successful. At the very minimum, it's going to be an excellent source of quality net/graphics code sampl
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12y ago
Yeah, bigtime. I'm not sure that would make for a quick, easy countdown list of a blog post, though.
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12y ago
> I can not, for the life of me, tell what this is from the website. This makes me feel a little better. I couldn't tell what this is, either. I scrolled all the way down and eventually found a FAQ link that helps: http://
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12y ago
The best way to get the Senate to make patent reform a priority is a Samsung-induced sales injunction on iPhones. The outrage would be immediate, and we'd have this resolved in weeks instead of years or decades (if we ever do "res
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12y ago
Unless your app operates at a truly massive scale with a very specific set of characteristics, this won't save you even a minuscule fraction on your total budget. Route 53 is dirt freaking cheap.
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12y ago
If you are using Compute Engine or App Engine, this would give you a cheap, API-driven method for managing your DNS zones, without relying on an external service (though, there is nothing wrong with doing so). It's also likely that Goo
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12y ago
Given their other Cloud-oriented offerings (Compute Engine and App Engine), I'm not so sure they are doing this to make gobs of money. It's a hole in their service portfolio that they are filling. This can indirectly lead to peopl
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12y ago
Here's a map of the stations, if anyone is interested: http://www.teslamotors.com/supercharger
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12y ago
Seems like rust-http 2.x would work for this purpose. It's subjectively a much more descriptive name than "Teepee", too.
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13y ago
Indeed. Lack of MLB.tv makes this a non-starter for me. We don't have cable TV, but I love to watch baseball. MLB.tv lets me watch just about anything I want all year. Our Roku is basically an MLB.tv machine.
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13y ago
Probably not, but surveillance is being subjected to "death from a thousand papercuts". While we probably won't ever put the cat back into the bag, these smaller protests add up to a greater cumulative sum, reminding politici
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13y ago
Does it matter? Politicians who do stupid things deserve this kind of negative attention, no matter how insignificant it is. It's a good thing that this is even being mentioned by some of the domestic news agencies. Even if nothing f
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13y ago
wow, that is. Any idea if there are any downsides or bugs resulting from this optimization? Or is this just pure win?
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13y ago
I work from home, so "suit up" means "put pants on" for me.
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> I hate shopping - if I could reliably get something in a couple days, I'd almost never even need to leave the house, except for groceries. This is exactly how I feel. The primary draw of Amazon for me is that it lets me avoid th
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13y ago
From where I live, it's a hassle for me to go to any of these big box stores. It's not going to be this way for everyone, I just really don't like going shopping. The primary benefit of Amazon for me is not having to deal wit
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13y ago
I'll gladly pay an additional 6-10% to keep avoiding Wal-mart or Target or even Home Depot. There are people like me who just really hate having to suit up and go shopping. I don't like the traffic, I don't like getting rippe
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13y ago
Without anecdotes, HN would be mostly devoid of content. Let's not be silly. > If you some evidence that DO is inferior at the same price level as Linode then you should post it. I don't care to do this, I'm not out to pro
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