jaequery

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721.
by jaequery 12y ago
yeah i see it now
722.
by jaequery 12y ago
Ah, I see what you guys are saying now. I'll have to look it up why its doing this!
723.
by jaequery 12y ago
Could you give me an example of a site you did? Although I know it's not 100% accurate, from my experience, they were fairly accurate. I am pulling data from builtwith.com btw.
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by jaequery 12y ago
Sorry that this bothered you guys and I took out the testimonials all together until I get actual pictures. This site was created using a bootstrap theme that had her picture in there FWIW.
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by jaequery 12y ago
Please understand this is a beta release, I've cut many corners left and right to just get it out as it is.
726.
by jaequery 12y ago
Hi David, well I should make it clear that it does nothing else behind the scenes other than make an HTTP call to get website data only when you hit click to get the data, that's about the only thing it does. I get wary of other extens
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by jaequery 12y ago
I'm sure this extension will serve useful to you as it has done for me and my colleagues. Hope you enjoy it!
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Show HN: Honeybadger Chrome Extension(gethoneybadger.com)
27 points by jaequery 12y ago|53 comments
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by jaequery 12y ago
Yes please write part 3 thank you
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by jaequery 12y ago
he should be comparing docker to xen paravirtual or openvz, NOT kvm.
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Stephen Hawking: AI, Potentially the Worst Thing to Happen to Humanity(uk.news.yahoo.com)
66 points by jaequery 12y ago|108 comments
732.
by jaequery 13y ago
yes, but not at $20/month ... on ec2 you'd pay atleast $100/month for same thing.
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by jaequery 13y ago
upgrades for ram and storage does not have to have any downtime. same for snapshots, through LVM/ZFS, they can be nearly instant in most cases. it just seems like DO have not been able to figure this out for whatever reasons.
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by jaequery 13y ago
cpu counts dont mean much in terms of performance. but from a strict performance standpoint, their E5 2680's are amongst the tops in the industry ( http://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html ). i'm pretty sure D
735.
by jaequery 13y ago
DO's biggest problem is their lack of "zero-downtime snapshot backup and upgrading". i've not used Linode but anyone know if theirs is any different?
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by jaequery 13y ago
im really impressed by their new CPU specs. from experience those aren't cheap and it's possibly the fastest CPU out in the market. combined with the SSDs, it may be that Linode currently is the fastest of any cloud hosting right
737.
by jaequery 13y ago
anyone know if i can short this stock? i know where this ones heading ...
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Teddy – a client side templating engine done right(github.com)
2 points by jaequery 13y ago|1 comments
739.
by jaequery 13y ago
i dont know why but i'm so tired of these posts
740.
by jaequery 13y ago
hm interestingly, PHP still powers about 70% of the web! the web should have certainly crumbled by now ...
741.
by jaequery 13y ago
i posted where scientists created "artificial hell" and not a single vote either... not tech, but still cmon
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Scientists create artificial "hell"(dailymail.co.uk)
4 points by jaequery 13y ago|1 comments
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by jaequery 13y ago
so who does the fraud detection? knoxpayments?
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by jaequery 13y ago
i think most of it has to come from Wordpress' dominance over PHP applications. and we all know how much of a mess that is.
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by jaequery 13y ago
Linode uses SAS drives (i'm guessing RAID-10), which from my testing, performs marginally better than commodity SSD drives which I believe DO are using. I don't think it's even an Intel 520. The study indicates to me DO also
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by jaequery 13y ago
shouldn't docker pretty much run on any host platform that supports modern linux kernels (lxc)?
747.
by jaequery 13y ago
is there any way to make docker vm stop/start persistently like a normal virtualization (virtualbox, vmware)? last i checked the only way to do that was to run a command that never ends, which i thought was pretty inelegant. this tad a
748.
by jaequery 13y ago
good effort, but the new design does make my head spin and thus i rarely go to TC anymore. it's just too much content in your face. i find it interesting how they discuss and plan about fonts/colors down to the wire for UI sake, a
749.
by jaequery 13y ago
I don't think Google created Angular, but rather a Google employee. I'd imagine if Google fully backed Angular, the syntax/design would've been much cleaner. Angular with a fresh boot would be something I'd hope for
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by jaequery 13y ago
What OP points out is good for starters but If you were really serious about security, you'd be locking your servers behind VPN and 2 factor auths. Cloudpassage.com does a pretty good job for locking down your servers for truly serious

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