korzun

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by korzun 12y ago
A mature way to handle this is to ask for a copy of the bill for clients that are paying directly, without insurance. Please don't take me to court now.
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by korzun 12y ago
Actual technology leaders. Not self proclaimed experts. One thing that would be great is to have a poll of who users would like to book and perhaps reach out to them.
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by korzun 12y ago
Looked at few developers and I don't think most of them could be labeled as experts in any given language. There should be a better filter that's not based on 'worked on nothing special for 20 years' or 'stackoverfl
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by korzun 12y ago
So a random developer with 4 years of experience teamed up with a Drupal developer to take leadership of this project? This is pretty sad/funny.
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by korzun 12y ago
If anything ISP's should be thankful that NetFlix exist. They have subscribers because those subscribers want to use stuff like NetFlix. Take away all the good 'content' and why bother having an ISP? Mobile phone can check em
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by korzun 12y ago
Heh, compared to prices back in the day (2000~) the current prices are extremely competitive. I remember breaking a piggy bank to secure a single domain back then, it was around $99+. Then dropped to $49.99 and now it's $9.99.
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by korzun 12y ago
I don't think it's traffic based, most likely they base it on: A) Maximum insurance offered and B) Making sure they do not miss out on $$$ from a big customer who signs up for $5 certificate
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by korzun 12y ago
Why would a $5 certificate allow wildcards?
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by korzun 12y ago
One will argue that 'e-sports' already peaked in 2002.
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by korzun 12y ago
Finally somebody who gets it. For everybody else, Google Georgian conflict and compare it to what's going on in Ukraine. Hint: US tried to back Georgian military in a proxy attack and got shut down. If you don't think it's a
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by korzun 12y ago
Good luck getting fed western propaganda. US want's to play ball and sanction Russia over issue nobody in their office has any clue about? No more military technology exports. End of story, save your 'motherland' comments.
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by korzun 12y ago
This is pretty silly. They give back to the community and even offer free plans that are pretty damn useful. With amount of growth they have experienced, you should be thankful that they are able to find time for anything at all at this poi
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by korzun 12y ago
Can somebody explain why they are still using RC4 in their configuration? https://community.qualys.com/blogs/securitylabs/2013/03/19/r...
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by korzun 12y ago
The best cipher set might not be the best for everybody.
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by korzun 12y ago
Your own web site does not show me our common connections. All of your 'issues' with LinkedIn can be solved by creating a separate LinkedIn e-mail alias that goes to trash.
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by korzun 12y ago
You should try BitBucket, just too see how hard it bails on you.
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by korzun 12y ago
Sure, but you are aware that Julie called out 5 or so people on twitter with 'Do not do any business with them' and not only ruined their professional image but also caused people to man their pitch forks. I mean if you bought the
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by korzun 13y ago
I would also like to point out (as a heavy user of both platforms) that BitBucket has outages that do not 'register' as an outage. There are issues like hanging on pull requests/merges at random or not loading the diff. Frust
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by korzun 13y ago
That's actually not that bad for a engineering shop of their size. I would start archiving metadata at some point.
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by korzun 13y ago
Number of shares you have does not mean much, if they close another round your shares will be diluted.
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by korzun 13y ago
I never stated that Russia was wrong. Let's make that very clear. I'm simply amused at ignorance of people who have very little understanding of the situation but try to give their 2 cents. If government of South Korea was overthr
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by korzun 13y ago
Ukraine is broke. They owe Russia millions of dollars and have been living on pretty much free gas (courtesy of Russia). I assume you live in US? Do you not find it ironic that you blame Russia for taking this seriously (in their own backya
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by korzun 13y ago
Yup, if anything more web sites should be doing this.
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by korzun 13y ago
That's still $2.50/per month and even less after a write off. Multiply that by 6 projects and it will be $15 bucks per month.
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by korzun 13y ago
I just wanted to back it up as one of their paying customers for the past 5 years who had plenty of interaction with the owner. Ironically your comment brings even less value to the table.
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by korzun 13y ago
Another vote for https://freedns.afraid.org , the guy who runs it is a great dude.
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by korzun 13y ago
Traffic can be both pedestrian and foot based also regular car traffic will impact your deliveries. I'm pretty sure people downvoting me have no clue about NYC and never you walked through Korea town during rush hour.
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by korzun 13y ago
Makes sense, traffic congestion varies.
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by korzun 13y ago
Don't forget your tinfoil hat on the way out.
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by korzun 13y ago
I think Josh is trying to point out that comparing your price to a dealer trade-in price is a bit of a joke since trade-in price is always a 'low ball' based on market value. I actually came in the thread to post the same thing be

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