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by ollybee 11y ago
This site http://correcthorsebatterystaple.net takes it's inspiration from the same XKCD cartoon It lacks the language choice but other options are more useful to me. Also the domain is easily memorable.
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by ollybee 11y ago
I've used this to show live htop on a web page: https://github.com/dtinth/ttycast
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by ollybee 11y ago
The BBC absolutely understand the implications of the technology choices they make, think back to their Olympic coverage. They could provide content in completely open formats but then due to contractual restrictions would be limited in wha
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by ollybee 11y ago
Maybe look at Dogtag Certificate System
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by ollybee 11y ago
I would find an avocado alert more useful but sub-second accuracy for short time before they are over ripe might prove difficult to implement.
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by ollybee 12y ago
I have 12 of these to get rid of in the UK and it looks like I will have to pay to have them disposed of. The problem with servers of this age is that power consumption is 3 to 5 times that of a modern server. The extra cost of the power w
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The darknet and online anonymity – POST Note(parliament.uk)
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by ollybee 12y ago
Openh264 from Cisco may be free as in beer but as it only supports the baseline H.264 profile it's effectively useless.
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by ollybee 12y ago
My second thought on reading this was how can a server be PCI compliant with Intel management engine installed? but a quick search shows that Intel have thought of this: http://www.intel.co.uk/content/dam/www/
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by ollybee 12y ago
Can't wait to see a graphite front end based on this.
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by ollybee 12y ago
Link to the ruling https://www.icann.org/sites/default/files/tlds/gay/gay-cpe-1...
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by ollybee 12y ago
If they wanted to test they should have mined on testnet.
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by ollybee 12y ago
I disagree, the media in the UK is popularist, they gleefully attacked businesses over zero hours contracts.
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by ollybee 12y ago
http://codeflow.org/entries/2013/feb/02/why-you-should-use-w...
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by ollybee 13y ago
One of the most important things I look for in a Linux distribution or any software project I may rely on for a long time is it's organisational structure. Is there a committee, Benevolent Dictator for Life, sponsoring company etc. It&
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by ollybee 13y ago
No it does not, nor does replicant or any other alternate phone OS.
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by ollybee 13y ago
It uses libtorrent which is excellent There is a list of libtorrent based projects here: http://www.libtorrent.org/projects.html It's not clear form the site how this is different from any of the other gui based liborr
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by ollybee 13y ago
The reality is that unless you are a really big enterprise customer with your own legal team who has negotiated custom contracts and SLA's then the host can destroy your data at any time. You have no comeback unless they admit liabilit
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by ollybee 13y ago
This could be improved with an RSS feed.
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by ollybee 13y ago
I work for large host here is my take on this 1) They shut down my servers and suspended my account without notifying me. If your server is doing 1Gbs outbound I would expect them to shut it down ASAP for many reasons. Likely a more senior
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by ollybee 13y ago
If he want to be formalis JSON e he should use a standard license for the software. I accept "The Software shall be used for Good, not Evil." is amusing and "good" but must cause difficulties for people wanting to packag
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by ollybee 13y ago
A well known tor hidden service weights customer feedback by age, spend history volume, and variety of orders. I think this would work well for android apps. you might want to change spend history for number of apps downloaded but with high
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by ollybee 13y ago
I find pv useful when moving MySQL databases between servers. mysqldump -u user dbname | pv | mysql -u user -h some_remote server dbname
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by ollybee 13y ago
no humans.txt though
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by ollybee 13y ago
Is there a good website for keeping track of these ARM SoC PC's ? I'd like to see at a glance what is currently available and detailed spec of the chipsets.
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by ollybee 13y ago
you thinking of perl
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by ollybee 13y ago
You don't need a lawyer present, you just need to record the interview, although it's unlikely the FBI will agree to this. Very relevant: http://jonathanturley.org/2013/05/11/why-the-fbi-doesnt-reco.
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by ollybee 13y ago
While entertaining for us responding in such a public way will encourage further stunts from his adversaries. Kreb plays a dangerous game.
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by ollybee 13y ago
It's not a matter of which one is best, it's which one do I trust. I know source is available but these applications may not be subject to the kind of scrutiny and monitoring that better know packages might be. How long would it t
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by ollybee 13y ago
There is no industry standard for what "managed" means. On their page they describe some of the services as co-managed. I suspect in reality "managed" consist of a comprehensive monitoring solution, along with "best effort" support. They ar

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