joshmn

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1. 691.▲
   by joshmn 10y ago

   > This is pretty incriminating. It is, but it isn't. One could argue that someone, let's say Bob, happened to overhear some guy named Paul needing to do exactly this. He overheard it at a bar. Bob then thought "oh, well if
2. 692.▲
   by joshmn 10y ago

   Nice list. Comprehensive list. Obviously, they'll put themselves first, but I don't mind especially considering the transparency: > Cons: “Free demo” is very limited. You need to pay to get anything done.
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   Propagates, but 504.
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   I like the workspace thing. My girlfriend is learning web basics on Treehouse and I know I personally dig the idea/execution of the workspace!
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   There's nothing cloudy about this. I was doing the exact same thing 10 years ago with NAS setup and I'm confident there are many here who greatly predate me on this. cmd+f backup (0 of 0). Cloud as a buzzword is driving me nuts.
6. 696.▲
   by joshmn 10y ago

   VPS != cloud. I'm sure you know this though.
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   by joshmn 10y ago

   There are so many jokes to be made about this country. I'm guilty as making them and finding them humorous. But there are people who live in this country, who can't escape, who are struck by fear, who are brainwashed, who know not
8. 698.▲
   by joshmn 10y ago

   I really like stuff like this. You know, where it's laid out in a straightforward, no-noise formula for doing something. Does anyone have any more of these types of things? Social interactions, design patterns, anything. I love them.
9. 699.▲
   by joshmn 10y ago

   https://github.com/alex/what-happens-when also great
10. 700.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    Well, for starters, it sure looks like France has some problems. Or it's the same group/people/individual hitting the same place again and again.
11. 701.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    Incredibly curious about this Chinese firm. Are they talking something like BrandYourself, or more... whatever that makes it? If anyone has any leads/ideas, I'd love to hear them. Again, just incredibly curious.
12. 702.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    Let's not forget Biz Stone "faked [his] way into Google"[0] [0] http://www.wired.com/2013/04/fakeit/
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Oh Tay, we meet again. How I missed you.
14. 704.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    Sent them cupcakes once. Nat's pretty awesome at customer stuff.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    I'm sure they check against the checksums when providing you a file that already exists. Doesn't make sense to waste bandwidth (hey there, Kim) I think in their FAQ they mention that they have some dedicated nodes that do the MP4
16. 706.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    Can't be much, can it? They store everything on some leaseweb disks. They use transmission behind the scenes. Too bad it's never that simple.
17. 707.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    Are they preying on desperate students, or people who are considered "unfavorable" to learning otherwise? I know a few people who considered ITT. They all have one thing alike: they're not the smartest or most driven of peopl
18. 708.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    Kudos to WildBit. They're undeniably great in all the ways.
19. 709.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    If it's not broke, don't fix it. I think it'd be important to define what do you need to organize (because an organization is about, well, organizing), and how it will contribute, where it will contribute. Happy to chat more.
20. 710.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    If you're looking for premium, I'd check out LiquidWeb without hesitation. LimeStone Networks is also up there. Not affiliated with either, just really knowledgable of the industry.
21. 711.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    You'd think, but then they lose that easy upsell.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    I'm all for taxing the rich to help the poor but not like this.
23. 713.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    I use CloudFlare whenever possible. Simple to use, free tier, just works, can depend on it. I'll use DNSimple from time to time. I used PointHQ in the past and had no issue with it. I'm certain someone's going to chime in wit
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    This won't be a popular comment, but I'm posting it anyway. I'm annoyed by all these comparison posts that only harp on speed and benchmarks. The biggest benefit to using Rails is its ecosystem and maturity. When speed and be
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Was really confused by the title. I was like "wait, isn't there Algolia SaaS?", then "oh dear I hope they didn't pivot, I loved their product." Then I read the article... Okay, so Algolia has a new SLA. Cool be
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Love, love love love love LOVE my Synology!
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    This. I see so many people just skip Ruby fundamentals and go straight into Rails, or worse... they think that Rails is... Ruby.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    Well, you can, it's just a scary process sometimes depending on your hardware. My Hackintosh updated to El Capitan just fine, but some others have had some pretty difficult times adjusting to OSX's updates.
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    by joshmn 10y ago

    > The largest ring that I saw went from zero to 3000 to 4000 attempts a day in a week. > which means that the attacker isn't supposed to "learn" between attacks Those are key takeaways and I'm glad someone else (on
30. 720.▲
    by joshmn 10y ago

    > people starting commercial websites GitHub had an issue with this IIRC.