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by pavs 10y ago
I don't use apple products because of the shiny, sexy hardware. It doesn't hurt to have a visually nice looking device to look at when you are spending most of your day on it. I use apple computers (don't use iPhone), specifi
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by pavs 10y ago
ISP Owner here. I wouldn't call their hardware visually appealing. In UI, we mostly use CLI - so not sure what more can be done in that regard. A visual way to looking at live traffic info similar to iftop/htop would be nice.
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by pavs 10y ago
* Asciidoctor - for Notes, snippets, documents, Projects. * SublimeText + Material Theme + Plantasks for daily to do and journal. (synced through dropbox) * Wunderlist - For grocery shopping list
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by pavs 10y ago
http://www.slashgeek.net/cloudflare-making-internet-little-b...
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by pavs 10y ago
Thanks for dumping CloudFlare.
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Lichess: Bigger, Stronger, Faster(en.lichess.org)
2 points by pavs 10y ago|0 comments
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by pavs 10y ago
Starting an ISP is insanely expensive and needs long (10-15 years) wait before you start seeing any profit, if at all.
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by pavs 10y ago
I agree with you on ISPs having control over the content is a bad idea. But I also urge you to consider that the pressure on lower price from customers and government regulators are a real pain. There is a reason why ISP sector doesn't
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by pavs 10y ago
I think there is a miss communication between consumers and internet providers. I think if the consumers were aware of how things are run in an ISP they will be more understanding and reasonable when facing a problem like not being able to
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by pavs 10y ago
To be fair, we need to be able to answer the hard questions before making things a reality. Going to mars and making it habitable is not exactly something we have a lot of experience in, so there are a lot of questions but very little reaso
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by pavs 10y ago
There is a difference between news reporting and manipulating public perception. Let the public make up their mind, just give them the dry facts.
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by pavs 10y ago
Because success rate of therapy is very low and takes a significant amount of time to work, if at all. I have had anxieties all my adult life, I have tried most things under the sun before starting taking meds. Frequent anxiety/panic a
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by pavs 10y ago
I ma not a very good runner, but runners high is the single amazing high I have ever felt in my life. I have tried few things that give you high so I had some baseline to compare to. I don't know if everyone gets runner's high
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by pavs 10y ago
This. I am an ISP owner and we block popular ports used to run services by default. 99% doesn't care and their computer gets hacked or they get virus/malware and those malware starts running services and spamming the world and our
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by pavs 10y ago
I admit I haven't done any therapy by any therapist. I have read some CBT book and tried to do it myself without any progress. Its also one of those things I probably should look in to (along with sleep apnea suggested by someone else)
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by pavs 10y ago
My dad has sleep apnea. I don't think I have sleep apnea, because I don't have most of the symptoms/pre-requisite of sleep apnea. But this is self diagnosis, I reckon I probably should get a proper test done.
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by pavs 10y ago
I agree, but it's very difficult for me to fall asleep naturally. I have tried all the well-known advice and even tried long workouts late in the day so that it would help me to get tired and fall asleep. The only thing that works for
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by pavs 10y ago
With Google doc you can do "File -> Download as -> epub / pdf" and other formats.
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Starting an ISP is really hard, don’t do it(slashgeek.net)
6 points by pavs 10y ago|1 comments
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by pavs 10y ago
You make it sound like I am putting down his contribution. I am not. You should read my comment in context to the person I am replying to.
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by pavs 10y ago
When you are a billionaire the cost of running something like this is probably a rounding error.
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by pavs 10y ago
I wonder if Netflix makes it as easy to apply for their local CDN nodes as google does with GGC. I know akamai is super difficult to apply for and get admitted. Ever since Netflix became available in our country we have been hurting BW wise
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by pavs 10y ago
I was specifically referring to last mile fibers in reply to OP implying that outside the cloud business internet is cheap. In this context, I was not talking about cloud business and connectivity cost within data centers (which are also no
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by pavs 10y ago
> Bandwidth is dirt cheap outside of the Cloud Enterprise level network equipment and infrastructure are extremely expensive. Unusually cheap BW rate usually means cheap equipment or over-subscription or not enough qualified support pers
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by pavs 10y ago
I am talking about free users.
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by pavs 10y ago
I don't understand why Cloudflare is used by so many sites. I would guess that for 95% of it's users, it doesn't solve any real problem. http://www.slashgeek.net/2016/06/07/cloudflare-making-int
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by pavs 10y ago
In our office, one of the best decisions we made is to move to google docs. I had to push it through because most employees were used to working with MS office and emailing docs and excel files to keep everyone in the loop. I know One Drive
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by pavs 10y ago
The problem is NK is nothing like China. NK leadership is nothing like China, opening them up would only make them militarily more dangerous to deal with. But I agree with you that there needs to be and end to this, but I have no idea how.
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by pavs 10y ago
BTW interesting blog. Added to my rss.
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Helpless to Prevent Cancer? Actually, Quite a Bit Is in Your Control(nytimes.com)
3 points by pavs 10y ago|0 comments

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