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by robalfonso 10y ago
I think you have a point, however, those issues all exist regardless of the router/modem. If that is all you changed and the speeds dramatically changed, then it bears further investigation. I don't think the post is saying this
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by robalfonso 10y ago
For a long time people could spend their whole career at one company - now not so much, do you think we may be swinging back to that? From a business perspective its better to keep your high performers as long as you can - pay them what the
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Not much discussion of the anonymous survey - are these "High Performing Employees" Self selecting? My gut says quiet spaces are a boon to productivity - but why not prove it instead of a research methodology with holes so large I
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by robalfonso 10y ago
My business does this as a part of its offerings. The deals are usually all custom as they are potentially very valuable domains involved. Most of the time though they have a buyout component after a certain period of time and they sometime
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Me too! Love grocery, tougher with kids. I find the free cookie at the bakery seems to be a good incentive for them to behave, ymmv
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Just curious - do you like cooking? I find people who don't like going to the grocery also don't enjoy cooking. Not a 100% correlation but my gut says a strong one.
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by robalfonso 10y ago
I think its entirely reasonable that if the company said ahead of time, we are covering cost X, anything outside cost X is on the employee. (thats obviously not what happened) Who wants to work for someone that cheap?
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Yes, but you might not understand me. I meant they are assuming they are doing the evaluating on behalf of their customers. I'm the customer and I've got to do the evaluating , but I might not understand the potential but telling
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by robalfonso 10y ago
You have to evaluate the type of account disclosure that was possible against your own use cases. My company bills 1m a day through our online site, if my logins to our domain registrar were exposed then yes. .00001 is worth it, in the case
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Another Cloudflare customer also said basically this is much ado about nothing, but prefaced their comment by saying "We take security seriously". Whats offensive here is if you take security seriously, then if there is a .01% cha
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by robalfonso 10y ago
First, thats the way it is - so knowing that you need to keep the information up to date. Regarding Why - ICANN runs on a multi stakeholder model, meaning governments and legal entities get a seat at the table too. They have an interest in
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by robalfonso 10y ago
I'm in the registrar space. A few observations. The process overall is not great, but ICANN's process didn't fail this customer. The customer needs to keep contact information up to date. If you own 100+ domains you should b
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by robalfonso 10y ago
awk and sed are fantastic for command line processing of text. You really should take a look at them. All that said, if you don't find yourself trying to do something in bash and thinking "there must be an easier way" then
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Backups every 24 hours? I would have expected hourly. This is a experience thing, when doing things with data (like wiping db directories) I mv a directory rather than rm it. If you are working on a problem for hours you are likely to make
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by robalfonso 10y ago
This is the problem that remains unsolved for many businesses. Good engineers don't necessarily make good managers. So they hire MBA's to be managers, but a MBA doesn't correlate to being a good manager either, in fact there
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by robalfonso 10y ago
I keep telling people the Mcdonalds of the future isn't going to be the same large box with robots running around - it will be much smaller, because robots can use every inch of the kitchen area unlike humans. I think this also has som
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by robalfonso 10y ago
You clearly don't have site to site mass materializers (ie star trek transporters) then you could just move it to your location when you need it. Get on the ball!
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by robalfonso 10y ago
I always find this kind of thinking to be counter productive - we are all going to be older. The people hiring, the people recruiting, they will all find the same bias working against them in the future - why not do future you a favor and n
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Slightly related - had a AWS account, the account tied to it was for business use only - at some point I had credits/balance on the business account and someone gained access to the regular amazon account and bought some digital goods,
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Legal/Govermental/Regulatory issues, someone has to deal with it. No single organization is going to deal with every country and their various legal issues. Registries and Registrars help abstract a lot of that (ICANN definitely d
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by robalfonso 10y ago
I think this is just terribly in bad taste (I suspect under the hood there is no "Yes" if statement). I was also surprised that the "how can I help" link takes you to a page to help elect democrats. I don't know w
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by robalfonso 10y ago
I've always been intrigued with the idea that it could come down to a president from one party and a vp from another!
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by robalfonso 10y ago
At the end of the day I hold hope he'll approach this like a business. He'll hire the best he can find, fire the incompetent (of which government has many) and generally clean things up. What remains to be seen is how much the pol
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by robalfonso 10y ago
I won't get too much into the various possibilities, but simply put, if neither candidate has 270 electoral votes, then the election is decided by congress, the incoming one. So really there is no chance its not trump.
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by robalfonso 10y ago
They did say on average it would be less than a comparable gas fill up, so not exact but an indication it would be a fair price.
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by robalfonso 10y ago
The project is built from drupal, the same CMS is used for whitehouse.gov. It seems drupal is seeing a pretty good up take for these types of websites.
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Actually as of 2013 - ICANN required registrars on the latest contract to standardize whois output, further next year a new protocol RDAP will be available that will add to this. So I'd say their are much more workable solutions here
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Incidentally I find that to be a smart business move for them as well. I mean if you behave like a gTLD you integrate much faster than say .es where you have all kinds of offset rules you must apply to their expiration or .nl who give you a
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by robalfonso 10y ago
I've got a friend who does wifi installs in stadiums and other large event spaces. This kind of install is the very definition of hostile networking environment. It cannot be easy to use lots of wifi devices with so many radios all bl
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by robalfonso 10y ago
Can I just say, anyone who uses the fee extension over crazy price api's or downloaded lists is my friend!

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