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EU Appointee Resigns over EU-UK ACTA Signing(publicaffairs.linx.net)
1 points by oogali 15y ago|0 comments
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by oogali 15y ago
QuickBooks Online. I give my accountant a login (Intuit doesn't charge for one CPA login), and they sort things out every quarter, end of the year, and in April, occasionally e-mailing me with questions. QuickBooks imports my bank transacti
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Is CentOS 6 Out Yet?(iscentos6outyet.com)
7 points by oogali 15y ago|3 comments
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by oogali 15y ago
I'm fairly certain this is running against Federal Reserve policies (yes, they do IT-related audits from time to time). And if your bank customer is a public company, this runs against Sarbanes-Oxley (protecting revenue chain; separation of
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by oogali 15y ago
I discussed this with a friend who is a lawyer here in NYC. His paraphrased comments: - I use a Mac, and whenever I click on the link, Safari automatically saves PDFs into my download folder. So I always know where to look. In other situati
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by oogali 16y ago
That's awesome.
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by oogali 16y ago
microseconds. internal messaging latency is measured in microseconds order acknowledgement/cancel/fulfillment is measured in microseconds to low milliseconds.
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by oogali 16y ago
The key point of the article is the kid has to want to do it, and do it without pressure. (example: Stephen King's sons taking saxophone lessons because he didn't want to disappoint the parents) My father gave me a bunch of Turbo C diskette
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by oogali 16y ago
I'm 27. I was burned out from June 2009 to January 2011. I made it out of that funk, and will never go back. - Drop all timelines for recovery. You didn't go into burnout overnight, so you're not coming out of it overnight. I saw the warnin
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by oogali 16y ago
I dunno what Hotmail is based on, but Microsoft Exchange slows down with the increasing number of items in your inbox, not necessarily message size. Maybe they're using the same message store?
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by oogali 16y ago
I'm curious what name Google is operating under the California PUC (and San Francisco PUC) with. You can't just show up with large bundles of fiber and hang 'em from the utility poles in jurisdictions that regulate pole attachments.
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by oogali 16y ago
Comment from my friend, Jason Snell (@syn3): "Ouch. That really sucks. Lesson learned. Sometimes you have to take off your engineer hat and stop pretending human communication works like TCP."
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by oogali 16y ago
Renders like crap in Safari.
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by oogali 16y ago
Uhm, how about you team up with one of the many PSD-to-HTML services and do it soup-to-nuts, or at least get referral compensation from said services?
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by oogali 16y ago
stolen is not a stretch, it's absolutely invalid. in peering agreements, if your ratios are out of whack and you're pushing an uneven traffic distribution, you get a warning, and if it keeps up, you get depeered. in a transit agreement, lik
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by oogali 16y ago
utterly stupid. comcast is a customer of level3, not a peer. even though marketing has blurred the lines (i blame overly ambitious hosting companies), there is a very large difference between peering and being a transit customer. what appli
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by oogali 17y ago
14 years of buffering...
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by oogali 17y ago
This video goes into excruciating detail about the one-time interconnection performed by SMS gateway operators to carriers, but skips over that part for the traditional 800 services, which is more complex and political than wireless servi
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by oogali 17y ago
Do they have TD Commerce out there? They have been absolutely wonderful for me. Reasons: - 1st year free checking, $50/year afterwards, - they generate debit cards on the spot in the branch, - 7-day banking, branches open late 4 days out of
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by oogali 17y ago
A cheap hack in the meantime could be to form in a borough with lower publication fees (in Brooklyn, the two papers cost ~$350, versus Manhattan's ~$2K), submit your Certificate of Publication, and then 'move' to Manhattan, and submit your
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by oogali 17y ago
I did a similar service (pktpix) about two years ago, but I used MD5 hashes. Easily guessable URLs were the first thing I thought about. I figured since these messages were being passed around via txt, forwarded e-mails, etc., there was n