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Consciousness: The Mind Messing with the Mind(nytimes.com)
115 points by pavs 10y ago|91 comments
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by pavs 10y ago
Recently built a Hackintosh. Unless you go out of your way to use non-recommended hardware you won't have driver issues. Been using it for 6 months, faster than my iMac and easily upgradable when I want to. Unlike a lot of people I act
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by pavs 10y ago
Is this a problem a browser can solve? I mean modern websites are so large with so many crappy stuff and always loading something in the background - if you have 15-20 tabs with similar background loading web sites your browser is bound to
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Telescopic Text(telescopictext.com)
2 points by pavs 10y ago|1 comments
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5 features Opera Browser did first(slashgeek.net)
1 points by pavs 10y ago|0 comments
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by pavs 10y ago
Thanks to your comment I just tried out Asciidoctor and 'it's absolutely beautiful. It's insanely easy to install on OSX/Linux systems. I can see myself using on some of my pet projects.
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by pavs 10y ago
We use group hangout chat at work all the time. Considering Google is not even top 5 in chat market, I don't know why are you even worried about Google when Facebook has more private chat information than any other company.
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by pavs 10y ago
Gawker is not filling for bankruptcy for bad business decisions, it's filing for bankruptcy because they were sued for making a questionable editorial decision and lost the case.
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by pavs 10y ago
Depends on what you are monitoring. There are way too many to list.
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by pavs 10y ago
Usually, monitoring and alerting system are isolated from your core network by design. It's just good practice.
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Starting an ISP is really hard – How we became profitable(slashgeek.net)
3 points by pavs 10y ago|0 comments
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There is still time to save online advertisement(slashgeek.net)
2 points by pavs 10y ago|0 comments
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Starting an ISP is really hard, don’t do it(slashgeek.net)
29 points by pavs 10y ago|0 comments
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by pavs 10y ago
I don't have much knowledge here, but I always thought one of the main reasons to go public because you want to raise money to either expand or you are strapped for money. If anything I would be suspect of companies who are extremely p
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How to sleep in a digital world(slashgeek.net)
1 points by pavs 10y ago|0 comments
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CloudFlare is ruining the internet (for me)(slashgeek.net)
31 points by pavs 10y ago|9 comments
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by pavs 10y ago
Special deals can be made for special cases, it happens all the time. We have a service related business with official pricing, but always bend over backwards when we want to retain long term customers or big paying customers by giving them
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by pavs 10y ago
If you zoom in you can see their name. Couple of names I picked up, are ware houses and distribution centers for ebay, wallmart, petsmart to name a few. The reason Gigafactory doesnt look as impressive compare to others because only 15% of
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by pavs 10y ago
You can meet all the requirements and still make compromise in quality to reach expected price point. Cost doesn't get slashed out of thin air.
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by pavs 10y ago
I think its also true that their online retail store created a new industry. They might not be the first online retail store, but they definitely spearheaded the online retail industry. I think the some of the reason why AWS is more profita
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by pavs 10y ago
I don't think this article is about how perfect Singapore is, if you try hard enough I am sure you will find ridiculous rules, laws and human rights violations any country has.
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by pavs 10y ago
cron simply runs rclone through a bash script. Should dfinately checkout rclone, http://rclone.org/
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by pavs 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation.
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by pavs 10y ago
Amazon have Cloud storage, I am using it with 11TB right now. Fixed monthly price, 60 bucks a year. I have a cron script running thats sync with cloud drive twice a day. Delete, download, store as often as you want. I have seen couple of pe
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by pavs 10y ago
I always get confused with these, but are sfp/sfp+ ports also called ethernet ports? For whatever reason I associate ethernet with cat5/6 cable ports.
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by pavs 11y ago
Did they invest a lot on fibre infrastructure? There are only in a couple of smallish cities and towns and most of their service deployment is based on existing infrastructure, AFAIK. Maybe I have missed something...
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by pavs 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passive_infrared_sensor
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by pavs 11y ago
It adds a lot of complexity and point of failure for a system that I can install for 15 bucks from most hardware stores (with a solid track record).
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by pavs 11y ago
Motion sensored room light has been available for at least 15-20 years.
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by pavs 11y ago
Major rewrite and redesign takes time even for the world largest software company, in the past 8 years or so both MSFT IE and Firefox has gone through major rewrites in their js engine, rendering engines and UI. Chrome on its part forked we

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