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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
As I understand it, you'd still have to buy transfer from a tier 1 provider, who'd cut you at the first sign of pressure from the federal government. Logistically, how would one go about doing this?
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
An avg of 240 dbIO/s is entirely different from peak time IO/s. When someone like Jeff Atwood posts a link using their service, they could easily see 10x the volume. Volume might be really stagnant for 45 minutes, then bam, 10 percent of th
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
Broken links have been happening since the web began. Any time you've made any web request, there's been a SPOF(1). In fact, think back to 2002-- remember when a good number of links you'd click were dead? When was the last time in recent m
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
Some of these tips are really good (using a CDN, caching on basically every layer, using YSlow), but does the author really believe using FPGAs and ASICs for websites is really practical? I've yet to see one real-world report of people usin
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
I had to view the source to figure out what he was talking about. There are Google Ads; I didn't see them either (are you using Adblock Plus, also?).
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
The Board of Trustees has a few people who are affiliated with reputable organizations (BetaHouse, Microsoft, etc). Seems legitimate to me.
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
How does this compare to libevent and other NIO libs?
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/32404 Hacker News filter for Greasemonkey seems to be what you want.
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
I'm writing some Django middleware that auto-appends this exact thing onto all 'non-local' URLs. Keep on the lookout! Also [url= http://damienkatz.net/2005/03/clicky_instantl_1.html ] Damien Katz [/url] did a PoC (that works really well act
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by iheartmemcache 17y ago
It looks like they first buffer overflowed Litespeed to spawn a shell (which was ironically running as a user 'apache'). The http headers that are being returned from Astalavista are consistent with this theory (in addition to the obvious o