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by kondro 12y ago
SauceLabs.com is an excellent alternative. Every session gets a brand new VM and they have some great automation and manual features.
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by kondro 12y ago
Facebook doesn't really gain anything by acquiring Twitter except a loss-making entity with a very large cross-over when it comes to userbase.
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by kondro 12y ago
You can't book it through the aa.com site.
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by kondro 12y ago
Ultimately, because it's easier. I was speaking to a friend recently about writing iOS & Android apps and their Android apps literally take 4x longer than their iOS apps to build because of hardware fragmentation. As in, bugs in th
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by kondro 12y ago
Except that American Airlines doesn't allow you to use a non-US credit card on their US site and fails with a completely obtuse, out-of-context error that you only discover the reason for after calling their callcentre.
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by kondro 12y ago
Thunderbolt actually has up to 4x DisplayPort channels that are separate to the 20Gbps of Thunderbolt itself.
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by kondro 12y ago
Dropbox has responded to Ars Technia (not sure if elsewhere) http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/10/7-million-dropbox-us... The update from Dropbox: Dropbox has not been hacked. These usernames and passwords
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by kondro 12y ago
And where exactly does Apple make money from their NFC payments?
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by kondro 12y ago
Combined with approximately 50% by mass of bacteria.
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by kondro 12y ago
You can not work 24 hours a day. These arguments are factitious. If you really could be earning $150/hr from not recycling, pay someone who only makes $7/hr to do it for you.
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by kondro 12y ago
Was talking about transit offered by Australian providers.
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by kondro 12y ago
But Telstra really does charge $200+/Mbps for transit.
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by kondro 12y ago
I'm confused. AAPT, Optus, PipeNetworks, etc all offer transit at significantly lower prices than this for anything I've been quoted with (circa $20-30/Mbps for 100Mbps+). Is this just because they're offering blended tr
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by kondro 12y ago
All the certificate providers I've used get pretty insistent about renewing certs (given the huge cash-cow it is for them), I'm surprised this is a very common issue.
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by kondro 12y ago
Sort of true, but static assets are also trivial to serve. What they get by using CloudFlare is getting their assets as close to end users as possible to reduce latency. This isn't a complex problem to solve (for a single site), just a
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by kondro 12y ago
The don't have servers with that much RAM, but a 244GB RAM server with 8x800GB SSDs and 32 cores costs <$5k a month ad-hoc and about $1300/month with a 3 year commitment.
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by kondro 12y ago
Use a VPN? They're really not that difficult to setup, here's an extremely simple to use tutorial from OpenVPN.net. https://docs.openvpn.net/how-to-tutorialsguides/virtual-plat... Sure, it's a paid produ
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by kondro 12y ago
ActiveMQ's had that for a couple of versions though. Another highly performant/available, atomic, consistent, durable and mature queueing server.
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by kondro 12y ago
Yeah, if only we knew how to get it back to Earth cheaply and fuse it with itself we might have another 500 years of fossil fuels delivered by destroying the surface of the Moon.
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by kondro 12y ago
Is it just me or is there no way to create encrypted and either SSD or magnetic volume types via the Ruby SDK?
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by kondro 12y ago
They do milk spiders, but antivenom is generally created by injecting small amounts into animals like horses until they build up antibodies that are used to create antivenom.
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by kondro 12y ago
I currently pay Polish developers USD$40/hour.
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by kondro 12y ago
Durability & high availability?
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by kondro 12y ago
At this point you'll probably get the most increased performance by upgrading your MBP rather than RAID its storage.
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by kondro 12y ago
My suggestion would be if you've enjoyed 2048 in the past and you think Gabriele should be awarded that the least you can do is go and download and review the app to bump it closer to the top of the popular results. And if you think th
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by kondro 12y ago
In a notebook?
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by kondro 12y ago
I assure you, it very much is.
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by kondro 12y ago
Just restarted FireFox and it seems to be here now. I don't think I like the UI of inactive tabs, but the rest is fine.
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by kondro 12y ago
4% doesn't seem sustainable if they're taking credit card payments. The best they can probably get to is around 1.2% transaction fee (if they've shopped around) and this is unlikely given the risk profile of a marketplace l
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by kondro 12y ago
LOL, $50/hour. The types of developers you want creating your prototypes are those that can justify charging $200+ per hour because they have past business/user experience to truly understand what you want to achieve from your pro

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