jbpadgett

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by jbpadgett 8mo ago
3 outages in 3 months straight according to their own status history. https://www.githubstatus.com/history
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by jbpadgett 7y ago
I’ve been a subscription paying Evernote customer since 2011 and use the service literally everyday. I hope they make it and the service can continue. The features I love the most are the ability to clip websites of interest as research a
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by jbpadgett 10y ago
According to the world bank, 2015 population of Mexico is around ~125 million. This means that roughly 75% of the population could be affected. http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.TOTL
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by jbpadgett 10y ago
"The innovation process always starts with copying and in Shenzhen they are copying systematically at a scale you can scarcely imagine. A student who copies Van Gogh relentlessly may not initially understand how Van Gogh undertook orig
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by jbpadgett 10y ago
I have seen the following patterns implemented: Pattern 1: * DEV VLANs + DEV Subnets * PROD VLANSs + PROD Subnets * Firewalls between DEV and PROD subnets at network layer - firewall rules implemented by separate net/sec tea
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Ask HN: Should DEV and PROD environments be segmented?
3 points by jbpadgett 10y ago|3 comments
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by jbpadgett 11y ago
Agreed. As a 20 year+ street skateboarder, I can tell you that even with larger and softer urethane (85-90A) wheels, a pebble the size of a tic tac will send you to ground rapidly. The key is to over time develop skills of controlling weig
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by jbpadgett 12y ago
Could this be used in some way for robot AI to learn to speak?
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Containers Don't Really Boot(padgeblog.com)
1 points by jbpadgett 12y ago|0 comments
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For Whom the Batphone Calls(padgeblog.com)
1 points by jbpadgett 12y ago|0 comments
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by jbpadgett 12y ago
This is perhaps indicative of the "wusification" of kids in America today. Virtually anything that could cause any (even the most minuscule) harm mentally or physically is now quickly out of favor. If kids cannot learn to deal
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What the Heck is an Architect?(padgeblog.com)
7 points by jbpadgett 13y ago|1 comments
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by jbpadgett 13y ago
These class warfare style pieces are tiresome. SF could be argued to be a "foodie" destination which may attract outside visitors regardless. Artificially caping supply will only serve to increase prices anyway if people really w
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by jbpadgett 13y ago
Perhaps a solution to this problem is for the NSA to provide "opt-in" well-known collection points for everyone. If only a small amount of metadata is what they use, then the massive copy everything on the wires approach is not n
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GoP selling 404 stickers(breitbart.com)
6 points by jbpadgett 13y ago|2 comments
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by jbpadgett 13y ago
I posted about the hostnames topic in detail showing the difference between ephemeral and persistent hosts. See the post here: http://padgeblog.com/2012/10/28/hostnames-in-the-dynamic-inf...
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by jbpadgett 13y ago
I feel like Dell had a great idea with the developer Linux laptop http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt... . Having a mainstream PC linux alternative to Mac is likely good for
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by jbpadgett 13y ago
Has Oracle has eroded credibility for being a good steward for any open source technology at this point? My question is how long before @Mitchellh leads an effort to fork VirtualBox to allow Vagrant to have a reliable future?
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Skateboarding and Open Source Software(padgeblog.com)
2 points by jbpadgett 13y ago|0 comments
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Agile & DevOps at Scale at Gap(padgeblog.com)
1 points by jbpadgett 14y ago|0 comments
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What Microsoft's IE and North Korea Have in Common(padgeblog.com)
6 points by jbpadgett 14y ago|14 comments
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The End of Hostname Standards?(padgeblog.com)
1 points by jbpadgett 14y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft's Most Valuable Asset(padgeblog.com)
52 points by jbpadgett 14y ago|55 comments