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16y ago
It's a high-order function that computes the fixed point of Yahoo!
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16y ago
> MS needs to update the OS and they need to do it fast and frequently otherwise in next six months to year they'll be out of this game forever There's an OS update on the way :)
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16y ago
Sandbox Suites: http://sandboxsuites.com/
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16y ago
Citizen Space: http://citizenspace.us/
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16y ago
Please send me a pull request if you're able to figure out what is going on :(
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SuperHappyDevHouse 42 to be hosted at The Tech Museum
(shdh.org)
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Chart of TechStars companies' hosting decisions
(jpf.github.com)
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16y ago
Most of the mistakes were due to my script using Team Cymru's IP to ASN mapping service ( http://www.team-cymru.org/Services/ip-to-asn.html ) thanks for your tip on using ARIN's Whois service. Looks like I've got more accurate results with
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16y ago
Fixed now!
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16y ago
Okay! I've updated my chart. Companies that are using Linode should be accurately reported now. This is mostly thanks to the suggestion from HN user jedsmith. I've updated my script to incorporate what should be a more accurate way of deter
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16y ago
> Is this only pre-acquisition companies? Yes, it's a "List of active Y Combinator startups that haven't exited yet." https://github.com/jpf/domain-profiler/blob/master/ycombinat...
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16y ago
You're not the only one :/
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16y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Fixed.
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16y ago
I'm upset that I didn't know about this until now. Thank you so much!
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16y ago
I apparently need to do a little more work on programmatically detecting companies hosted by Linode. Comments, ideas, bugs and patches welcome. The program I used to generate the report is hosted on GitHub here: https://github.com/jpf/doma
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16y ago
Interesting. Thanks for pointing that out. Maybe I can figure out a way to separate those hosts out from HE based on some other factor.
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16y ago
I updated my script to take that into account. The page has has been updated to reflect that change.
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jf
16y ago
Or that they paid attention when Firesheep came out.
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16y ago
I'll fix that after I'm done with the meeting I'm in now. Edit: Fixed.
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16y ago
Host is determined by the name of the owner of the netblock that the IP address of the A record for that domain is in...
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16y ago
Makes sense. I'll do that after I'm done with the meeting I'm in now. Edit: Changed. However, the number of companies with A records in netblocks that are owned by "Slicehost" is pretty small. Perhaps Rackspace has been working on changing
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16y ago
Many people expressed the same sentiment when I posted this last year: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=746386 I did note a small reduction in the percentage of YC domains registered with GoDaddy, but nothing significant. :/
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16y ago
Yes. I give my justifications for doing so in this commit: https://github.com/jpf/domain-profiler/commit/b00aba5d641021... Should I keep them separate?
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Chart of YC companies' hosting decisions, 2010 edition
(jpf.github.com)
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It wouldn't be the first prescient thing Neal Stephenson has put in a book. Whenever I see Google Earth, I think of Snow Crash.
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Another good anecdote along those lines: http://www.metafilter.com/47719/unite-and-take-over#1147083
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I'd love to see a packet capture substantiating this claim.
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16y ago
Odd. Are you getting the correct certificate? You should be getting a certificate with a fingerprint of: "ea 22 6c ac ce 3f 1c b3 47 d9 f7 8f 60 31 d3 ba 41 07 91 99" You can use this command to double-check the certificate on your local (P
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So, there's this: http://store.microsoft.com - it's a site where you can buy Microsoft products online. Then there are several retail locations where you can go in-person to purchase Microsoft software and related hardware: https://store
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16y ago
HN readers interested in BizSpark can also contact me directly to get in.
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