kondor6c

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   by kondor6c 9y ago

   I wouldn't say most Arizona homeowners had grass lawns, as far as Phoenix goes, there are districts such as arcadia that have very large lawns, but I would say that is limited to specific areas. There are many plants that are not nativ
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   by kondor6c 9y ago

   I believe they are using cassandra to store the upvotes
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   30 best practices for software development and testing(opensource.com)

   4 points by kondor6c 9y ago|0 comments
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   by kondor6c 10y ago

   As much as I enjoy the Raspberry Pi, I doubt if it could handle the traffic or if it would last long with the limited write cycles of an SDcard.
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   by kondor6c 10y ago

   I think some of the votes left comments.
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   by kondor6c 10y ago

   Yes, recommended but not required. Even then the underlying hardware has ECC RAM. Good question though.
7. 37.▲
   by kondor6c 10y ago

   You're not supposed to run an NTP server on a VM. The CPU cycles can be taken from the guest and perhaps used by the host or another guest. Other options that are available, is to drill a hole in the data center and run a GPS receiver
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   by kondor6c 10y ago

   Ferengi badass approach is hilarious! (I really enjoyed it) I also try to urge people when considering a cloud or product vendor that they could expand into your businesses sector and investors or the board could make a decision to avoid th
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   by kondor6c 10y ago

   This looks like Org mode for Vim, very exciting! I like the ability to export to an HTML page. It might be useful to export as doku/mediawiki, markdown, or other types of formatting.
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    the Odroid c2 is pretty nice too, but again no included storage, but then again its emmc so you don't end up wearing out 4 SDcards per year.
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    There is also the similar open source project: Bip.io = https://github.com/bipio-server/bipio
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    I use Outlook's webmail which has improved vastly compared to earlier versions. I'm not sure if Skype of Business supports their web interface, but you could give it a try https://web.skype.com
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    The audiobooks I think they are in sections titled "Prime Exclusive", similar to their movies and music. Some of the free selections are Heilein's "The moon is a harsh mistress", Larry Nivien's "Ringworld&
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    I have to say, this was the most accurate and quickest method I had tried when it came to OCR.
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    Do you mean a drivers license? That should be sufficient. But you should go, if you get racially profiled, you have a lawsuit!
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    Interesting, nice work
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    I think what others might be demonstrated is that there isn't a reliance on what object Microsoft decides to ship to you, in *nix we can combine commands and builtins and get the information in the structure we need without having to w
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    I just now have the chance to use Powershell on Linux, with that Powershell command you demonstrated, I get a command not found.
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    I think what RedHat does for the community is absolutely fantastic and they've contributed a lot to Linux and open source technology.
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    Add your key to authorized_keys2, however its been deprecated since 2001 (ref: http://marc.info/?l=openssh-unix-dev&m=100508718416162&w=2 )
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    by kondor6c 10y ago

    Why? Deploying an application with Java is very easy and you can have intense monitoring built in with out having to use a third party like NewRelic (even though NewRelic adds a lot).
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    A lot of scary stuff in those 134 laws: S. 994: A bill to designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 1 Walter Hammond Place in Waldwick, New Jersey, as the “Staff Sergeant Joseph D’Augustine Post Office Building”
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    I'm reminded of this comic http://i.imgur.com/PuUBaVU.jpg There's a color version of it from "PVT Murphy's comics"
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    I don't believe the prison work programs are forced at all, I think they have a choice to do it. Instead it's a chance for them to get work experience/vocation education that they might not have received.
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    Totally agree. That and have they planned on air dropping this behemoth? I've seen a HMMWV's with failed 'chutes lying on the DZ. Or what about a deep fording kit for this guy? I feel like they're trying to make an F-35
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    I really meant pull it from the ocean then to a desert where land is cheap and sun is plentiful.
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    I've thought about solar desalination a lot lately, pumps + glass + desert = water. Then you can sell the salt by product during the cold weather to the north east.
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    Is this defense funding at work?
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    I think, that only HVM instances with non-network optimized interfaces might be vulnerable.
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    by kondor6c 11y ago

    While I respect the point your trying to make (reduce foreign intervention), in this situation your analogy isn't applicable. What happens with the Special Operations units is that they are given more funding, more independence, high f