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by joshmn 9y ago
Makes for a good story at least. Can't blame a kid for being curious on how stuff works.
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by joshmn 10y ago
When I get bored I'll give into recruiter spam sometimes and take them up on a phone call. I'd purposely pronounce Ruby as Rubby, and similar words. My favorite was Mysqueel.
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by joshmn 10y ago
I'm guessing KimonoLabs.
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by joshmn 10y ago
Who made this call? What was their goal? Like, they couldn't have honestly thought they were able to back up their claims, did they? Holmes?
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by joshmn 10y ago
Came here to say just this.
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by joshmn 10y ago
I didn't know they even had PDF files were as old as that!
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by joshmn 10y ago
AWS in Plain English: https://www.expeditedssl.com/aws-in-plain-english
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by joshmn 10y ago
I've always kind of had a crush on Steve Ballmer, he just seems like a real jolly fellow. After reading the excerpts, that crush only grew.
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by joshmn 10y ago
And he wonders why people are increasingly skeptical of his administration.
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by joshmn 10y ago
Quite a bit.
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by joshmn 10y ago
Why don't we just go back to using horse-drawn carriages while we're at it?
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by joshmn 10y ago
Would be my first guess as well. Edit: looks like it's not. All the more neat.
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by joshmn 10y ago
Dying over here trying to figure out why they had phpBB installed.
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by joshmn 10y ago
Vultr, OVH, Scaleway all come to mind for hourlies.
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by joshmn 10y ago
10.9 is confirmed on a Ryzen wafer. https://www.reddit.com/r/hackintosh/comments/63xw8c/maverick...
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by joshmn 10y ago
FDC comes out to ~$350/month. They always have promos going on, wouldn't be surprised to that number get halved without much effort.
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by joshmn 10y ago
In 2011 were they piping 70TB?
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by joshmn 10y ago
Your guess is as good as mine. I edited my original post to reflect my subjectiveness of niche. I guess my point was that... Okay, so they took advantage of CloudFlare. Great, plenty of people do that, but not on the scale of 10s of TBs. Wh
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by joshmn 10y ago
So, yeah, ugh, why would a niche library (in the sense that it's not jQuery or YUI) need to operate its own CDN, for anything other than style points? There are major players who are already doing this who own and operate their own net
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by joshmn 10y ago
Seconded. Launching in 41 days, this couldn't have been more timely.
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by joshmn 10y ago
PrivateInternetAccess. Lives up to the hype. Inexpensive; I picked up two years for $40. On my 250Mbps/15Mbps pipe I usually can pull down 200Mbps and push 10Mbps up.
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by joshmn 10y ago
This breaks my heart and reminds me of how fortune I am. I know it's an exhaustive question, but what can we, as hackers, do to help?
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by joshmn 10y ago
I wanted to believe. I really, really did. I thought "he hasn't shut up about it, let's give him a chance. Maybe _I_ have my blinders on." I digress. Anyway, lest Comcast be like Trump.
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by joshmn 10y ago
And Trump will drain the swamp.
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by joshmn 10y ago
Don't sell it, give it to me! If the space is really that crowded though, you shouldn't have issue finding someone to pick up your clients, don't you think?
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by joshmn 10y ago
Maybe it's time to gauge interest in "Demand Letters as a Service"
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by joshmn 10y ago
Just checked out what you made, looks neat. Kind of an aside: Please don't ask users to send their password over plain-text in 2017. That's terrifying.
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by joshmn 10y ago
Anyone feel like this is a political move to say "hey, we're good people, keep us around and make sure your congress(wo)man knows hears about it" Not a bad thing by any means, but heaven forbid it took them this long.
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by joshmn 10y ago
Minnesotan here: The inside joke about Edina is that it stands for "Every Day I Need Attention"; it's mostly old money, old-ways of doing things. For example: Up until a few years ago, they outlawed happy hour (as a state, we
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by joshmn 10y ago
An SMS notification would do just fine, right?

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