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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Yes. This refers to the cloud controller, which all Meraki devices connect to, as opposed to the traditional appliance/software that you install and host yourself for your own devices only.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
See: http://www.meraki.com/company/cisco-acquisition-faq In essence, everything is supposed to go on as before. What is really going to happen remains to be seen. Money changes everything, and there's a huge difference in company cultures
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Those are called tactile keyboards and have many advantages (and the disadvantage of being noisy, although this varies by switch type): http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/mechanical-keyboard-guide
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
I used to work an 8 hour day, then go home, have dinner and go to bed immediately after. I then got a few hours sleep and woke up refreshed and with a clear brain between midnight and 2am. I then coded for a few hours until I started feelin
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UK ISPs to be forced to install porn filters(telegraph.co.uk)
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Duplicati does not yet support Amazon Glacier. For an interesting discussion about the troubles implementing it, read Kenneth's comments: http://code.google.com/p/duplicati/issues/detail?id=689
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
This prompts some interesting questions. Could you design a brainless chicken or one with just enough brains to eat, breathe and lay eggs? And would that be more or less horrible compared to the way chickens are currently being treated in f
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Respectable CAs will email you a warning about a month before it expires. Disreputable CAs will email you 3-4 months before it expires, emphasising that you need to "ACT NOW" (GoDaddy is guilty of this).
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
If you're shipping hardware, why would it need to run well under Xen?
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
It also doesn't work well under water.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4500479
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
I see lots of flat shares listed, but there doesn't seem to be a filter for them, which would be useful.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
A niche in the book market, not in the Linux distro market.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Thanks for showing it was that easy. I knew this was possible, but I thought it to be way more complicated. Now I'm more inclined to use it (if I really need that level of optimisation).
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
"In other news, the Arch Linux Handbook can be downloaded in .mobi format, free of charge, from http://archlinux.ca/arch_linux_handbook_3.mobi " Problem solved? The benefit of having it listed on Amazon is probably negligible - it's not
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Patching my fonts seems a bit excessive just for a fancy prompt.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
bog |bɒg| noun 1 an area of wet muddy ground that is too soft to support a heavy body: a peat bog | figurative : a bog of legal complications | [ mass noun ] : the island is a wilderness of bog and loch. • Ecology wetland with acid peaty so
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
It's increasingly becoming clear that the practice is very different. There's several cases, most notably Assange and the current Megaupload trial that indicate that private entities are putting pressure on governments, who in turn put pres
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Encouraging bad behaviour by making it safer to behave badly.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
This makes a lot of sense. A hacker's computer is a very personal item. Most hackers will be in a situation where there is little distinction between the tools they use at work and those they use at home. There's also likely to be many hour
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
VSee ( http://vsee.com/ ) doesn't look bad, but it's also closed sourced. Something built on open standards (SIP/XMPP) like Jitsi is likely to be more transparent because you won't have to guess what some mysterious supernode does and doesn
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Luxembourg actually, with Swedish founders and Estonian coders.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
At last you can fork the truth and make your own version of it. I imagine this will be a hit with governments everywhere.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
UK equivalent: http://aa.net.uk/ "We have no so called black boxes to covertly monitor traffic and/or pass traffic monitoring to the authorities or anyone else. Obviously the law is such that we may have to add such black boxes, but we w
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
And then people complain when they can't seem to hire anyone that knows their tech stack of the minute.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
I like the idea of Flattr, but I think it lacked the ability to donate a specific amount to a specific person/thing. So it seems to be more of a cash-backed "Like" button, which is nice too, but different from "I feel this Software is worth
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
This is exactly the way I want to buy media and other "soft" goods. I wish it was widely adopted already. I want to know what I'm buying and iTunes previews, shareware trials, demo versions, movie trailers or what have you aren't nearly goo
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Scary.
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
Seems to be using Google's data visualization API, line chart, curve type "function" ( https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery... )
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by sdfjkl 14y ago
This is nice for just exploring Python (and modules).

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