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raarts
12y ago
Try reading the PostgreSQL documentation on this, then read my comment again.
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raarts
12y ago
The problem with these setups is that: 'There Are Many Ways To Do It'(tm), and: 'You Really Need To Test For Your Use-Case'(tm). I need to read and understand everything to decide what's best in my case. And then yo
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raarts
12y ago
Ookla lists the US as #26. Akamai does not rank the US as a country. But stifling the economy is not only a matter of speed. It's also a matter of how much you pay for that speed. Let me explain. I am a Comcast customer. When I look at
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raarts
12y ago
Nobody is only moving text around, occasionally (how often depends on the type of work) you need to move a lot of data. In that case a low speed connection stops you in your tracks.
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raarts
12y ago
I think by now it's hard to deny that Comcast & friends are stifling the progress of the US economy. The US is 31st worldwide on bandwidth speed (which really can't be explained by the US's size alone), consumers and busi
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raarts
12y ago
In The Netherlands a law called WBGO gives you the right to access - and correct - your own medical records. The law was instated Apr 1995.
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raarts
12y ago
I've been looking at learning Haskell for al the obvious reasons, but I've been put off by all the lengthy and detailed introductions to the syntax, and math oriented examples, that seem written by theoreticists. What I would lik
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raarts
12y ago
This. Is good advice. Take it from a grey guy.
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raarts
12y ago
Why not try a chart corrected for country GDP?
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raarts
12y ago
> Should the ISPs be forced to upgrade their network every time? Come on, they have been doing this since the internet started. And in the beginning of internet some services were hugely popular as well. Keep in mind that upgrading the n
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raarts
12y ago
OF course they are not really 'free', but does Amazon pay toll to get things delivered to you? Do government bodies who maintain the roads, tax large suppliers to make use of them?
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raarts
12y ago
Think. How would the content providers - any of them, from Disney to Facebook - get their content at the consumer without the data-distributors, from Comcast to AT&T ? The saying is internet kills the middleman, but this is the real mid
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raarts
13y ago
I work for http://www.voclarion.com . Might be worth a look, though we offer a host of features you might not need.
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raarts
13y ago
Exactly. My product was stolen by a competitor. In court I could show their product had the same bug as mine. That was the start of their downfall. They bankrupted.
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raarts
13y ago
No, it's just you getting middle aged. When they're young they are beautiful, and if you see a beautiful woman, it means she's too young for you..
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raarts
13y ago
Buy a good piano, get a great teacher, and practice. A lot!
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raarts
13y ago
Whatever work he brings in, it cannot sustain both of you, so either he needs to make billable hours, or you both need to seek employees to bring in more money. Also whatever you do, really try to seek help from someone older you can trust,
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Change any webpage with graphical tools with Jellify
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13y ago
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