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by hashtree 14y ago
I feel for the guy/gal/group that draws the short straw and has to tote a 400-ish pound 55 gallon drum of diesel up 17 flights. "Whelp that lasted for 5 minutes, again!" ;)
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by hashtree 14y ago
You might be surprised to know how much is normally running on petroleum: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_power_stations_in_New_Y...
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by hashtree 14y ago
Some of the best kept "under wraps" business models are in these areas. A surprising amount of interesting/challenging problems exist, and they have real impacts on peoples' lives. They are traditionally backed by large companies, but a tal
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by hashtree 14y ago
One thing that really helps: Server-side, encrypt a token which, including representing the unique form instance, contains a tick count and set a hidden input's value to it. Now, ensure that each form instance cannot be submitted more than
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by hashtree 14y ago
It speaks more towards the outlandish expense of EC2 (for us) than it does the true actual expense. A few things: Eliminate the middle men. Who do the small/medium datacenters use to build their custom hosting hardware? It's likely someone
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by hashtree 14y ago
It does. The setup took a couple months to research, build, and make "perfect". However, ongoing it takes little time to maintain (less than an hour a week, if averaged). Every three years, I build new servers and place them into service (2
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by hashtree 14y ago
I'd really love to jump on EC2, but every time I run the numbers it doesn't add up for my usage. I currently colocate all my servers and I wanted to figure out just how much it might cost to potentially switch over to EC2. After much diggin
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by hashtree 14y ago
"Relating to Bitbucket security, we take your source code security very seriously. Nearly all of the code on Bitbucket, is private. Via the web application, no Bitbucket staff members have access to your repositories, nor can they grant the