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by jarito 14y ago
Check out the product page for more information: http://atomnuke.org/
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Rackspace Open Sources Atom Nuke, The Fast Atom Framework(rackspace.com)
2 points by jarito 14y ago|1 comments
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by jarito 14y ago
Ahh, thanks for the clarification.
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by jarito 14y ago
This sounds unlikely. From what I understand, torpedoes do most of their damage by causing hull flexion of the target ship by exploding underneath rather than punching a hole in the hull itself. An incredibly heavy, inflexible hull seems li
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by jarito 14y ago
jmcnevin is right, there is a special deal for Rackspace customers. It is documented here https://sendgrid.com/products/rackspace .
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by jarito 14y ago
I work at Rack. Our legacy compute provider is based on the Slicehost code. Our new Open Cloud offering is based on OpenStack nova.
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by jarito 14y ago
I work at Rackspace and the CloudKick team (now augmented with a lot of other Rackers) has been heads down working on improving their product. The intial results can be seen here http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/public/monitoring/ . EDIT: Re
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by jarito 14y ago
Good luck with that. Renting a car for a weekend drive is crazy expensive and varies widely depending on location, time of year, etc. Asking people to pay an unpredictable several hundred dollars for the rental, then pay for gas, several ti
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by jarito 14y ago
It's Objective-C with some fallback rendering for HTML5 stuff ( https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-engineering/under-th... )
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by jarito 14y ago
iTV: 2012/13/14. Redefined how video entertainment is consumed. Rocks the $97.6B cable provider industry.
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by jarito 14y ago
You don't need to enter your phone number to use Google's two factor. You can use their smartphone application to generate codes. If you don't want to do that, the algorithm is free and open-source so you can probably find an alternate impl
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by jarito 14y ago
Still did as of a month or two ago when I turned on two-factor.
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by jarito 14y ago
Getting flagged because they update too much is a guess. Since they can't get a hold of Google, they can't verify that. I wouldn't make assumptions about what Google likes / doesn't like on updating until we know why they were flagged. Unfo
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by jarito 14y ago
With all the talk about Valve getting Steam on Linux, this is very interesting. 9/10 of the top paid apps are games. I can say that the main reason I keep Windows around is gaming and office. Office is becoming less of an issue as my compan
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by jarito 14y ago
I wish he'd touched on testability. I chose Angular for my project because it is dependency injected by default and includes mocks for common tasks. This makes is possible to do the majority of my UI testing in unit testing which is much fa
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by jarito 14y ago
They will just check your password against a list of 'bad' passwords when you log in. No need to brute force the stored hash.
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by jarito 14y ago
Insurance for one. The original idea for insurance was that it was a not for profit enterprise that gets better the more people that are participating. We've bastardized that with private insurance, but in theory, an insurance monopoly is a
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by jarito 14y ago
European and US regulatory approval processes are very different. From what I understand, one of the bigger differences is that some EU regulatory bodies only require that a treatment be proven safe, not effective, whereas the US requires b
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Digsby Open Sourced(blog.digsby.com)
4 points by jarito 14y ago|2 comments
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by jarito 14y ago
There is a cool project that my company (Rackspace) has opened sourced called Repose. It is a proxy for ReST APIs that, among other things, supports rate limiting in a clustered environment. It's still pretty new, but we use it internally a
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by jarito 14y ago
Looks like the crash doesn't happen if you provide the </form> tag, so that looks like it. Edit with more info: Looks like removing any of the markup prevents the crash. "Removing the CSS, the div, the table, etc all cause this code
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by jarito 14y ago
C#? ( http://xamarin.com/monotouch )
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by jarito 14y ago
They dropped their prices in February: http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2012/02/amazon-s3-price-reduction...
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by jarito 14y ago
I'm also concerned with the lack of a load balancer. I guess you could do something with a DNS service like Cloudflare, but that seems to be a deal breaker for good uptimes.
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by jarito 14y ago
As the defender, you don't care if the salt is obtained by the attacker. The salt is not a secret. It's only use is to ensure that each password is hashed as unique, even if the users chose the same password. Basically, it is for defeating
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by jarito 14y ago
That's what LastPass or OnePassword or KeyPass is for.
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by jarito 14y ago
Rackspace also supports the ability to combine Cloud and Physical servers. They call it Hybrid Hosting ( http://www.rackspace.com/hosting_solutions/hybrid_hosting/ ).
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by jarito 14y ago
I think you are right about the gmail issue. I use adium on an iMac and Macbook for work and Digsby on my Windows box at home and the application specific passwords work fine for me.
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by jarito 14y ago
It's a press release. Here is the blog post, maybe a bit better ( http://www.rackspace.com/blog/next-generation-rackspace-clou... )
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by jarito 14y ago
The OpenStack project is a collection of different applications that provide the ability to run an open-source Cloud provider. Rackspace's offerings generally map to OpenStack projects. Cloud Servers is Nova[1], Cloud Files is Swift[2], Clo

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