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manacit
11y ago
Do you have a source regarding Gogo wifi w/ a personal Amex Platinum? I'm fairly certain that only exist on Biz Plat, unlike Boingo.
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manacit
11y ago
You're being downvoted because you said flying is a waste of time, which is banal to the point of trolling.
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manacit
11y ago
I doubt I'm in the minority here when I say I wouldn't move to a 'specialized and remote' community inhabited by people who are all affiliated with the same company. I don't live to work, and I don't want to be
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manacit
12y ago
It's 11, not 12, I misspoke. Those claims are from glacier: http://aws.amazon.com/glacier/faqs/ which is priced the same per GB of data. In this case, the durability refers to the loss of data/objects st
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manacit
12y ago
It was 11, not 12. I misspoke: http://aws.amazon.com/glacier/faqs/ In this case, it's not as much service uptime as it is data retention. If you're storing 5+ PB of data, even 5 9s of data loss per year
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manacit
12y ago
There's a few reasons: * Dropbox doesn't guarantee 11 9s like this service does - when I'm backing critical data up, I want to make sure it's _there_. * Dropbox likely wouldn't take kindly to me storing 10PB, where
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manacit
12y ago
To be fair, slices solve that problem completely: http://play.golang.org/p/56KlgWsxjR
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manacit
12y ago
Couldn't agree more with this, thanks for articulating it.
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manacit
12y ago
I would hardly say that "most" stations have WiFI in NYC. There are 421 total, and the MTA is targeting service in 278 of them by 2017. The list of stations that currently have service are as follows: http://www.scribd.
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manacit
12y ago
This is extremely myopic to the point of being largely useless, in my opinion. Not only are there answers missing (accounting for someone that hasn't been rejected, for example), but it's extremely focused on a certain subset of s
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manacit
12y ago
Uber has done helicopter rides from the city to the Hamptons: http://blog.uber.com/nyc/uberchopper-hamptons-shore-2014 I didn't realize it until now, but they've done Uber Chopper in quite a few places: http
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Introducing Travis CI Enterprise
(blog.travis-ci.com)
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manacit
12y ago
Indeed - there exists an umbrella that bundles a tile: https://www.bluntumbrellas.com/xsmetro-tile You get the advantage of the Tile ecosystem, which means anyone with the app installed has the potential to help track your
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manacit
12y ago
I don't mean to sound standoffish, but as far as I know this isn't true. I have yet to see real proof that airline companies get you to pay a higher fare by tracking your searches/browsing. While I'm sure you saw a $50 d
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manacit
12y ago
To put it bluntly, because I don't live to work. Sure, if I could get gigabit fiber in the middle of South Dakota, I could work just as easily as anywhere else. Unfortunately, there wouldn't be anything for me to do outside of wor
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manacit
12y ago
This is not a lot of Go - it's mostly small contained packages for doing useful things. It was also written by the Parse team, who are the only people using Go at FB in production[0]. 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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manacit
12y ago
A /24 for a company of their size is nothing - they actually have the entire 17.0.0.0/8 to themselves: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assigned_/8_IPv4_addres...
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manacit
12y ago
You're looking for Bitnami: https://bitnami.com
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manacit
12y ago
You can create your own custom cluster[1] with the specs and number of instances that you desire, which would allow you to easily create a $60 option. [1]: https://digitalocean.mesosphere.com/clusters/new/custom
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12y ago
This is net household value, not salary - it's safe to assume if his salary was ~$250k his household value was significantly larger. In 2010, that salary would have put him somewhere between the top 5% - 1%: http://www.finan
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manacit
12y ago
I've had "Click to Flash" turned on in Chrome for a while - I found running flash by default was having a measurable impact on my battery life. Turning it off makes Chrome more responsive and nets me an (anecdotal) increase i
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12y ago
Square cash has absolutely zero friction - you can download the app on your phone and be sending payments to other people in a matter of minutes, without needing to know anything other than their phone number. On top of that, Square Cash is
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manacit
12y ago
I've got something like this sitting in my living room, but instead of using a 1U rackmount server, I opted for a Mini-ITX system with a LIAN LI PC-Q25B case. It's quiet, holds tons of drives and actually looks like it belongs nex
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manacit
12y ago
Push notifications, I believe, don't happen in Mail.app?
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12y ago
This read like a straight advertisement, yet I didn't hear any real solution other than some sort of "fantastic fix". Frankly, a bit disappointing from Wired. My car seems to come out fine, regardless of the number of spreads
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12y ago
I think you're just the type of person this speech was written for. Your post is nothing more than a middlebrow dismissal, made worse by the fact that you're disparaging something that's important. Early in the speech, Bill t
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manacit
12y ago
I would argue that it's a political and economic problem that certain devices exist without the capability to support the latest HTML5/CSS3/JS standards. I worry that your idealism will serve to only upset users, who will und
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manacit
12y ago
I mean no offense, but this is a bad idea. The OS X implementation of Happy Eyeballs[1] doesn't prefer IPv6 over IPv4, and will often choose IPv4 in a dual stack environment, even when there's perfectly good IPv6 connectivity[2].
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manacit
12y ago
Same here, with an @uw.edu e-mail address.
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12y ago
I don't mean to be blunt, but using if is not the way: http://wiki.nginx.org/IfIsEvil Writing clean URLs is much easier with try_files, which allows you to do something like try_files $uri.html If you don'
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