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by quickben 10y ago
It would probably be some proprietary extensions in something like systemD. Increase the complexity to code about 10x to eliminate the small devs, etc. Nothing we haven't seen with the open doc standard, ActiveX, Java portability, etc.
752.
by quickben 10y ago
But the website is down right not. Everything is resource constrained environment. With exposure to larger traffic hitting various services comes experience to not do things like that. Somebody had to keep the world running and some of us
753.
by quickben 10y ago
Thinking so low about the entire human population besides yourself, won't get you far in life.
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by quickben 10y ago
The whole point of the service is to automate stuff so you don't have to open their webpage ever again if done properly. This doesn't bring advertising revenue in.
755.
by quickben 10y ago
But then people may not 'share'. This way they are explicitly instructed.
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by quickben 10y ago
They are very very close. The differences are minute at this point. Unless you are doing some heavy relational algebra, it will be hard to distinguish real world results for simple queries. In the end I chose Solr because it comes with &#x2
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by quickben 10y ago
As a person that's actually running a hobby search engine: It's simpler to apply a coefficient on a hostname string than process associated data; may it be during a fetch, a processing or a search phase.
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by quickben 10y ago
Eh, we are entering an area of speculation. The right answer is 'only google knows', but since you are asking twice this question, let me try to take a wild guess: - Google, an advertising company, benefits from having access to t
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by quickben 10y ago
After spending a week evaluating if we are to pick Solr or Elastic, here are some of the more interesting conclusions: - Solr comes with optional security config; Elastic charges for Shield. At the time of the evaluation, Shield pricing was
760.
by quickben 10y ago
Wouldn't it be simpler explanation that they just rank down everything with mail in the name?
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by quickben 10y ago
What, like this one? http://www.cnbc.com/2016/07/19/google-could-face-3-separate-...
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by quickben 10y ago
What type of drive does your MacBook have?
763.
by quickben 10y ago
Why not? If you are looking at least 10k/house in taxes, it's very efficient to have a full time staff to check out the recently flipped (well...) MLG houses.
764.
by quickben 10y ago
Just thinking about this in a detached, mathematical sort of way. The increase or 400,000 over 4 months, is more than 1% of the value. Depending on how crazy the market it, prices may jump even higher short term to accommodate the added spe
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by quickben 10y ago
And if they are an actual external company and not external recruiter?
766.
by quickben 10y ago
So in a summary: FCC tries to stand up for users. Paid article tries to go against FCC.
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by quickben 10y ago
You do not want a 'downside' with any database. Especially when big money are involved, people are shown the door for far lesser issues than the ones that docker seems to have. By the way, you still haven't answered his que
768.
by quickben 10y ago
And then the NFS handle goes stale, and the fun begins.
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by quickben 10y ago
I'm 35 and in good balance and desire for life. I want to share that you too should: - read your Marcus Aurelius - listen to some Alan Watts - you are not alone, or the first person to get existential, many before you did and many afte
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by quickben 10y ago
Oh, thanks.
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by quickben 10y ago
While severely Stalman, your point is valid. But, the apps momentum will never allow that to happen.
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by quickben 10y ago
By your logic, an emergency brake in my Ford Escape will be usable only if I have their sync software on the system. Gps is a basic selling feature, get over it.
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by quickben 10y ago
There will have to be onsite maintenance for battery/invertor swaps long before any battery power product, let alone energy backup, reaches 5000 cycles of lifespan.
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by quickben 10y ago
Just imagine if they wrote encyclopedias in your communication style. Completely fictional example: From Ye Great Book of All Scottish things, 856 year of the Lord, page 17: - yepswatter : a very commonly used household object, just ask any
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by quickben 10y ago
Clickbait headline.
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by quickben 10y ago
They'll make one be less lost at the start, however you still have to do the work.
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by quickben 10y ago
As far as I recall, there are 8 bytes set to zero in the TC header at a very curious location.
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by quickben 10y ago
That is a scary thought.
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by quickben 10y ago
Why? The whole purpose of a search engine is to bring you to the result site, not to search forever.
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by quickben 10y ago
Well, that's a fair point. On a side note, the current pattent system needs combing. There are so many junk previous-art patents that one has to wonder how they got granted.

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