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by mpm 14y ago
Maybe, but you you are far more likely to give yourself an overuse injury which then becomes a reason to stop your regimen.
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by mpm 16y ago
Not last month, a month earlier than the post in question. Check the timestamp.
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by mpm 16y ago
A month earlier someone posted a link to the same email as a comment to a different 37signals post http://37signals.com/svn/archives2/define_enterprise_in_10_w...
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by mpm 16y ago
Not exactly original. It would be less offensive if he labeled it something other than "My Take" http://lists.canonical.org/pipermail/kragen-tol/2005-April/0...
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by mpm 16y ago
Pro tip: try to figure out the delicious accounts of your friends, coworkers, and generally interesting online people. Add these people to your delicious network and then subscribe to your own network with your feed reader of choice. It's a
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by mpm 16y ago
Sage Weil, the creator of Ceph, recently gave a talk at linux conf au. The slides [1] mostly stand on their own. The first two slides address your first question. The remainder of the slides are a deeper dive into the technical aspects of t
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by mpm 16y ago
I think you're probably right about ensemble setup overhead not mattering very much if you are creating a cluster in your own datacenter for your own apps. In my case, I need to bootstrap an ensemble in someone else's datacenter without a p
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by mpm 16y ago
I work on an appliance system that is really a small (<16 node) distributed system. Things like peer discovery, service lookup, leader election, distributed locks, transaction coordinators, pub-sub queues, and a reliable store for small
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by mpm 17y ago
I read this as Oracle pretending to want to keep the Sun hardware business so as to drive up the price for the only prospective buyer, HP.