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The article links to it in the first sentence also: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lychee-Tetris-Constructible-Three-di...
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StackExchange does 590million monthly views with around half that [1] and it includes redundancy. Do you think 24 could be overkill? [1] http://stackexchange.com/performance#
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Unix SHELL Quote Tutorial
(grymoire.com)
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Given the context is scraping, I'd argue enumerating a customer ID is pretty obviously wrong -- if that wasn't obvious enough, the response data is. And to accidentally, unknowingly harvest and store that data is much more of a st
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Check out webvisum.com - from their website: "WebVisum is a unique browser add on which greatly enhances web accessibility and empowers the blind and visually impaired community by putting the control in your hands!" "Automat
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Amazon figures seem a bit off: "We estimate this website generates about $140,438 USD of daily revenue. It seems Amazon.com has about 46,812,679 daily visitors. Taking into account all these variables, we estimate the value of this web
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Coda -- purely, because of the ease of remote-ssh. Otherwise I'd be ST2 most likely. Visual Studio for Winblows work
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Whacker News
(rachelbythebay.com)
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Skype Translator real-time speech translation open today
(blogs.skype.com)
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"those can't be changed like the computer names can." What about "ifconfig ether eth0 hw ether xx:xx...."? This is a cool script, most routers offer a remote syslog functionality which may be a good tool too.
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Storage Pod 4.0: Direct Wire Drives – 180TB $0.051 per GB
(backblaze.com)
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From the article: We are excluded from voting on the issue: only few of us have the time and patience to interact with Debian on a voluntary basis. Using the same argument, forking would seem like a horrible idea if there isn't active
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Advisory 01/2014: Drupal – Pre Auth SQL Injection Vulnerability
(sektioneins.de)
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Hope this isn't true. I"m in the UK for a few weeks and have put an EE sim in my (formerly?) unlocked AT&T iPhone 6.
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The Etherkiller (2002)
(fiftythree.org)
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An accepted patch has been released in the form of 4.3-9.1 [1]. It's available on debian everywhere except oldstable. [1] http://osdir.com/ml/general/2014-09/msg47743.html
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“‘I’d like to create an integrated television set that is completely easy to use,’ he told me. ‘It would be seamlessly synced with all of your devices and with iCloud.’ No longer would users have to fiddle with complex remotes for DVD playe
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This could be great - what do you need, and how do we help?
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To add context, igorw is a contributor on php-internals has committed multiple patches/improvements[1] to php-src as recent as PHP 5.6 Great explanation! https://github.com/php/php-src/commits?author=igorw
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Sorry I missed that section. Carry on!
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Setting a 1gb memory limit is a great way to hide the problem and dramatically reduce the maximum number of concurrent requests to your website, and drain resources from any other services running on the box(es).
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Is "Extreme Pro" really the best name they could come up with? It would be sweet (as others have hinted towards) if there could be some built in redundancy, i.e. two 256GB partitions that act as a raid.
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Video caption: "16 years. 200 engineers. £28m investment. The result? Tell us what you think it is." - wow.
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Agreed. I've been successfully using mylvmbackup on 10gb+ databases for a few years now. http://www.lenzg.net/mylvmbackup/
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Isn't the solution to your problem widely adopted since the early 90s? Store a checkout, push and pop products to it and then total up the real time values when the transaction is completed. Passing the value to be charged through in t
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All shopify stores down
(status.shopify.com)
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The eleMMent Palazzo, a $3m land yacht
(bbc.com)
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Now the status page is down too! Awesome
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Snowden's temporary asylum status expires in Russia
(bbc.com)
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Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6276961
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