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by oijaf888 13y ago
Where in Harrisburg? I've found many burgers in NYC to be substantially better than anything I was able to find in Harrisburg, admittedly more expensive. Good fried chicken, I would expect can be found outside of midtown/downtown
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by oijaf888 13y ago
On passenger trains what are the people taking tickets called then? I've never heard the person driving the train to be called a conductor before since that's usually (at least in US terms) a demotion for them.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
What are locomotive/train engineers called in Canada? Like the guy driving the train.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Your list seems very targeted towards website development and not so much towards a lot of other parts of software engineering. I doubt many software engineers who focus on embedded systems would know much JS or those who focus on trading s
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by oijaf888 13y ago
I don't think that changes the fact that having debt != default. I have a mortgage for a multiple of my current income, that doesn't mean I'm bankrupt because I'm unable to pay it off right now if demanded by the lender.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Because an employee feels that a lot of people have an entitled view towards security payouts as opposed to just reporting them because its the right thing to do...this means that that Yahoo has a bad attitude towards security? Could you pl
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by oijaf888 13y ago
You did read that right? Knuth doesn't send real checks anymore due to check fraud. So the actual thing you get is comparable to a t-shirt (admittedly a very limited edition t-shirt).
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Why should a small company use the cloud for everything instead of a dedicated server or VPS? Most small companies aren't going to benefit from the elasticity that the cloud provides. The administrative overhead will be similar on each
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by oijaf888 13y ago
How is the 3 year reserved instance practical given Amazon tends to cut prices significantly in a 3 year span? I've seen 1 year terms make sense but never 3 year.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Is technology really that behind? I mean redtube/et al are some of the largest websites out there and the blog posts seem to show a pretty high level of technology behind them although with a larger focus on cost than most startups.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
More so than android?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Isn't the University of Michigan a public entity?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
I-10 is far more boring once you get into Texas and head west imo. 80 wasn't too bad since there were small towns, even if they didn't have much going for them, they at least allowed you to stop for a bit and maybe get a bite to e
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by oijaf888 13y ago
There wasn't much in roads or trucks for long distance travel in the early 1900s. I believe it took roughly 30 days to do the trip across the country on the Lincoln Highway as opposed to 7 days via the train. I would expect if you look
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by oijaf888 13y ago
> The incarceration rate since the 1960s has remained virtually static; but the incarcerees are in prison, where previously they would have been detained in mental asylums: Wait, you are telling me that in 1960s we had 1-2% of the popula
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Who took that business in 1913ish? USPS was carried via rail until at least the 50s.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
To be fair it was nationalized in the wake of the Penn Central bankruptcy and all of the other railroads wanting to drop passenger rail. Railroads were even able to opt out and I think a few did for a few years but it just didn't make
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by oijaf888 13y ago
What stock exchange is powered by node.js?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
They've been trying, and I believe most of their traffic is from acquisitions but all of their money/revenue is from old subscriptions. I think if you look at their financials, they actually lose money on ever part of the business
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Are all the codecs that VLC ships with freely redistributable? I was under the impression that many required licensing agreements even to distribute for free which impedes open source projects without a corporate backing from doing so.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
I believe they let you tell people who ask since being evasive would raise more suspicion.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Even if they are through various UK dependencies like Jersey and the Cayman Islands?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
And Digital Ocean's predecessor Reality Check Network was hacked and all servers wiped. I think Linode was hacked a few months back too.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Because there are some of the harshest/confusing laws around alcohol (for anything legally sold) in the United States? Its easier to legally sell a handgun to a friend than sell a bottle of wine. So we can't have nice things becau
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Since a lot of services filter + in email addresses I changed my mail server to accept . instead. Its pretty handy being about to do username.service@site.com and not have to worry about it being blocked by a poorly created email regex.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
You can put together a good gaming machine for $250? That seems a bit low to me but I haven't priced computer parts in a while.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
What country are we in a declared war with?
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by oijaf888 13y ago
Has anyone audited mosh's security model/encryption? Just curious since ssh is pretty tried and tested.
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by oijaf888 13y ago
While it wouldn't cover VPC clients you can get a max figure by looking at the number of ip addresses allocated to AWS. They list them all here: https://forums.aws.amazon.com/ann.jspa?annID=1701 I think the last time I
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by oijaf888 13y ago
If you have very large buffers for InnoDB to flush and safely write out to disk it can take a long time. Usually not 15 minutes but it can be several minutes.

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