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by iSloth 13y ago
Don't try hide anything from a potential employer as that just makes you look embarrassed, and the experience that you have gained from working in that industry should be a positive due to the technical challenges that it presents. If
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by iSloth 13y ago
There's a few ways to look at this. 1) They already do, it's true there are some ISP's out there that are actively limiting traffic to Google services, having said that this is almost exclusively their YouTube content. When t
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by iSloth 13y ago
SMS is preferred as the technology is fairly decoupled from internet services, for example it's more than likely that a number of people have exactly the same password for service XYZ, as they do for their eMail service. So it's n
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Ask HN: Snapchat tech contact?
1 points by iSloth 13y ago|1 comments
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by iSloth 13y ago
There wasn't any money - PokerStars agreed to buy the shutdown Full Tilt Company, Infrastructure and Assets in full, then re-pay all the customers of Full Tilt our of their own pocket, mainly to stop the DOJ chasing after Pokerstars as
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Razer Nabu - Wearable Tech(razerzone.com)
6 points by iSloth 13y ago|0 comments
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by iSloth 13y ago
Try pass the Cisco CCIE v5 certification.
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by iSloth 13y ago
Python - I'm doing far too much stuff in PHP just because that's what I know, seems to be fairly simple to learn as well, and quick which should help in the $dayjob efficiency.
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by iSloth 13y ago
eMail is a lot like SMS within cell/mobile phone networks, it was never made extensible and therefore inherently lacks some functionality that would be fairly simple to implement using todays ideas and tools, for example simple encrypt
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by iSloth 13y ago
UK: 37Mbps / 2.4Mbps http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3178007556
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by iSloth 13y ago
I worked for a hosting company doing loads of boring provisioning stuff on servers and the core network, not really a fan of repetition so I started to slowly learn coding and replaced probably 80% of the jobs with scripts. So in total I co
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by iSloth 13y ago
I've used something similar at the moment, basically putting in /etc/hosts entries to map a fake DNS name on my laptop e.g. "staging" to the real switch ip address, so the command "ssh staging" works. It w
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Ask HN: Saving SSH/Telnet Sessions in OSX
2 points by iSloth 13y ago|3 comments
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by iSloth 13y ago
I would guess the screen size is too small for 4 people to play at once.
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by iSloth 13y ago
How are you testing the code/network?
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by iSloth 13y ago
Great idea, just doesn't work great with my black coffee and no sugar :)
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by iSloth 13y ago
The FIA must be aware of the system that they are using, buy looking at this section of the rules: 8.2.1 All components of the engine and gearbox, including clutch, differential and KERS in addition to all associated actuators must be contr
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New Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard(blogs.windows.com)
2 points by iSloth 13y ago|0 comments
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by iSloth 13y ago
It appears to be a network issue that is affecting all of them, I would therefore assume that it's an issue on their upstream transit providers, or if they share a data centre then it could be a localised network/power issue.
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by iSloth 13y ago
For a business critical web service I would look at a decent dedicated server provider, unless you really need the API and scalability features of AWS. OVH are great, I use them my self, however they are cheap and that's for a reason,
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by iSloth 13y ago
Normally around 10, hardly ever over 20, never over 30. Drives me crazy having loads open, I kind of treat them like a to-do list...
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by iSloth 13y ago
Yeh they are already vasily in it...
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by iSloth 13y ago
Buy it now price are normally always too high that no one goes for them. Bid price normally goes for around 1 to 1.5 x yearly profit on Flippa, unless it's a really unique and valuable site.
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by iSloth 13y ago
Spotify £10/pm, OVH (Dedicated Server) £10/pm, Github $7/pm Basically everything else I use is free, or one off fee's
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by iSloth 13y ago
If it's just as website without selling services then your probably going to be looking at advertising.
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by iSloth 13y ago
Complete rewrite and update for www.whatportis.com , long overdue!
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by iSloth 13y ago
That's cool!
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by iSloth 13y ago
Working for a smaller company will normally give you a far wider scope of technologies due to how many staff they have, this isn't always a positive however, but it can certainly be more interesting. Working in a larger company normall
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by iSloth 13y ago
Working on becoming a better programmer, as a full time network engineer i've never really put too much effort into learning coding standards. Been the only person that maintains my applications it's fairly easy to be slack on the
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by iSloth 13y ago
Cool, I assume for some kind of network analyser? What software stack do you use?

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