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901.
by joshmn 11y ago
I had the same thoughts. Why would a company like HashRocket use such an example? Or did they just not know? I don't know.
902.
by joshmn 11y ago
Did you ever read what I wrote, or did you just set up a Google Alert for Cloud66 and decide to push your "marketing link" with Cloud66?
903.
by joshmn 11y ago
Could save yourself $8 and add a Whoisguard thing to your cart, use promo code WHOISGUARD, and then add the ssl cert. At least it used to work like that.
904.
by joshmn 11y ago
Off-shore, non-dedicated, two pages a month, max 20 billed hours a month. Nothing spectacular. I mostly just need them to lock things down, no insane hadoop setups or anything like that.
905.
by joshmn 11y ago
I hadn't heard of them until just now, but they look really sweet. I wish more companies would offer a NAS service, or a high-availability NAS service — would be nice for Gitlab instances, for example.
906.
by joshmn 11y ago
I love Dokku, but DOs performance has tanked so hard, and is slowly becoming a haven for spam and "hackers". So many better alternatives. Current favorites (in no specific order): OVH (don't judge, their performance is wicked
907.
by joshmn 11y ago
For something small (assuming it is), you can get away using Unicorn as your Rails server (assuming Rails), you can spawn a worker inside your dyno using before_fork and #spawn. For SSL, you can use CloudFlare as your DNS and take advantage
908.
by joshmn 11y ago
Followed you briefly (news-wise). Fun fact: I once received a call about some credit card information being leaked, and was brought on to figure it out. I'm pretty sure you had something to do with it. Small, fun little world we live i
909.
by joshmn 11y ago
Your email address in your profile would lead me to believe you're Russian, but you speak very fluent and informal American English. Don't suppose you'd admit to being a Fin and having a name of Julius, would you? Curiosity,
910.
by joshmn 11y ago
I won't be surprised if failing to be in compliance while flying a UAV/RPA results in being arrested.
911.
by joshmn 11y ago
Holy buzzwords. Much better explained on the AWS Partner Directory. "DEEP Marketplace is an app store for serverless applications. Customers choose functionality from listed microservices and deploy them together as an web app into the
912.
by joshmn 11y ago
Sounds nice in practice. Do any of the major providers (GameServers.com, Hypernia, MultiPlay) use containers for their services? I ask because, if this is something worth doing, why they haven't done it yet (if they haven't)
913.
by joshmn 11y ago
Does this actually sync with remotes? That part isn't clear.
914.
by joshmn 11y ago
Minneapolis is nice. I'm so biased.
915.
by joshmn 11y ago
The D is silent.
916.
by joshmn 11y ago
> $300/month for the VM High-availability, automatic failover, managed, with diamond-cut SSDs I hope? Who are you with? For that money you should just pick up a box.
917.
by joshmn 11y ago
I wouldn't exactly call this a look-alike...
918.
by joshmn 11y ago
Any plans for an API? How's it work behind the scenes? This versus Lob.com?
919.
by joshmn 11y ago
http://www.ovh.com/us/vps/vps-ssd.xml For less than the price of your $5 droplet, you get 4x the RAM and probably an equal amount of CPU. Just don't expect much support from OVH because they're busy all
920.
by joshmn 11y ago
Thanks, I'll be sure to echo this to him.
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by joshmn 11y ago
This sounds like a great idea, but I don't know if he's such an entrepreneur or risk-taker. Some people are, some people aren't. It's a natural thing. I'm not sure of the papers he's signed (non-competes...), o
922.
by joshmn 11y ago
The amazing coverage they have is barely cutting it. He pays pennies on the dollar for the coverage they get. I can't imagine it would be like this at all on the exchange.
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by joshmn 11y ago
What was IBMs service offering? I'm not very familiar with the industry. The joke is, my father "gets paid to drive" because he's always in his car. Probably... 65% of the time he's in his car, 30% onsite, and 5% at
924.
by joshmn 11y ago
I don't know why I didn't think of this. I'm 24, a bit naive, bleh. I let him know in a text. Thank you. I referred to HN as "my Silicon Valley friends"
925.
by joshmn 11y ago
My father is a field-service engineer for HP in Midwest (based out of Minneapolis, but he has calls all over from Fargo, ND to Mpls, MN to Madison, WI). He is _the_ go-to for their biggest, most senior, most mission-critical clients. He put
926.
by joshmn 11y ago
Love this idea, but removing the device (if you have to) is what rubs me the wrong way. Anyone have any idea on the implications of mounting the device, say, 3mm away from the mirror? I think that would be about the depth of a case... and i
927.
by joshmn 11y ago
Intellectual property is still property!
928.
by joshmn 11y ago
I have one of these[1] on my rMBP and I love it. Great solution and you can't even tell it's there. [1] http://www.apple.com/shop/product/H8055ZM/A/moshi-15-ivisor-...
929.
by joshmn 11y ago
There is no open-source alternative to being a sysadmin, and there is no open-source alternative to your sanity.
930.
by joshmn 11y ago
I love my Nexus-series tablets. I'm a ruby guy, so I have a Macbook (and a hackintosh); if they were to release a Surface killer, I would be in line. Kind of disappointing.

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