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by jedsmith 16y ago
As of at least my morning, yes.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
Because I'd prefer not to help distribute the leaked information? If you want the information, nothing stopping you from getting it, true. However, me throwing up an entire list of e-mails just adds to the problem.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
I can't see your e-mail on your profile. Feel free to e-mail me directly and I'll look - jed@<username>.org.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
The irony of linking to Lifehacker should not be overlooked.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
He's referring to using mine.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
What is the point of including the domain tied to the address? It just decreases the anonymity of what you've hashed, and actually does a disservice. There are corporate domains in there and the namespace of what to search for becomes a lot
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by jedsmith 16y ago
> Has anyone checked if source/ contains the source for their proprietary CMS? Yes, it does. Several copies of it, including trunk.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
The domains being leaked are a really bad idea. Here's a version without: http://undertow.jedsmith.org/gawker/
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by jedsmith 16y ago
Check your username or your e-mail address using a SHA-256 hash: http://undertow.jedsmith.org/gawker/ (Much more anonymous than the Google document somebody pasted below. Seriously? Domains?)
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by jedsmith 16y ago
Response of most of the NoSQL advocates I've spoken to: BerkeleyDB was written before I was a programmer, therefore it cannot be trusted since it's "old".
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by jedsmith 16y ago
Without the wall: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1496936
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by jedsmith 16y ago
Which, ironically, makes it harder for legalization advocates to get it done. No matter which side you're on, it's tragic that uncertainty will probably kill this motion - at least, that's how the article read to me.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
Wow, that went from "here's an interesting thing about the iPad advertisements" to "HOLY SHIT SOAPBOX" very quickly.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
Python has a strong culture of having one obvious and good way to do things. This is, I think, where people new to Python stumble up. If they were Dutch, the obvious way would be easier to spot.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
This post is a bit of a rant for my taste, but I do agree with him on just one point. Python 3 was not enough of a clean break for me to get me very excited about jumping. There are some new things, but a lot of it feels like change for the
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by jedsmith 16y ago
With pure gold twisted pair?
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by jedsmith 16y ago
Linode's backup system includes a snapshot which can be triggered whenever you like, as well as the scheduled incremental backups. The UI looks like this: http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/3251/linodebackups.png
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by jedsmith 16y ago
I've never been too crazy about a device that both (a) stores my media and (b) plays it. Since Hollywood and the scene cannot agree upon formats for any length of time, freezing the state of the industry into a closed box leaves me in fear
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by jedsmith 16y ago
I think GP meant that social networking would announce new media available on their servers, not that he'd stream over Twitter.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
While I agree with bimble's comment about the test not being very scientific, I'm not sure that it's "utter nonsense". It's a person's first impression from using both Linode and Slicehost. Eivind Uggedal has already beaten scientific compa
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by jedsmith 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1476110 - original, sans blog spam.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
I know there's an apology for it in the article, but I just can't watch something if audio and video is out of sync. Makes my brain hurt.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
I guess it's to each their own, but I just cannot understand running with Javascript disabled. Especially with all the sites that rely on Ajax-like technologies and such...maybe it's just me? I think by disabling Javascript for yourself, yo
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by jedsmith 16y ago
The new themes, in my opinion, do nothing more than set back the look of Ubuntu a few years. Only one I agreed with him on. I had a custom panel on my laptop, and the upgrade from 9.10 -> 10.04 and the new theme completely hosed the
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by jedsmith 16y ago
http://www.wirelessweek.com/News/2010/05/Policy-and-Industry...
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by jedsmith 16y ago
To simultaneously demonstrate my lack of training in physics and save you the Google that I just performed: 394 K = 249.53 deg F 394 K = 120.85 deg C To me, that temperature was a surprise.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
I felt a small amount of humor -- indeed, what a small attempt it was, I didn't consider it that amusing -- was welcome in the thread discussing the shortcomings of the accompanying infographic. Unless you'd like to have a serious discussio
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by jedsmith 16y ago
I'd have to disagree. It shows us that Google has adopted the experimental "Bohr" model of database indexing.
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by jedsmith 16y ago
This was a really odd usage of the word "scrape," enough so that I was confused until I clicked through. Was I the only one who immediately thought "it uploads ads on the pages you look at to Apple? What for?"
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by jedsmith 16y ago
I use the logrotate package, which is included with most distros. With Ubuntu, most packages include a logrotate configuration for themselves. For this specific virtual host configuration, you could add your own logrotate instruction for it

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