jaequery

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by jaequery 14y ago
in general, a gaming rig mining 24/7 will generate about $30/month.
842.
by jaequery 14y ago
to be fair, i don't think there were any evidence that Alex "recklessly" spent the money. a lot of things could've happened for his disappearance: health issue, gf problems, family problems, got lost in the mountain, etc etc
843.
by jaequery 14y ago
and it sure won't be the last ...
844.
by jaequery 14y ago
we need to get this guy on the guiness book of world record for becoming the oldest coder!
845.
by jaequery 14y ago
could you guys explain why vim is faster in text editing than emacs?
846.
by jaequery 14y ago
there should be a disclaimer that you will only see performance gains if you make a lot of HTTP connections on your site. people expect some magic happening once they install SPDY, which is just not the case. but if your site is heavily on
847.
by jaequery 14y ago
i'll try it once bitcoins gets easier to use. at the moment, it's too much of a headache/hassle/mystery.
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Microsoft's IE Chief: The Browser Is Only as Good as the OS It Runs On(eweek.com)
3 points by jaequery 14y ago|0 comments
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by jaequery 14y ago
sad thing is, most people don't realize how slow they are. once they move off to dedicated w/ SSD, their site starts to run blazing fast (plus at a fraction of the cost) and say to themselves why they haven't done this sooner.
850.
by jaequery 14y ago
i personally would find this more interesting if it let you curate your own ads to the networked connected devices. this way, i can make money on behalf of our offices. now wouldn't that be interesting, hmm.
851.
by jaequery 14y ago
my mind already blocks out 90% of ads and selectively takes in 10% of useful ads. i find it amusing people would go to such great lengths to achieve what your mind can do already.
852.
by jaequery 14y ago
to become rich, so you can stop worrying about how to put bread on the table
853.
by jaequery 14y ago
i always wondered why justin.tv was called justin.tv. i love seeing founders explain their ordeal in this manner, i'd like to see more of these.
854.
by jaequery 14y ago
they should just get into web development
855.
by jaequery 14y ago
what an eye opener
856.
by jaequery 14y ago
isn't it about time they supported a multi-regional failover system?
857.
by jaequery 14y ago
OP, even your site is down
858.
by jaequery 14y ago
i would've been worried have i not moved away to bitbucket few weeks ago.
859.
by jaequery 14y ago
i wish OP would've atleast included some "conclusion/final words". for someone in the same boat of choosing the right platform, this benchmark serves no real help in deciding which to go with. a comparison with Rackspace Cloud for one, woul
860.
by jaequery 14y ago
check out fdcservers.net, their prices are almost mind boggling for unlimited bandwidth. they now even offer 10gb unlimited in some areas.
861.
by jaequery 14y ago
this is definitely cool
862.
by jaequery 14y ago
i've known this secret for a while. i went from paying $4k+/month spanning over 10+ servers in amazon ec2, to just 2 dedicated servers < $1k/month in an unlimited 1gig colo. the performance difference i see is huge. i never realized how
863.
by jaequery 14y ago
where do i sign up to invest?
864.
by jaequery 14y ago
you know, newrelic actually does the same thing for free. (server monitoring is free w/ newrelic)
865.
by jaequery 14y ago
the interviewer is actually looking for a soul mate.
866.
by jaequery 14y ago
refer.ly just dropped the ball on this one.
867.
by jaequery 14y ago
i'm assuming it's the banks. perhaps they are less cooperative than US banks. to most card processing gateways, their main source of bread and butter is their relationships to banks. technology comes second.
868.
by jaequery 14y ago
node.js isn't really that fast for traditional apps, but if you were to compare, it's pretty much on levels of nginx and it's actually slower serving static files. only in few cases node.js shows its power, i.e; real-time apps/games. i woul
869.
by jaequery 14y ago
don't know if it was just me but, with a name like fog of war, i thought this app was going to be "warcraft" in real-life. that would've been really cool.
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by jaequery 14y ago
great move on their part, there is a huge future ahead of these guys. good luck to them.

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