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mblakele
13y ago
Ansible is probably the best configuration management tool out there. But there is always room for improvement. Better docs would be great. I would like to see jinja2 templates replaced with something much, much better. And there is still m
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Turning workers into capitalists
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Batteries: Going viral
(economist.com)
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I think so, and OS X allows you to turn that off. Maybe the headline should be "If you care about privacy, check your mail client settings"? Using 10.9 with "display remote images" disabled, I asked https://em
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Airport Coat Check
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The mindfulness business
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BornSharp: Self-Sharpening Razor System | Indiegogo
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"Has anyone plotted a map that is public of piracy events worldwide? Would love to see a heatmap or something of it." Try http://www.icc-ccs.org/piracy-reporting-centre/live-piracy-m...
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Somali piracy: More sophisticated than you thought
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Twitter’s IPO: Going cheep?
(economist.com)
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From the post: "The two winners of the next-generation NoSQL database wars have been decided: MongoDB and Hadoop. Everyone else is basically toast. The faster they figure that out, the faster they can carve off sensible niches on th
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Thoughts on MongoDB’s Humongous $150M Round
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Overall this is a nice, clean UI. Starting out with an empty location list felt a little confusing. Is there a fast way to add the current location? Maybe that should be the default, if the location list is empty? Once I add a location, I s
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The robocar and the bicycle
(ideas.4brad.com)
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Will EV recharging soar to very high costs?
(ideas.4brad.com)
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5 Things Executives Should Say More About The Budget
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The balance between delegating and doing
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13y ago
Well, I spent the afternoon performance-testing EBS-backed instances in us-west-2. Performance was no worse than usual. So I credit the idea that the problems were limited to us-east-1, and the companies mentioned should do more work on cro
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Sales is from Mars and Engineering is from Venus
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The car sharing aspect of robocars isn't as exciting as people hope
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Going the Speed Limit
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RAID, backyard backup and the future of backup
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Shopping: The emporium strikes back
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Do-it-yourself glaciers: The iceman cometh
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Privacy and data use — a gap in the theory
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Management and Bill Walsh’s Three Types of Players
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Kayak sailing "san juan islands"
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Megavendors, Cloud Judo, and The Innovator’s Dilemma
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Cats against surveillance
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13y ago
Not bad. Also look for names that might be difficult to remember. Many buyers go entirely by name or label design, so a good wine with a bad name will tend to sell at a discount.
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