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by mozumder 9y ago
Did he leave instructions on assembling his funeral? <3 <3 Ikea is life
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by mozumder 9y ago
FFFFFffffffffffffff!!! Guess I have to move everything to my FreeBSD server now..
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by mozumder 9y ago
I've never had to worry about reverse-DNS, and I email thousands of fashion/media/tech companies around the world, big and small. Are there really servers that block based on reverse-DNS? I've never seen it. It seems to
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by mozumder 9y ago
Isn't this how those laser microphones work?
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by mozumder 9y ago
Nope. When you ask your ISP for a static-IP address, your service goes from Residential to a more expensive Business account, and they open up outgoing mail ports. (At least for Verizon FIOS that I'm on, pretty sure Comcast is same as
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by mozumder 9y ago
You use it with your home ISP on a static-IP address.
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by mozumder 9y ago
How much of this is common to a Mac OS Server mail setup?
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by mozumder 9y ago
I run my own mail server, for several years now. A Mac Mini on Mac OS Server on a static IP address. It's been great, literally zero maintenance, but it completely hides everything about the underlying architecture.
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by mozumder 9y ago
Definitely #3. That's when I went from an amateurish 1s page generation times to a respectable and professional 50ms or so, just by cutting down on the number of SQL queries from hundreds to a few. This also massively cut down CPU usa
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by mozumder 9y ago
Very positive. Works great and fast. Very simple to configure, like Nginx. Nginx also needs a paid license for server push, while H20 does it with a free license.
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by mozumder 9y ago
I convert row data to JSON directly in Postgres query, and send that raw data: SELECT row_to_json(t)::TEXT ...
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by mozumder 9y ago
It was on a cheap Bluehost account. These shared hosts usually don't receive a lot of traffic, and often went to sleep which takes 20 seconds to wake up. The system wasn't scalable at all and we had occasional days of high-traffi
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by mozumder 9y ago
Brotli takes a lot longer to compress than Zlib. It doesn't remove the requirement for zlib anyways, which means I have to store both Zlib and Brotli fragments in my Redis cache. And Zlib has a nice python interface.
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by mozumder 9y ago
I went from 20second response times to 250us response times (yes, almost a 100,000x speedup) in Django doing the following: 1. Moved from a shared hosting server to my own custom server. This alone my latencies went from 20s (sleep wakeup l
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by mozumder 9y ago
More jobs for robots. Do you know how few jobs a solar panel factory produces? It's on the order of a few thousand. If you want a LOT more jobs, you need to make sure solar panels are as cheap as possible in order for more to be instal
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by mozumder 9y ago
Best part is he's trying to protect solar manufacturing plants, which are largely automated and only employ a few highly-skilled people, while harming installers, which need hundreds of thousands of working-class lower-skill manual lab
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by mozumder 9y ago
And the point of blockchain is to set a minimum difficulty level of work, which translates to a minimum energy use.
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by mozumder 9y ago
Do they include nerve cells or a nervous system? How "conscious" are these?
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by mozumder 9y ago
A lot of those people are buying cards/systems for the next 5 years, replacing their 5-year-old setups.
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by mozumder 9y ago
He mentions an overhead of about 11ms in a cross-country network, which may be insignificant in the 35ms overall latency. But, much of the infrastructure is communicated to regional servers or local CDNs, not cross country. A game server m
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by mozumder 9y ago
It will cover any increase in expense. Not all jobs are equal, and Amazon R&D jobs are the most rewarding. They don’t have crime like non-college working class, they don’t die of opiuates like restaurant and other service workers. They
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by mozumder 9y ago
A lot of public universities only have 1 year of previous in-state residency requirement to gain in-state rates. People aren't going to pay $50k-$100k in taxes in one year to cover this benefit that citizens receive.
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by mozumder 9y ago
Do you think the city would be better off without Comcast employees there? This is where more subtle analysis makes all the difference. Comcast doesn't seem like it would be a high-end workforce. I doubt they do any R&D there.
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by mozumder 9y ago
I agree with your OP, but citizens get far more tax breaks than immigrants. Citizens don't have to pay foreigner rates for public Universities. That's a nice $50k-$100k savings for higher-education that citizens get that universit
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by mozumder 9y ago
It's not enough for government to sit back and assume tax dollars are going to cover economic growth. Government needs to be active in participating in growth, and that includes understanding what businesses need from their business p
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Amazon picks 20 finalist cities for its next major HQ(yahoo.com)
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by mozumder 9y ago
This has nothing to do with the tax plan. It's a $5 billion additional investment in US operations over 5 years, most likely due to competitive pressures and regular business growth. If you want to thank anyone, thank Google/Amaz
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by mozumder 9y ago
If you're worried about servers being cracked, the best thing is to avoid shared cloud servers and use dedicated private servers. These attacks rely on some other user-process malware running on the server to gain information via side
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by mozumder 9y ago
When is the final decision expected to be announced?
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by mozumder 9y ago
It actually is his responsibility, since it's a Federally designed system by the FCC. All the faults and benefits of the federal government ends on his desk. The buck stops with him, and we need to hold his feet to the fire on this

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