jtrtoo

15 ms·

91.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
Or the two teaming up, at the very least.
92.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
Why? They could recommend any product via Amazon. Not a huge incentive to lie. Though a healthy skepticism is always good. For what it's worth these are the folks behind the Wirecutter.com. They are legit.
93.
Configuration (mis)management or why I hate puppet, ansible, salt, etc.(scriptcrafty.com)
46 points by jtrtoo 10y ago|47 comments
94.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
You may want to consider contacting the innocence project: http://www.innocenceproject.org
95.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
I think you might be going about solving this problem in a sub-optiimal way. WordPress data consists of db + asset files. Db gets addressed outside of this and asset files either go in s3 or are synced (rsync, etc)
96.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
What type of box business? Just ever curious about businesses people operate. :)
97.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
Maybe Google has a solution... err, wait...
98.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Looks interesting. Link for others: https://roots.io/bedrock/
99.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
How is two individuals doing what makes sense for themselves not a free market? Free market doesn't mean altruistic
100.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
Wouldn't the U.S. be considered a hybrid?
101.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
I read the headline as saying YC rather than YP. Lol
102.
by jtrtoo 10y ago
I have had great luck using MailStorr to back up and archive: http://www.mailstore.com/en/mailstore-home-email-archiving.a...
103.
by jtrtoo 11y ago
Indeed. Google ITAR. I remember 90s web page protests.
104.
by jtrtoo 11y ago
I can understand the policy and the action, but the notification should come prior to deletion. And possibly include a per machine opt-out for paying customers. (For the record I am a paying customer and have a couple old backups, but haven
105.
by jtrtoo 11y ago
Maybe consider taking a cut of the savings... ;)
106.
Skills aren't valuable(geekresearch.com)
3 points by jtrtoo 11y ago|0 comments
107.
The least you need to know to experience the joy of better brewed coffee(geekresearch.com)
2 points by jtrtoo 11y ago|0 comments
108.
by jtrtoo 11y ago
I've been enjoying Craft CMS lately. Almost went static but changed my mind...
109.
by jtrtoo 11y ago
Yes. See "The Phoenix Project" (book)
110.
One Year Without Social Media(stevepavlina.com)
1 points by jtrtoo 11y ago|1 comments
111.
Show HN: I wrote a guide that helps freelancers grow their cash flow and income(gumroad.com)
3 points by jtrtoo 11y ago|0 comments
112.
IBM’s Watson Attracts Commercial Clients(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by jtrtoo 12y ago|0 comments
113.
by jtrtoo 12y ago
When will we get BTTH? It's always about the last mile...
114.
by jtrtoo 12y ago
I just went through this with some of my sites. Some of my URLs were showing up in searches with HTTP URLs, while others were showing up with HTTPS URLs. Digging deeper also showed both HTTP and HTTPS being indexed. This isn't an HTTPS
115.
by jtrtoo 12y ago
I have a few places where a quick and dirty check based on the receipt of an email (or not) (think backup job emails) would be easier to integrate than http. Plus then adding the ability to notify based on the existence/non-existence o
116.
'We Want No Downtime' – A Brief Conceptual Framework for HA Planning(joshrichards.org)
2 points by jtrtoo 13y ago|0 comments
117.
by jtrtoo 13y ago
Author here. I've put together a write-up of the various stages of IT monitoring maturity most organizations go through. Feedback is always welcome. WHAT: It includes the various types of monitoring, main coverage points, and typical i
118.
The Stages of IT Monitoring Maturity: A Framework for Enterprise IT Stakeholders(joshrichards.org)
1 points by jtrtoo 13y ago|1 comments
119.
by jtrtoo 13y ago
Is any of this good/bad/right/wrong? I have no idea. That depends quite a bit on what THEY are doing with it and why. For example, it can be cheaper to distribute from CloudFront versus straight from S3 for some use cases. Th
120.
by jtrtoo 13y ago
Since it can take a bit of time to read through the invoice, here's a summary of the bill: CloudFront $1,071 Data Transfer $3,597 EC2 $2,184 S3 $ 228 While "bandwidth" costs equate to

More ›