philjohn

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2041.
by philjohn 15y ago
In most places you are responsible for the accuracy of any returns sent to the tax authorities, not your accountant or creator of a software package.
2042.
by philjohn 15y ago
The intent of that clause would have been to allow them to a) actually show the images on the 500px site, b) highlight them in "popular images" on the site, c) surface them in API results.
2043.
by philjohn 15y ago
Why do you care so much about what other people use to get a job done? Care about what you use.
2044.
by philjohn 15y ago
Luckily having to drive 100 miles is less commonplace in a small country such as the UK where you're rarely more than an hour from another major city (discounting parts of Wales and the Scottish Highlands).
2045.
by philjohn 15y ago
Then they should be forced to pursue a private prosecution in the UK, where the crimes were committed instead of relying on a technicality that allows them to wrest "jurisdiction".
2046.
by philjohn 15y ago
Unions exist in other countries that have highly successful industries, take Germany for example.
2047.
by philjohn 15y ago
It's times like these I'm glad my WPA password is 63 characters long. It's easy for me to remember though as it's a long sentence. Bit of a pain when setting stuff like Apple TV up though :/
2048.
by philjohn 15y ago
Plus, if you overprovision a 320 you not only increase IOPS, but also increase endurance.
2049.
by philjohn 15y ago
That's pretty much the same in any language - if you don't have the discipline to keep your code in a good state in one, why would you suddenly gain that discipline in another?
2050.
by philjohn 15y ago
How about blocking all motion picture and record company sites too. It's not as if they actually contribute anything of value to the Internet.
2051.
by philjohn 15y ago
I think the families of the tens of thousands of people killed in the Japanese Tsunami last year would disagree.
2052.
by philjohn 15y ago
Perhaps "1 seat left at this price" would be a less confusing.
2053.
by philjohn 15y ago
Lots and lots of small items also costs though, because there's a 100byte per k/v pair overhead. So if you're storing 2GB of 100 byte k/v pairs, you have to pay for 4GB of storage. If you store lots and lots, you probably also have either h
2054.
by philjohn 15y ago
You can mark items in S3 as requester pays, which means you don't get hit for bandwidth.