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ollybee
13y ago
I remember seeing articles about people trying to live for a week without leaving the house but instead using "the internet" for all shopping and communications. Thinking back to that time there seem to be so many parallels with how the in
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ollybee
13y ago
I always operate extreme skepticism when looking at cancer stories as there are so many potential motivations for their publication. I try to ignore them unless their is published research that has been interdependently replicated. Even whe
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ollybee
14y ago
"it’s a tricky protocol to implement and poorly behaved peers can impact everyone" Or to put it another way it an unstable protocol where users could hold broadcasters to ransom.
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ollybee
14y ago
Official UK public transport site also does this http://www.transportdirect.info There is a site for naming and shaming plaintextoffenders.com
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ollybee
14y ago
It's been mentioned here before but worth pointing out again. The UK government has an official github account: https://github.com/alphagov
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ollybee
14y ago
"the only language that makes deploying a website effectively idiot-proof" I work for a large web host and can assure you this is not the case.
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ollybee
14y ago
also http://www.ipaidabribe.com/
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ollybee
14y ago
company != BT company == 360cities.net They already work with google blog.360cities.net/360-panorama-photos-google-earth/
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ollybee
14y ago
The only way I can think is if Nokia operate their own CA and configure the phones to trust it. They then issue their own certificate for any site you visit which your phone will trust. I don't think that's what is happening, we need furthe
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ollybee
14y ago
Most Family doctors in the UK are self employed anf their surgeries have contracts with an local primary care trust. There are other models as well and big changes in the arrangements this year. The organisation of the NHS is complex (this
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ollybee
14y ago
In the UK there are two systems for reducing loads I know about: STOR Short Term Operating Reserve, reduce load at short notice and Triad avoidance, always reduce load during peak times. The data centre I work at does both witching to gener
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ollybee
14y ago
This is comparing against an MK802 II there is a recently released dual core version, newer models also have an extra full size USB port. http://store.cloudsto.com/dual-core-rikomagic-mk802-iii.html
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ollybee
14y ago
Compared to the amount of work involved after unscheduled power loss in a data centre yes. Been there done that, and I would defiantly haul buckets of diesel for 12 hours rather than spent the next months sorting out systems that had not re
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ollybee
14y ago
Hosting companies are in the business of selling servers. In my experience most customers dedicated servers are hugely underutilised but they only get the higher level of support or service if they take out dedicated tin.
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ollybee
14y ago
Mining means no one can create a fake block chain (version of events). To create a fake chain accepted by the network someone would have to solve all the hashing problem linking their fake blocks faster than the bitcoin network. The proof o
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ollybee
14y ago
I have an amdin on some servers. don't punish yourself with ascii animations make it launch gtypist or similar.
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ollybee
14y ago
This article is about some webspace on presumably some kind of shared hosting account being compromised. Not a box being rooted. No doubt scripts in his account run with very limited privileges. If hosting companies wiped a server every tim
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ollybee
14y ago
not would be. I'm certain they are lobbying hard on any potential policy change that would affect them. What multi Billion dollar industry does not do this?
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ollybee
15y ago
application/json
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ollybee
15y ago
You would have to tie the spending to an existing account with a reputation system. The effect of your vote could be the product of your spend and reputation. Also an upper limit the power from donation. I voting with currency alone seems d
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ollybee
15y ago
I agree it's a start and having a comparison site for dedicated servers seems like it could be a good idea , your right pricing is not at all transparent. I would look to the financial comparison sites (a big thing in the UK) at how they pr
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ollybee
15y ago
Few customers compare dedicated server providers purely on server spec and price. If that was genuinely all you were looking at then colocation would almost certainly be a better option. They also want extra services like backups, firewalls
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ollybee
15y ago
I thought hat at first and then I watched the video and fully understood. A client in the BIOS would be fun but this solves real problems.
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ollybee
15y ago
the UK National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) undertook a recent independent assessment, in which it assessed a number of claims made by proponents of thorium fuel. The report can be found at: http://www.nnl.co.uk/positionpapers
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ollybee
15y ago
You may find this interesting http://www.nominet.org.uk/tech/hostcount/ It doesn't have the data you need but the approach would be he same
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ollybee
16y ago
Internet speed is more complicated than that. If you are in a data centre then your connection will be limited by the port speed of the box you are working on. This will likely be 100Mbs or 1Gbs. You may have networking kit connecting at 10
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ollybee
16y ago
the node API is not yet stable so a node.js book would date to quickly. pure js books are a better bet. I love Javascript patterns by Stoyan Stefanov. There are two other good Javascript books.