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by piramida 17y ago
Well ServInt can up your plan in minutes, too. Free evaluation of the next-size VPS for two weeks. All it takes is one email.
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by piramida 17y ago
Yeah and I also think he's missing the point that people use mongrel not because it's awesome like Zed, but because they don't have choice. Having deployed several mongrel-based servers I personally think mongrel is a crappy server, and is
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by piramida 17y ago
And you won't be wrong as it's on of the top VPS providers, and the oldest one too. For 6 years have hosted my projects with them with great success - really, one day of fibercut downtime, plus several occasions with 15 minute downtimes due
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by piramida 17y ago
for a non-php developer that article is kind of trivial entry level stuff so no value either.
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by piramida 17y ago
So what has really happened, or Rackspace does not go as far as explaining customers what was the reason and what measures are taken so it won't happen again? I'd be surprised if that is the case. My current hoster costs less and does much
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by piramida 17y ago
Article is so full of it pitching DB2 that it's not even funny. Oracle, as an active MySQL contributor (InnoDB) would of course maintain and support it for the lower end niche market, probably adding an easier migration path up to the ful
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by piramida 17y ago
That is obvious, anyone who had a hard problem knows that just talking through it (or writing it down) helps straighten your own thoughts.
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by piramida 17y ago
and I thought platinum pins for 1s and holes for 0s melted into solid granite bed is the preferred long time storage!
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by piramida 17y ago
So what's the story of mcdonalds.com after the registration? Court case? Anyone knows? This wild 90s had many success stories when companies were paying to get hold of their trademarked domains since legal system was in doubt, but it does n
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by piramida 17y ago
Yeah and bing also fails miserably looking for digital cameras, giving top two completely irrelevant non-english results by default (japanese and greek sites) I mean, for a pre-populated set of queries I'd expect them to blow google out of
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by piramida 17y ago
Paid advertisement? I've been to a number of VPS hosters that do just that and much more - ServInt, Knownhost, liquidweb etc - and they have better plans too.
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by piramida 17y ago
yeah I think the standard answer is "don't store credentials i the cookie". session key only and central session storage.
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by piramida 17y ago
True, if house building was business-driven (instead of solely architect-driven) then it would make more sense to use materials more suitable for iterative process. Like cardboard boxes... When requirements change weekly and by the projects
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by piramida 17y ago
Funny article, I hope the author was not being serious. C is everything when you need performance, but having something done quick and maintainable - in C - no sorry. If somebody would dare to actually create a rails or django level frame
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by piramida 17y ago
Heh bugged me too, I hear this statement often and it's coming from people who believe vim is only about 'i' and ':w'. vim has quite a steep learning curve, especially comparing to TextMate, but feature-wise it's all these editors and more.
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by piramida 17y ago
It does advertise Sun's hardware but scaling memcached to heavily multicore setups is interesting, irregardless of hardware used - same points would be valid on highend intel servers. Good to know it's possible to saturate 10G without much
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by piramida 17y ago
man find expanded into article? nice.
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by piramida 17y ago
Well they probably are, the valid question is "how extensively". I never felt a need to tweet about languages I use to code, why? So I think this represents a percentage of happy vs unhappy neophytes, with arcane languages being at the top
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by piramida 17y ago
assuming that could be true, we get the paradox of "who actually did invent this things, then?" :)
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by piramida 17y ago
And another point - how much would remain of an original nature-made human after that. So far, every optimization/fix we made to our body's protective system led to a more serious illness that would avoid the invented cure. I'm afraid fixes
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by piramida 17y ago
This post (and the blog overall) shows how the forgotten art of tracing/debugging executables can seriously affect web 2.0 community - when the last person who knew assembly will retire we are all doomed :)
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by piramida 17y ago
I find that "quality programming" is almost non-existent on TV which tends to create programs suitable for the lowest common denominator of possible audience. Which makes even scientific show dumb, shallow, pointless, non-educational. Reall
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by piramida 17y ago
MMORPG games where players would be able to actually affect scenery could become a reality now - not only adding objects as in SL, but any imaginable changes since the visuals would be centrally served - which opens some breathtaking possib
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by piramida 18y ago
Try phone interview at google to get that "really dumb" feeling after an hour of answering tricky questions - all of which are real easy when relaxed, but not when there is an "invisible interviewer" waiting on the other end.
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by piramida 18y ago
It's a completely different way of thinking about your data, so there is no question why they don't converge. Django's ORM has a more relational (read traditional) approach, and SQLA tries to have you forget about tables at all. While it is
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by piramida 18y ago
Really surprising that it beats cPickle with binary protocol. Good stuff, thanks.
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by piramida 18y ago
Oh great, article about how much money a scam generates! We need more of these on the Internet, it's too honest and valuable now! Everybody that's out of job should do some ebay scam, why bother working while there are so many easy money ma
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by piramida 18y ago
But 12 people you refer (for a maximum +3GB you can get through referrals) would potentially increase their income by a larger margin! ;) I'm waiting for some intermediate plans like 10GB, really, as 50 is way too much traffic to be synced
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Ada + OpenSolaris = AuroraUX(osnews.com)
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by piramida 18y ago
That's actually a first MS OS which I must say I like without any 'but's. And definitely it comes as a huge relief after Vista, which made me stop by Apple shop more and more often. Performance-wise it seems even better than XP and that's w

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