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CentOS releases continuous repo for immediate access to patches(lists.centos.org)
2 points by rkalla 15y ago|1 comments
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by rkalla 15y ago
Chrome uses a process-per-tab model, so each tab you have open is its own running rendering engine/browser instance. That is why you can have tabs crash and be closed without taking down the entire browser. Firefox shares more state interna
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by rkalla 15y ago
I see your point; I interpreted the post to be more targeted at folks that weren't aware of Neo4j or graph-specific data stores and might be trying to hammer their nails in with screwdrivers (only know MySQL and nothing else) and the post w
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Responsive IMGs(cloudfour.com)
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by rkalla 15y ago
Ah! That is exactly what I was hoping for (skipping the JSON in/out cycle server-side). Keeping the HTTP protocol in this case is fine for me and not require any unexpected changes to Couch. I hope that binary format work can be make config
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by rkalla 15y ago
I had only read ancillary data about the new replicator work on the lists and in JIRA, really glad to hear that it got the rewrite treatment. Is this work going to go into Couchbase 2.0 builds? (not necessarily the current preview, but the
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by rkalla 15y ago
Tim, is the Couch server still going from binary disk data to JSON and then you convert that to the binary format or is your work actually allowing Couch to skip any textual JSON generation such that all the REST methods are still there, bu
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by rkalla 15y ago
Are you guys using any of the replication? If so, have you seen any of the replication failures that are tracked in JIRA right now? There are 2 or 3 nebulous "replication breaks" bugs that are filed from older versions, but one that says it
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by rkalla 15y ago
I like the idea that Tim is working on a binary-based protocol interaction with Couch. If the binary protocol integration is generic enough I'd like to discuss with them the possibility of supporting the Universal Binary JSON format ( http:
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OnStar reverses recent controversial ToS changes after backlash.(media.gm.com)
1 points by rkalla 15y ago|0 comments
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by rkalla 15y ago
Chris, your point was strong enough without the bile.
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by rkalla 15y ago
Hmm, then I retract my assumption that "Scrolls" was clear, I was under the impression that to some extent it was similar in clarity to saying "Warcraft" and people generally knowing what you mean, or saying "Warhammer". Thanks for the clar
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by rkalla 15y ago
That's a good point... maybe my prompting question was wrong. "Are you familiar with Scrolls lore" or "Scrolls style of play?" or "Do you like the Scrolls games?" maybe better options so they are grouped.
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by rkalla 15y ago
I understand that it is cool to root for the little guy, but with $20 million in the bank[1] and something like 20 employees (I am trying to remember from the docu about them), Markus isn't a guy sitting in his dorm room trying to hack his
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by rkalla 15y ago
I've been a linux desktop user on and off since Redhat 5.0 and usually take a year break between attempts to give it time to catch up. Recently I installed Fedora 15 because I love the new Gnome3 desktop and was disappointed to have all lit
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by rkalla 15y ago
I have a good friend that worked at Microsoft in the R&D labs for years (he was one of the leads on Synth and all that photo-rendering fanciness that eventually found its way into mobile Win and had a extremely popular iOS app for a whi
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by rkalla 15y ago
Justin the L&F of the site is brilliant... you really nailed a nice design here with the perfect data density mixed with visual flash.
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by rkalla 15y ago
Combine this with the announcement that lawmakers are signing petitions to let through the A&T/T-Mobile merger after $1 million in donations and at least we have a better picture of what Washington is going to look like in the future: 1
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Supreme Court Rips Up Campaign Finance Laws(npr.org)
1 points by rkalla 15y ago|1 comments
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Lawmakers push for AT&T/T-Mobile Merger after $963,275 in Donations from AT&T(bgr.com)
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by rkalla 15y ago
Hah, very good point.
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by rkalla 15y ago
+1, hardened boot is something we will address eventually with MBR and BIOS viruses on the rise again. Makes sense for MS to push In this direction and Intel/AMD aren't going to lock down that hardware to anything else. Your $200 Dell from
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by rkalla 15y ago
The document is a work in progress, please excuse poor formatting or overly wordiness, but let me know which areas need work and I'll keep chopping away at it. Corrections, suggestions and recommendations to the spec are much appreciated. I
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Req for Feedback: Universal Binary JSON Specification(docs.google.com)
1 points by rkalla 15y ago|1 comments
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by rkalla 15y ago
BB, sorry for the confusion, I was using your post as an opportunity to stand up on my soap box. I didn't mean to put words in your mouth.
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by rkalla 15y ago
I imagine a lot of patent trolls (e.g. Intellectual Ventures) just read this headline and interpreted it as: Patent sector profits rise to half a trillion. The This American Life piece on patent trolls[1] (Which I am sure a lot of yo
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by rkalla 15y ago
We'll have to wait and see how legal it is until a lawsuit is brought or outcry online embarrasses the company into action to change it. Sad that those are the only two things that will get this addressed, but it seems born-into corporate e
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by rkalla 15y ago
Thanks for the list, will take a look.
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by rkalla 15y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, hadn't heard of those two.
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by rkalla 15y ago
Matt, I appreciate the heads up, I wasn't familiar with any of those and you are right, if a couple of hosts have great chemistry it makes up for the lack of tech so B2W sounds like it might be a good fit for me. Thanks!

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