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John Scharffenberger, The Tastemaker(inc.com)
1 points by samt 17y ago|0 comments
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by samt 17y ago
yeah, absolutely. In my experience it's often a team-based incentive program to encourage cooperation with other tech sales people.
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by samt 17y ago
The best news that could come out of this deal would be better Linux support for T1/2/2+ and Thumper hardware. Awesome hardware but I can hardly justify building expertise and support infrastructure for Solaris just to run it.
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by samt 18y ago
Having evaluated oss message queues for high volume web services I can see exactly how twitter might make this decision. - activemq: high resource usage, not super stable at high loads - rabbitmq: messages must ALL fit into memory. Your m
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by samt 18y ago
clearly you've not spent much time working at a large company.
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by samt 18y ago
@waldrews: I have some freelance bandwidth for an interesting Seam project. Contact is in my profile.
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by samt 18y ago
Investments by Bodie, Kane and Marcus (BKM) is one classic that still has value in this climate.
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by samt 18y ago
How can the service provider point senthil.com to the subdomain? Can't without domain ownership. Either they act as a domain reistrar or they provide instructions to create a cname record.
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by samt 18y ago
have not run not such a site myself, so take this with a grain of salt. I assume that most use a database-backed DNS server like MyDNS, so adding/removing/etc subdomains is a simple db call.
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by samt 19y ago
Apple is just absurdly, incredibly far ahead of every other pc manufacturer out there. They'll come to market with "green" laptops just when "green" is meaningful to consumers, make a huge splash about it and get an amazing amount of free p
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by samt 19y ago
Someone has to mention Cornell. The undergrad community is intensely entrepreneurial, the CS department is top notch and you won't find nearly as many a-holes as at Harvard (half serious).