sargun

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by sargun 15y ago
5.5" limits the usefulness, a lot of the parts I want to make are going to be 6.1+" - I'm primary thinking of things like cable holders, replacement HDD holders, etc..
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by sargun 15y ago
I wish that the print surface was larger. 5.5" is just an awkward number, I would love if it was something like 6, or 8.
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by sargun 15y ago
There are going to be a lot of admins, which the first thing they do is take out that CF card, plug it into their computer, and flash it with their company's standard software / configuration image. A lot of these are enterprise-administere
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by sargun 15y ago
I wonder if you could resell your reservations. Additionally, I would love to support a little airline like this even by buying an occasional single round-trip.
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by sargun 15y ago
This is genius. How do you vet your experts? When is this going to release? Please take my money.
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NPR: Your Picks: Top 100 Science-Fiction, Fantasy Books (npr.org)
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by sargun 15y ago
This was made by the OpenMoko guys, after that project failed. It's a pretty neat device, that's surprisingly powerful, but unfortunately there is no commercial backing to drive development.
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by sargun 15y ago
What's the app?
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by sargun 15y ago
This has been one feature that I've been waiting for a while for a while. Otherwise, multi-region load balancing had to be done in the application, via geo-IP, or a third-party provider. The only thing I'm curious as to is what kind of meas
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by sargun 15y ago
That's awful. I loved this book as a kid, and recommend it to every young person. The series as a whole taught me quite a bit about human nature. I would not call it pornographic at all - The few scenes in the book where there is nudity, th
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by sargun 15y ago
Perhaps our factories in the US need to take a hint from Foxconn. "Foxconn-run health centers right on campus" - sounds like a great way to reduce health-insurance costs by requiring your employees to take preventative care. Especially, wit
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by sargun 15y ago
What's great is how much of this tech is going to the open market. The foam that's being used for this is already on the open market. It's really an ideal model of how private research can help our society as a whole.
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by sargun 15y ago
Sorry, but I prefer my crypto being tried and tested: "What makes you think you can invent a good cipher if y ou have no expertise in the subject? Maybe you can, but it's not terribly likely. Imagine how you would react if your doctor told
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by sargun 15y ago
Mainframes are awesome tools. I'm curious as to what NASA's computing fabrics look like today - commodity hardware, or typical "Big Enterprise" - dumb, monolithic systems.
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by sargun 15y ago
I'm glad that this change was made. We run a site that's 100% SSL. Our internal latency testing has led us to believe that certain users are feeling 10-15% page responses because of OCSP response times.
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by sargun 15y ago
Number 2 should have the subpoint "You must travel along the curvature of the Earth" - that is, until we get IP over neutrino. Honestly, even for a joke-RFC, this is pretty spot on.
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by sargun 15y ago
I would look at Google's papers regarding TCP tuning mostly. They're very well written with some real-world data. What kind of applications are you creating?
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by sargun 15y ago
The biggest thing that companies miss when they're building SaaS applications is that the network fucking matters. I'm talking from a internet-connectivity perspective. The view here is that you can take any ol' 'enterprise' ISP and put you