markatto

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by markatto 9y ago
They shouldn't be giving their customers a static IP, they should be giving them a 'customername.ourplatform.com' address that the customer can point a CNAME at.
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by markatto 9y ago
They're still taking downtime for this... Even if they're forced to have a no-VIP no-HA no-LB setup (seems insane to me) it should be much simpler to set the DNS TTL to a low value right before and switch it to the new IP after th
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by markatto 10y ago
For what it's worth, I currently work at one of the aforementioned software companies and my college experience is half a music degree. I didn't do any intense studying for the interview either, just spent a couple evenings doing
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by markatto 10y ago
I didn't write the job title/posting, but the description makes it clear that strong linux and programming skills are required. These folks have 10+ years of "software engineer" and "systems administrator" jobs
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by markatto 10y ago
On the flip side, I just interviewed two candidates claiming 10 and 16 years of experience for a "Senior DevOps" position. Neither of them could tell me what a default route was - one of them spewed some nonsense buzzwords and the
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by markatto 10y ago
I share your sentiment that there are way too many copy-paste "devops" people in the industry these days; I always thought the idea was to hire people with both sysadmin and coding skills, yet a perplexingly high proportion of peo
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by markatto 10y ago
Per the specs on the store page, the thickness is 3.4-8.5 mm. This means that even at the thickest point, it is still thinner than the normal kindle (10.2 mm) and the paperwhite (9.1 mm), and slightly thicker than the voyage (7.6 mm).
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by markatto 12y ago
There are several; vimperator has been around since before chrome even existed.
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by markatto 12y ago
Wasn't the route cache removed a while back?
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by markatto 12y ago
The beagle{bone,board} use single-core OMAP3 derivatives; they don't require multiprocessor support and were already supported.
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by markatto 13y ago
That's not necessarily true, I live in a college town and many students have loads of money. Most of the new off-campus housing targeted at students is out of my price range, and I'm single, work full time, and payed very well for
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by markatto 13y ago
Your site says that you "losslessly compress images, video, and audio" - I poked around in the code a little and didn't find the compression stuff, but it doesn't make sense to me that you can do that. There is some opti
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by markatto 13y ago
"Chia-Jung Tsay’s analysis of classical musician auditions explicitly drew on this idea by providing participants with only 6 second clips of each performance." Speaking as someone who studied violin in college, this is absurd - y
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by markatto 13y ago
I have never tried to deal with google customer support, but I have had terrible experiences with both yahoo and paypal support. Around 5 years ago, I made a typo on a balance transfer from my bank to paypal. I did not have enough money to
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by markatto 13y ago
Roundcube is probably the prettiest option, but I'm curious about their security record. I definitely see http scanners looking for specific versions of it very often.
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by markatto 14y ago
But once you have bought the closed padlock, is it illegal to try to open it?
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by markatto 14y ago
League of Legends may well be that big breakthrough - major events draw more viewers than an average MLB game.
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by markatto 14y ago
Even if your whole data set fits into main memory, writes still have to go to disk.
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by markatto 15y ago
'golang' seems to be what people are using.