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by jjoe 13y ago
According to Brunner, WP Engine still had a good amount of its earlier funding in the bank, but decided to go ahead and raise now in order to be able to grow its service quickly. Are businesses taking on any funding they can now for fear
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by jjoe 13y ago
I'm sure many are cringing at how this well-intentioned message was delivered. But we're all willing to turn a blind eye in favor of scouring any positive tidbit from it.
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by jjoe 13y ago
The early source code files from the screen shots are a reminder that big things start small; very small.
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Brock Pierce: "2014 is the Year of Bitcoin"(coindesk.com)
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Silicon Beach housing prices surge as techies move in(latimes.com)
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by jjoe 13y ago
The question is will it retreat into the sub $500 level like it did a week ago. Nonetheless I'm seeing stronger support even at the $800 level.
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Deep Web(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jjoe 13y ago
Awesome, thanks for sharing! Cheers
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by jjoe 13y ago
Can you elaborate on how you're gauging success for your project?
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by jjoe 13y ago
This is like approaching a tribe and tearing apart its social fabric. Anthropologically speaking it's never the right approach. There are times when you just have to accept certain behavior. Let the system adjust from within.
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by jjoe 13y ago
Non-ssl rendering of local hrefs is lenient. Browsers don't complain. With forced ssl, however, badly constructed hrefs will force the browser to complain that a SSL enabled website has non-ssl hrefs. Most people don't understand
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by jjoe 13y ago
The cost to have someone fix absolute/non-absolute href links will far exceed the cost of SSL or an extra IP. So expect to see a broken landscape of websites post implementation.
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by jjoe 13y ago
It shouldn't come as a surprise that you're not "offline" unless you take the battery out of your phone and wait a good minute or so. And there's no wireless power source "force feeding" your phone... This
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by jjoe 13y ago
For those who feel like they are missing out on the social aspect of eating out. Perhaps restaurants can start offering Soylent-based meals in their menu but with a twist. Instead of a plain shake in a cup, they could mold and dye the Soyle
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by jjoe 13y ago
Now that's an outstanding man! I lived in Africa for almost half my life and not once did I step foot outside of my comfort zone in the north west. If anything I feel ashamed but thankfully enlightened and looking forward to take the i
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by jjoe 13y ago
You could try interacting with these visitors with a live chat tool. Real users will either minimize / close the window or interact with you. Bots will likely do neither.
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Ask PG/YC: Have all YC W14 interview invitations been sent out?
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by jjoe 13y ago
Problem is upstream will either charge for handling take-down requests, null route the IP, or ask that they take their business elsewhere. I can imagine this generating dozens of abuse requests a day. It doesn't matter if you auto-comp
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by jjoe 13y ago
Interesting... HN seems to be more responsive to stories of failed start ups than averagely successful businesses. Is this because most are reluctant to tell the world they've failed? Doesn't this go counter to the failure-is-go
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by jjoe 13y ago
Mille is Latin for one thousand. It's still heavily used in French and perhaps as much in Italian.
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by jjoe 13y ago
CF can cause a small DoS as it does some aggressive pre-fetching. So your server needs to handle short bursts really well. Not to mention whitelist CF's IP space both in the firewall and nginx rate limiting.
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by jjoe 13y ago
This somewhat explains (but doesn't justify) their desperate, last minute push of BBM across competing platforms. With real subscriber cash flow taking a nose dive, reasoning now is let's grab user market share and look good for a
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Atomicorp's "delayed" modsecurity rules discontinued(www6.atomicorp.com)
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by jjoe 13y ago
Interesting. Drinking isn't confined to "this industry." But, aren't most technical people control freaks more or less? Wouldn't they rather keep tight control of their thought process? Maybe being tipsy is the only
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by jjoe 13y ago
This is going to be a nightmare if you verify and process transactions online. How do you now know whether someone who purchased a product is really really on Comcast from SoCal and not someone who's exploited a hole in uProxy?
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by jjoe 13y ago
Based on the wording, technology used is going to be a mixture of IP Anycast (traffic sharding) and cache proxying (serve content through), which is what CF does. Except google has all the cash and resources to throw at the problem without
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by jjoe 13y ago
"bringing in new customers and new projects which will allow us to increase our business figures " Guys, you need to realize this isn't about getting the balance sheet in the black. There is no legitimate or interesting prob
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by jjoe 13y ago
I hate to be that guy with that link but a transcriptionist for the House ought to know much more about the House than most of us. She took some risk, blew the whistle, and was sent off for "mental evaluation."
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House stenographer live rant about House connection with Freemasonery (audio)(usnews.com)
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by jjoe 13y ago
Not so coincidentally placed at the end of the FAQ. But I'm certain they've both sacrificed a lot throughout the years. That's almost 16 non-stop years of running MT. It's a well deserved break in my opinion.

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