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811.
by rmoriz 16y ago
This is especially true if you are currently a tech consultant / developer. You usually sell through quality/experience and price. When it comes to building your MVP startup, you will have to make a lot of sacrifices to the quality and feat
812.
by rmoriz 16y ago
I would use Powerdns instead of BIND. It's opensource and already comes with a geo backend (among others). http://doc.powerdns.com/geo.html#AEN6738 The doc says, Wikimedia uses PowerDNS' geo backend.
813.
by rmoriz 16y ago
There a some people recommending Bratislava: next to Vienna, great place to live and still cheap. Would be interested in hearing more about it. Anyone?
814.
by rmoriz 16y ago
Frankfurt/Main? Why? Besides the banking sector the city is dead. No user group activities, no "cool shops" or startups. Highly expensive like Munich and Hamburg without having real benefits besides the great airport.
815.
by rmoriz 16y ago
so everyone wants to know: Is it VMWare?
816.
Engine Yard Co-Founder leaves / big news end of month(twitter.com)
30 points by rmoriz 16y ago|16 comments
817.
by rmoriz 16y ago
recurly.com is another subscription payment service. I guess it depends on the support of your preferred merchant account/aquirer and fees. Spreedly, Chargify and Recurly are from a feature comparison view 95% the same. If ~100$ a month is
818.
by rmoriz 16y ago
iirc: O'Reilly stopped maintaining perl.com content around that time and finally handed the domain over to the perl foundation a few weeks ago… http://www.perl.com/pub/2010/07/relaunching-perlcom.html
819.
by rmoriz 16y ago
not working for me either.
820.
by rmoriz 16y ago
Please forgive me my near-off-topic answer: Sure there are users out there without JS. There are still some IE6 users out there. But in most cases you need just look at your target: If you build a SaaS service you probably focus on the earl
821.
by rmoriz 16y ago
Shameless self-promo: You can check for Ruby on Rails with my tool: http://IsItRails.com/ It is quite accurate, approx. 80% of the time.
822.
by rmoriz 16y ago
My "PHP friend" has already done several profitable projects with the least amount of perfection. He knows how to do it right, has already the traction to bring already paying users over to his other new projects. Unfortunately he lives ~50
823.
by rmoriz 16y ago
> release before it's ready. The technical community seems to have these virulent quality assumption: Everything test driven, inside out, full stack, behaviour drive. This is great and a must if you have a clear product requirement and/
824.
by rmoriz 16y ago
Yes. It's a kind of pro/cons. The subconscious starts to think of all reasons why this will fail for sure. Then it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy: You work less, waste time and focus, procrastinate. Then it's over.
825.
by rmoriz 16y ago
I tried once to involve a junion partner (but 50/50) in one project. The idea was to give him a ruby introduction but with the main focus for him to do others things so that I can code e.g. he should checking out support-SaaS, googlemail, t
826.
by rmoriz 16y ago
I understand you, but learning to walk is standard. Everyone knows that everyone (at least 99%) will learn and do it. It's a no-brainer: just keep trying. It will work. If you have some side project you are distracted every day by things th
827.
by rmoriz 16y ago
that really might be. Unfortunately people are only willing to take over if: a) it makes them easy money, or is near to be profitable b) you pay them for doing your work (you trust your idea, so you it will pay others, too? sure..) c) you c
828.
by rmoriz 16y ago
sorry, was too tired to proof-read it and can't change it anymore :( Maybe an admin can help? Thank you!
829.
Ask HN: Loosing Faith - the startup killer
64 points by rmoriz 16y ago|45 comments
830.
by rmoriz 16y ago
There are many ways to do it. From an "academic" point of view, the versioning through http accept headers is considered the "best one". I'm usually going with a path prefix as nearly everyone else does. As you probably have a lot of API us
831.
by rmoriz 16y ago
duplicate of http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1496742
832.
by rmoriz 16y ago
impressive. Keep us up to date about the numbers of your LED Light app.
833.
by rmoriz 16y ago
One ASN is not enough. Think of the "routing mistakes" caused by censorshop etc. Or if your IGP routing blows up…. So if you really need to archive 99.999999% you'll have to invest A LOT of money, time, people.
834.
by rmoriz 16y ago
maybe it's about the defintion of high availability. If you need 99.999999% a DNS based solution will not work. But even Google, Yahoo and others use a short TTL to switch between their datacenters… So this should be "reliable enough" for n
835.
by rmoriz 16y ago
I know, it's my app ;)
836.
by rmoriz 16y ago
What's technically interesting: http://www.bizyellow.com/ looks at first view like a .NET app (.aspx) but after a closer look it's definitly a Ruby on Rails app.
837.
Hashrocket execs (not Obie) charged in $425 million mail fraud case(jacksonville.com)
116 points by rmoriz 16y ago|108 comments
838.
Apple app helps San Jose cops catch iPad thieves(mercurynews.com)
1 points by rmoriz 16y ago|0 comments
839.
by rmoriz 16y ago
If you have an iOS 4 iPhone could you do us a favour and access http://vm.io/wm and click "connect". A near-real-time twitter feed should appear if WebSockets are supported (tested w Safari5 Desktop, Chrome 6). Please share your results.
840.
by rmoriz 16y ago
I guess VMware itself is soon an interesting target to buy in. Consider the cloud computing business is dominated by Amazon, Oracle, Microsoft and Google, other companies with even more money on the bank need to buy in on a strategic perspe

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