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by modoc 11y ago
FWIW I've been very impressed by what the Amex Plat concierge can do
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by modoc 11y ago
We have just under 2,000 users in our JIRA, Confluence, Bamboo ecosystem. Customizing things like ticket types and workflows is obviously just point and click. We've also created custom reports, and Jelly based custom event triggers
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by modoc 11y ago
http://piwik.org/log-analytics/
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by modoc 11y ago
No it parses web server logs, however as mentioned above it doesn't work well for very high traffic sites.
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by modoc 11y ago
Why would you put your git repo in DropBox? That seems counter-intuitive to me. I specifically keep anything in a VCS out of DropBox since then you're versioning stuff twice.... I have just under 150,000 files in DropBox and haven&#x
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by modoc 11y ago
Obviously just one anecdote but my parents both had work/on-call in the evenings and weekends, always had a substantial mortgage on the house which they had to sell when they split up. I will get zero inheritance. They are both colle
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by modoc 11y ago
Many Oracle products must be licensed for all the physical hardware they run on, irrespective of VMs (unless you're running OracleVM).
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by modoc 11y ago
This may seem foreign to most people here, but there's still a TON of people who don't do online banking or have an account setup/bookmarked for all their financial institutions online sites.
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by modoc 11y ago
Puppet/Chef and general admin automation scripts handle the updates/config changes/etc... very easily without the added complexity of container management/orchestration.
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by modoc 11y ago
So your haproxy, nginx, ldap, dns, nagios, sftp, ELK, imap, etc... services don't live more than a day or two? Interesting.....
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by modoc 11y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I'm trying to not be the old dog who can't learn a new trick, but the recent hype around massive containerization in production, and micro services, etc... just baffle me. As someone who&
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by modoc 11y ago
For a use like this EEC RAM is worth the money.
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Associations of Cognitive Function Scores with Carbon Dioxide(ehp.niehs.nih.gov)
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by modoc 11y ago
I think you're unfortunately wrong on this point. While high earning well educated people may live longer, at least in the US they aren't reproducing more. Most of the educated/high-earning people I know are either not havin
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by modoc 11y ago
And the other thing is the related factors that make them more or less likely to be caught or noticed by the law. There's counter examples I'm sure, but dealers who service more upper crust types (who in the US are more likely to
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by modoc 11y ago
It's not wheel HP. But it's crank HP with a more realistic engine setup than pre-72's dyno testing.
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by modoc 11y ago
Awesome! Glad you like! I am devondragon on Twitter.
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by modoc 11y ago
Nope! I'm the guy behind 10MinuteMail.com. But this looks super cool! Glad to see the trend for ephemeral services:) Would be happy to cross promote with links though if the creator is interested.
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by modoc 11y ago
Lower octane fuel actually has more energy per volume, so if your car's compression is low enough for 87, using 93 just gives you less power and worse efficiency.
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by modoc 11y ago
Please don't. You force the car to retard the timing, get less power, and burn fuel less efficiently. If you really don't want to pay for higher octane fuel, buy a car that runs on lower octane fuel...
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by modoc 11y ago
Interestingly many auto manufacturers UNDERSTATE horsepower and torque numbers. I can understand that a little, due to variances in actual engines, but these days that variance is low and the spread between specced power and dyne'ed p
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by modoc 11y ago
One data point: What we use our open source commercial support contracts for, and what we'd love to have offered by more open source packages, is 24x7 emergency support and break-fix diagnostics and patches. When a big website running
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by modoc 11y ago
I believe what he's saying is that when your body is hungry, it will stay awake/alert longer (in order to hunt/gather food so you don't starve). I've noticed the same thing for myself.
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by modoc 11y ago
Pretty much like the rest of us...
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by modoc 11y ago
I second David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. My in-laws have visited their sponsored elephants multiple times in person, and are really really impressed by the quality of work being done by these guys!
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by modoc 11y ago
I guess we're talking cross-purpose. I'm not trying to say Oracle is "good" or "evil" or weigh in on their moral value to the world. I'm just pointing out that business decisions they make, that seem to
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by modoc 11y ago
I guess my point is that I can arm-chair quarterback all I want, but their business doesn't seem to end up hurt by their tactics (which look self-destructive to me), so perhaps my view is not 100% accurate.
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by modoc 11y ago
I could go on for hours about the myriad ways Oracle keeps shooting themselves in the foot with amazingly short sighted policies. However, Larry Ellison is hanging out on a yacht many times larger than any house I'll ever own, so real
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by modoc 11y ago
I run these on three Ducatis, including my track bike - http://earthxmotorsports.com Amazing batteries!! Super light, and super powerful. All the bikes start up faster/easier even after sitting all winter.
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by modoc 11y ago
For reference I drink 1-2 cups of tea most days, sometimes none. Have never smoked, drank, or done drugs. For me it's a couple areas I notice: I have a more difficult time remembering names, specific words, etc... I used to be able to

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