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by josh2600 12y ago
If you use Terminal on top of AWS (one deployment option) we can just migrate your workloads without rebooting. The way it works is that you read the RAM pages from one machine to another in real time and when the RAM cache is almost synchr
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by josh2600 12y ago
I mean, I'm a little biased because I work there, but Terminal gives you multi-tenancy of compute and data workloads by default, and you get almost all of the properties of VMWare on containers (including VMotion style migrations). You
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by josh2600 12y ago
If anyone wants to test out this setup, you can boot owncloud 8 onto a running box in about 30 seconds using this snapshot: https://www.terminal.com/snapshot/728c65da91ab44fd8616212385...
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by josh2600 12y ago
You can take a look at the work we've done with containers if you want over at Terminal.com. You can run it on your own metal too if you'd like. We wrote a blog post about running docker containers on it too a while ago: https:&#
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by josh2600 12y ago
Every time I see the Go gopher I think of Gopher[0] immediately. [0] https://tools.ietf.org/search/rfc1436
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by josh2600 12y ago
I made a snapshot of a CentOS 6 box with CoreCLR cloned if anyone wants to play with it: https://www.terminal.com/snapshot/f34341a1b529a9141529cda006... Note: You'll need a terminal account to boot it, but it only
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Terminal Cloud: Secure, Scalable and Fast(blog.terminal.com)
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Manage your Terminal IDE from the command line(blog.terminal.com)
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Terminal VS Heroku(blog.terminal.com)
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by josh2600 12y ago
Minor point but one that I think is valuable. Decimating something is to reduce it by 1/10th. You are thinking of it as an analogy for destroy which it is not.
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by josh2600 12y ago
Wonderful piece, but the author is wrong about one point. The idea that Piano rolls predate all other programmable storage medium is factually incorrect. Surely the Jacquard loom and its punch-card system, patented in 1801, pre-date the pia
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by josh2600 12y ago
Look, I normally agree with almost everything you say, but this is just not true. Wheeler was at the NCTA until divestiture, then he saw the writing on the wall and went to CTIA and CWA. After CWA he worked for Core which is a very industry
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by josh2600 12y ago
>I think minimal infrastructure should be free. I think you mean minimal infrastructure should be subsidized. There is no free in the physical world. The internet you are using comes in on big copper (or glass) cables and tearing up the
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by josh2600 12y ago
Is this the logical conclusion? Everyone puts a CDN box inside the local ISP? Doesn't this cease to scale at some point?
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by josh2600 12y ago
This is an amazing biz dev achievement. Twilio seems to be getting closer to aggregating all of the hard stuff in telco land every day. It's hard to overstate just how hard this is to do. This isn't as simple as going to an aggreg
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by josh2600 12y ago
Go to hotmail.com and look at the login portal.
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by josh2600 12y ago
A couple thoughts: 1) A LTE dongle still has a binary blob. 2) An example of the kinds of things one has to deal with: many 8 numbers will drop calls that don't provide a supervised signal to the public switched telephone network. Ma
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by josh2600 12y ago
Repeating my comments from another thread: I thought like this once. Futurists have a tendency to imagine a world of changed human behavior and it's compelling to do so. The reality is that the future rarely arrives as sweeping change,
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by josh2600 12y ago
There have not been any case studies that have empirically demonstrated this to be true. If that is your basis for evaluating my statements then I cannot support my claim in a manner that you would find satisfactory. I would however, anecdo
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by josh2600 12y ago
I thought like this once. Futurists have a tendency to imagine a world of changed human behavior and it's compelling to do so. The reality is that the future rarely arrives as sweeping change, but rather as metaphor and specialization.
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by josh2600 12y ago
http://www.wordstream.com/articles/retired-google-projects For the uninitiated.
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by josh2600 12y ago
To be fair, you can't exactly "force" an android or an iOS device to update either. It's easier to coach users to update but goddamn would it have been impossible to get s40/60 users to move even one version up. I r
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by josh2600 12y ago
Hey look! Another product that looks like google Wave! I remember when wave came out and being blown away by collaborative editing. It's nice to see that those ideas have lived on in many other forms (notable recent example being hack
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by josh2600 12y ago
In 2008, forced updates of mobiles, particularly of the s40 and s60 variety, was not a thing. It turns out that when an operating system is in service for a very long time without updates, bad things happen. Now if you want a real scare, co
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by josh2600 12y ago
I think this is the correct answer.
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by josh2600 12y ago
2600hz uses Erlang/OTP to build scalable, restful phone switches. Company was founded 3 years ago or so.
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by josh2600 12y ago
Really cool! The part I find the most interesting is that you can separate SMS and voice services on 800 numbers (like leave your crazy Verizon TollFree rate intact and do your SMS through Twilio). Very interested in how that's happeni
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by josh2600 12y ago
To the best of my knowledge, Net Neutrality doesn't apply to wireless networks.
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by josh2600 12y ago
Relevant Wiki article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tier_1_network
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by josh2600 12y ago
Sorry I was speaking from a court of law viewpoint. It's really obvious if you look at the network charts but it would be really hard to get those into a court for a lot of reasons. I understand that it would be a negative impactor on

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