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by rmoriz 14y ago
I build a couple of ARM "servers" out of a PandaBoard (dual core + 1 GB RAM) and a self-made case (lasercutter) http://www.flickr.com/photos/rmoriz/sets/72157629535790241 http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18645 They're running Linaro, th
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by rmoriz 14y ago
I'm getting strange transmission errors. Other v6 sites e.g. heise.de work fine. (I've fully disabled IPv4) https://img.skitch.com/20120522-nr5jf24birq4j7ggtqnmrruxn.jp...
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German Pirate Party enters its 4th and largest state(wahlarchiv.tagesschau.de)
83 points by rmoriz 14y ago|26 comments
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Everyone should check out the source code of Liquid Feedback (LQFB). It's really a mess of pg pl/sql and lua. Zero! tests. http://www.public-software-group.org/liquid_feedback_core http://www.public-software-group.org/liquid_feedback_fro
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by rmoriz 14y ago
Excellent tutorials!
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by rmoriz 14y ago
While you probably get a lot of traffic with HN and reddit it really depends on your product. For example: if you build a managing app for landlords I doubt any of the sites you mentioned will bring you paying customers. Maybe some people s
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Germany: Pirate Party enters the 3rd state parliament (~8.5%)(telegraph.co.uk)
6 points by rmoriz 14y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 14y ago
awesome tutorials+videos but mixed feelings on your couponing strategy: - too many different discount coupons (20..30..50%) - in a very short time frame (2 weeks iirc) So early adopters will be disappointed to see a much larger discount onl
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by rmoriz 15y ago
ok :) In this case I would buy the cheapest server from https://robot.your-server.de/order/market or a VPS/vserver to gain trust in the company+network.
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by rmoriz 15y ago
depends if you bought extra IPs (up to 4) or a whole subnet? There are some tutorials by customers on how to setup routing at http://wiki.hetzner.de/
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by rmoriz 15y ago
well, at least the Pirate Party is very strong in Germany. >10% in country-wide surveys http://www.wahlrecht.de/umfragen/index.htm
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by rmoriz 15y ago
nearly-free peering at http://de-cix.net/ and http://www.n-ix.net/ to offload a big load of traffic + bandwidth and fibres are not that expensive here in Germany (unless you go with Deutsche Telekom).
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by rmoriz 15y ago
If you're outside the EU, you probably don't have to pay 19% VAT. So it's even less than 109€...
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by rmoriz 15y ago
There are some other companies in Germany and France that operate for over a decade at very affordable prices. OVH, Strato, 1&1 to name some. If you're from outside the EU you'll probably even get the servers without having to pay the 1
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by rmoriz 15y ago
Once I had a performance issue with my 100Mbit/s VDSL and asked on the forum. CEO himself checked the peering capacity and wrote me an email. While I still have to pay for my dedicated servers, I really love the way they're doing business.
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by rmoriz 15y ago
yes. it's linked on: http://www.facebook.com/HetznerOnline and probably shows: http://www.datacenterpark.de/index_en.html Here's a list of all data centers: http://wiki.hetzner.de/index.php/Rechenzentren_und_Anbindung...
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by rmoriz 15y ago
bare metal hardware of course: http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/405734_294418...
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by rmoriz 15y ago
better?
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by rmoriz 15y ago
Hetzner AG is highly profitable. They have to publish a balance sheet at http://www.bundesanzeiger.de/ (German only) Annual net profits: 2008: 4.077.791,31 € 2009: 4.448.824,49 € 2010: 8.925.128,81 € Accumulated profit
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by rmoriz 15y ago
EX 5 has a lower setup fee. Some people want to save once and pay more... (I don't understand those folks) The EX5 is the last one with the old-gen CPU and was kept because in the early days of the i7-2600 it was too expensive to offer high
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by rmoriz 15y ago
their API: http://wiki.hetzner.de/index.php/Robot_Webservice/en ruby: https://github.com/rmoriz/hetzner-api gem install hetzner-api
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European server provider Hetzner now offers a 64GB RAM box for 109€/mon(hetzner.de)
222 points by rmoriz 15y ago|193 comments
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by rmoriz 15y ago
webhooks/streaming api for changes would be awesome! skydrive: tried it for 10 minutes, could'nt find versioning/revert support => deleted
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by rmoriz 15y ago
BeagleBone has node.js support, too: http://beagleboard.org/bone https://github.com/jadonk/bonescript
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by rmoriz 15y ago
440€? no way! If you need performance and graphics: PandaBoard ES (182$, dual 1.2GHz, 1GB RAM, wifi) BeagleBoard-xM (140$, 1GHz, 512MB RAM) If you need a small form factor ("Altoid"-size): BeagleBone (90$, 700Mhz, 256MB RA
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by rmoriz 15y ago
So that review says multiple times, that Debian is the OS of choice. I remember reading that a Remix-version of Fedora is the "official" RaspberryPI-Distribution. Maybe that's the reason for some negative test results?
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by rmoriz 15y ago
well, at least it requires explicit user action. If I enter my real name somewhere, I'm probably fine with providing my phone and post address, too. When in doubt I use a fake identity. what about chrome's credit card autofill?
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by rmoriz 15y ago
Why doesn't let us the iPhone block incoming phone numbers? It's rediculous!
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by rmoriz 15y ago
If you plan to write a blog post about other German computer/electronics pioneers, why not pick Heinz Nixdorf: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinz_Nixdorf http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixdorf_Computer_AG http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C
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by rmoriz 15y ago
Maybe EMC is planning to reintegrate VMware. VMware already bought a lot of tech companies in the cloud and development space. To go into a competition with a subsidiary firm does not make any sense.

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