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mipapage
12y ago
Well, its not PC is it? It is holding oneself to a standard. It is clear that this man - and Uber it would seem - are not behaving to a standard that people would support. A concept so simple that is lost on so many.
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mipapage
13y ago
Yvon Chouinard of Patagonia identified this a long time ago. His ideal would be that their products are manufactured for the local market (or manufactured locally). However since they also strive to create a sustainable supply chain, and th
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mipapage
13y ago
Yeah, most of these happen during a small window when Latin America is in school. In any case it is a small load, but we moved from a shared host setup where we had these old sites sitting and they were beginning to bring down the server. T
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mipapage
13y ago
The object-cache (with APC or MEM) seems to take a decent load off of my droplet. One of the sites doesn't seem to work with the OC, and it is notably slower than the others.
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13y ago
Are you using APC +/or memcached?
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mipapage
13y ago
I did the same with about 5 WP sites and another 5 custom sites running on DO at 512 (it's now on 2gb). One of the custom sites gets about 15,000 pageviews per day, and APC with memcache seem to handle WP on Apache fairly well for now.
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mipapage
13y ago
His working out at Gym Jones is showing thru in this post! Very Mark Twight-ish.
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13y ago
FWIW - I rebooted it on my own after the first dialogue saying that it had installed. Then it was there again in software updates.
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mipapage
13y ago
It happened to me too. Apple -> Software update and the patch was still there. So I installed it again. Great success; now waiting on the Maverick download.
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13y ago
get 30 people to fully commit to pay for your product before you even start coding it. While I don't know about 30, we use some apps in house that clients began to use for their business. We're now looking at building those apps
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The security craftsman (Part 1)
(erlend.oftedal.no)
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13y ago
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mipapage
13y ago
I'd like to reply to my email with the expense and then tags on separate lines beneath it. * -> email.
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13y ago
"The projected timing of climate departure": http://www.soc.hawaii.edu/mora/PublicationsCopyRighted/Data.... Found via the Nature article. More data, less hype.
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13y ago
Its interesting that he is sponsored by tNF, but doesn't seem to run their prime Ultra races, UTMF, UTMB... Perhaps he does San Fran?
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13y ago
There are lots of people who can do what he does; I'm curious how and/or why he gets this kind of press or seems to be the more mainstream example. Ray Zahab [1], Lizzy Hawker [2], Kilian Jornet, Anton Krupicka and countless other
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13y ago
Perhaps simply watching it all unfold as opposed to just going and buying something. Personally I am curious as to how it works out; I've never been one to buy gels or sports drinks, preferring to make my own because I know what goes i
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13y ago
Vice: http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/larry-summers-and-the-secret-...
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13y ago
Most of this is done with plastic, no? What would be cool is that the plastic from no-longer-used printouts could be recycled thru the machine. Kipple: I worry about the amount of plastic kipple these things will generate.
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13y ago
I missed this opportunity, and have followed you on twitter with the hope of not missing the next one. I'd feel better if you had a mailing list to announce the next one though; much more reliable than twitter!
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13y ago
Good stuff; FWIW, I've been playing with the Twilio (php) implementation and so far it looks like we may use this for a certain client... http://www.twilio.com/docs/howto/two-factor-authentication
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Pattern Lab: tools for creating design systems
(patternlab.bradfrostweb.com)
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13y ago
I've just spent the last week building a simple bookmark app (front-end and back-end) with both Foundation and Bootstrap, with the goal of getting very familiar with both of them. In that context, Pure looks great, congratulations. IMO the
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13y ago
This may seem a bit pedantic, but it is something I am working on right now to get myself thru a "ship-it" issue. Innovation != implemented ideas. Execution results in implemented ideas. An implemented idea can be an innovation, but usual
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Innovation is implemented ideas
(tomcritchlow.com)
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13y ago
"Imports have actually spiked on the rumors even though it’s Sunday: normally we import 400-600 posts an hour from Tumblr, last hour it was over 72,000." He posted a rate of posts (as you mentioned), rounded down, for the "last hour". When
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13y ago
If this was really well done, sure, I think there is room for this. Something where you really make an effort to understand the company and its market. I'm not sure this is what you are offering though. I mean proper market and company unde
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13y ago
My son and I watched Star Wars a New Hope this weekend and when that exact scene hit I thought of Soylent. Spooky!
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14y ago
I this not just knowing your market? I had a friend drop $20,000 on a new supplement and training business, built out an app for trainers the way he saw thought it should be, and recruited trainers. Lots. Showed them the app, and got a lot
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14y ago
FWIW I'd be into these posts.
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14y ago
Interesting, how do folks who find security holes and blog about it get around this type of thing? I imagine you are worried about this, or IP issues?
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