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by jeremycole 9y ago
IMHO, this sounds like you're jealous that your friends A and C have a way of communicating (and keeping apprised of each others' situations better than you're able) that bypasses you. It's your choice to remain uninvolv
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by jeremycole 9y ago
https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/press-releases/2010/06/twitt...
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by jeremycole 10y ago
My is a Swedish name, not a Finnish one, as Monty is a Swedish-speaking Finn. It's pronounced similar to "Myeuh", so "Myeuh Ess Kuh Ell".
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by jeremycole 10y ago
Huh. Thanks for doing this. As a MySQL employee in the early days I used BitKeeper and fell in love with it and kept using it as long as I could. I mainly use Git these days, but frequently miss BitKeeper -- BK felt a lot more natural to me
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by jeremycole 11y ago
"Inslee said the state is working to locate offenders released early who need to complete their sentences. Five have been returned to prison, according to Brown." What can this possibly accomplish? Presumably these people were rel
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Making charts in SQL(code.openark.org)
1 points by jeremycole 11y ago|0 comments
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by jeremycole 12y ago
That's not how it works. com. only serves the nameserver (NS) addresses for example.com., and if they are within the same domain, their IP addresses. It does not serve the rest of the records for example.com. You can see this easily
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by jeremycole 12y ago
Eh, well, the alternative is perhaps that you buy a "new" app, install it on your device, and find that it's never updated anymore. Their current workflow allows you to get the last available version of an app you already own
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by jeremycole 12y ago
Er, geothermal doesn't "pull cold out of the ground", it pushes heat into it.
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by jeremycole 12y ago
I found this post interesting, but it was also funny because you maybe unknowingly became the guy who has traveled and thought it gave him some unique insight into the world. And you were compelled to share it unprompted with people who pre
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by jeremycole 12y ago
Well, he wrote it, he marked it confidential, he is free to release it under different terms.
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Nine years later, Citibank’s fraud department is still self-defeating(blog.jcole.us)
5 points by jeremycole 12y ago|0 comments
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Visualizing the impact of ordered vs. random index insertion in InnoDB(blog.jcole.us)
1 points by jeremycole 12y ago|0 comments
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by jeremycole 12y ago
So just "carriage" then? :)
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by jeremycole 12y ago
Yes, as well as Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook...
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by jeremycole 12y ago
No, not really. MariaDB is completely dependent on Oracle and Percona. While they are doing some good work, they are by no means a complete and independent fork, nor do they have the resources to be. MariaDB is also impacted by the lack of
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by jeremycole 12y ago
What does persistency have to do with whether it's a memory or a hard drive? There are plenty of persistent memories.
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by jeremycole 12y ago
This is clearly a memory, not a hard drive. Kind of expect better from HN...
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by jeremycole 12y ago
Good going, Bill, but the fake drawing and "welding" were a bit sad...
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Stupid and dangerous in MySQL: SET GLOBAL sql_log_bin(blog.jcole.us)
2 points by jeremycole 12y ago|0 comments
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by jeremycole 12y ago
Aside from what others mentioned, cost of living and quality of life are great. The weather is great (4 distinct seasons and very predictable). Reno has just about everything you could want, but very little sprawl and almost no traffic. (Of
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by jeremycole 12y ago
Seems like your search uses OR, not AND. So adding more ingredients broadens the search rather than narrowing it. That seems kind of useless... adding just a handful of ingredients would end up matching basically all recipes.
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by jeremycole 12y ago
There is an easy and practical solution to this whole problem: If Verizon doesn't like the amount of bandwidth their customers use watching Netflix, they can always choose to block Netflix completely on their network, and inform their
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GitHub search for 84600 seconds. Oops.(github.com)
43 points by jeremycole 12y ago|57 comments
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by jeremycole 12y ago
If Comcast doesn't like the amount of bandwidth their customers use watching Netflix, they always have the option to notify their customers and null-route or otherwise stop Netflix from working at all. However while it "works&quot
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A little fun with InnoDB multi-versioning(blog.jcole.us)
1 points by jeremycole 12y ago|0 comments
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The basics of the InnoDB undo logging and history system(blog.jcole.us)
3 points by jeremycole 12y ago|0 comments
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by jeremycole 13y ago
It never claimed that those experts were working in the customer's best interest, though. ;)
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by jeremycole 13y ago
What's up with the weird coding standards? Include files named infinisql_*.h and #line statements... strange.
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by jeremycole 13y ago
twimg.com seems to be hijacked

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