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by micro-ram 11y ago
sqlite.org SSL Cert just expired
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Maybe if all the apps were coming from the Mac App Store. I think the limits of Sandboxing have slowed that progress significantly. They should have reasonable allowances to bypass the sandbox for apps that really do need the entire machine
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Agreed. Hi neighbor. Have 200mbit fiber now. Getting gigabit fiber in a few days. Welcome to Central Illinois. NO TRAFFIC!
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Similar Train game called "Rails". It is fun until you get so much going on there are trains crashing into each other everywhere. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/rails/id556517203?mt=8
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Second this. Put a switch under the memory door. Problem solved.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
You are using a spot instance right?
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Don't forget about NTSwitch[1]. This little gem would switch Windows Server to Windows Workstation and vice versa. [1] http://windowsitpro.com/systems-management/making-windows-cl...
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by micro-ram 12y ago
I would love to leave my colo for AWS but the numbers just don't work.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Ad-hoc connecting new Macs over Thunderbolt 2 at 20Gbits/sec is very nice! My MacBook Pro and Mac Pro share their 1TB SSD drives between each other via TB2.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
I like Cyberduck for quickly creating expiring S3 download links.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
http://www.leapsecond.com/java/gpsclock.htm A cool realtime clock that shows the offset the GPS satellites work from, which do not include leap seconds.
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Andromeda Strain is the greatest Debugging tutorial(yacoset.com)
3 points by micro-ram 12y ago|0 comments
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Could you add a global variable to your site code with the fqdn of your assets to point to the origin for times like this?
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Because swipe up is disabled on my lock screen! Airplane mode renders find my iPhone unusable. PS-PCalc was the first notification center app I enabled on iOS 8 and I actually use it.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
I do this for all my old technology books. Like most of you I was sure there was a nugget of knowledge I could still extract from some old book so I kept them for a long time. In one day I bar-code scanned in all of the UPCs and saved them
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Agreed. This bit me once.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Don't let the sound bother you. Put it down in the basement or somewhere where you can't hear it and use the DRAC to power it on and off.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
We already have a start there. Make all NON-EV certs free.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
880 looks like a trap to keep you in Texas :) https://www.google.com/maps/@30.1199335,-93.7106707,1513m/da...
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by micro-ram 12y ago
I think the assumed issues here are the long rebuild times and the expectation of an additional failure happening during the rebuild which could then trigger another disk error. Then the entire array of data would be taken offline and possi
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Isn't that why we used to have streaming protocols like Z-Modem that didn't ACK every packet or at least did so asynchronously?
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Red/Green colorblind doesn't mean we don't see red and green, it's just not as powerful. It should read Red/Green deficient. Maybe that is why it doesn't seem so bad because to a Red/Green colorblind perso
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Metered service...OK. Bring on the gigabit pipe and turn the meter on.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
> why would we want to lose all of that information. Because the url past the domain name is not for the user to be messing with most of the time. We the developers control everything to right of the first single slash. Maybe if it was h
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by micro-ram 12y ago
> I would wager that most people who fall for phishing attacks are not people who look at or understand URLs to begin with. Updating the URL bar to show just the host is not going to cause more people to look at it. I respectfully disagr
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by micro-ram 12y ago
Yes, upgrade Apache. These settings are for Apache 2.4
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by micro-ram 12y ago
bp;dr
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by micro-ram 12y ago
repurposed an old flag The flag was not OLD since there was still code in the CURRENT code base which COULD use it.
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by micro-ram 12y ago
These settings are giving me an A+ on SSLLabs.com... # - Apache 2.4 PFS & BEAST attack Safe /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/ssl.conf SSLProtocol -ALL +SSLv3 +TLSv1 +TLSv1.1 +TLSv1.2 SSLCipherSuite ECDHE-RSA-A
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by micro-ram 12y ago
ITV-3?

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