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shrike
6y ago
Pinboard.in (not affiliated, just a happy customer) offers an archiving service for saved bookmarks.
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shrike
7y ago
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: IaaS, SaaS, PaaS Product Management and Engineering leadership. Résumé/CV: https://gestas.net/ , https://gestas.net/Craig%20Carl%2
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7y ago
Found https://github.com/cameronleger/goes16-background , works well.
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7y ago
Assuming Google has access to patient PII would this data be covered by the CCPA ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Consumer_Privacy_Ac... )? I couldn't find a Health Data option at https://takeou
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8y ago
Take a look at https://www.justwatch.com , it’s exactly what you’re looking for.
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9y ago
About 8 years ago I broke my leg and eventually developed a methicillin-resistant infection where screws had been inserted. Fighting this type of infection in the bone is difficult. I spent 11 months in a hospital bed plus some time in a SN
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9y ago
When I was at AWS we were using generators from a large commercial supplier. We were constantly having issues with them refusing to take over if there wasn't sufficient load. Doing so puts lots of stress on a generator and can signific
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10y ago
Oracle | Seattle, WA | Local or Remote (USA) | https://cloud.oracle.com/en_US/bare-metal Are you ready to join an incredible team and shape the future of the cloud? Today we offer compute, storage and network and we ar
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10y ago
That was what I was looking for, thanks!
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10y ago
Do you have a link to the off the shelf product they used for this project?
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10y ago
I'm actually really interested in the technical details of the tracking devices. They had to have batteries that lasted months and they had to be designed to work with the cellular networks in basically any country on Earth. (I'm
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11y ago
Link is broken (404), should be - http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/21/us/oregons-legal-sale-of-m...
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12y ago
I read the article and as near as I can tell a Chinese person worked in Arizona's 'Intelligence Fusion Center' and then left suddenly. That's it. No evidence of any impropriety, no charges were filed, nothing. I don'
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12y ago
My fridge. A simple barcode reader I can scan an item with when I use the last of it. We could develop applications that add it to a offline or online shipping list, track the amount of 'item' we eat every month, our spend etc. We
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12y ago
A link to the Amazon listing - http://www.amazon.com/Business-Adventures-Twelve-Classic-Str...
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AG sues Kickstarter project that didn’t deliver
(seattletimes.com)
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12y ago
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13y ago
Check out Ylastic for this - http://ylastic.com/Features-Sheduling.html .
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13y ago
You can search for Amazon.com items at Fresh.amazon.com. Anything that shows up is available to be delivered by your Fresh driver.
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13y ago
Here are the servers, spin one up and give it a try! https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/search/results/ref=gtw_na...
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13y ago
In my experience the performance of the new AWS CLI is roughly the same as s3cmd as long as you are using a version of s3cmd with multi-part upload included.
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13y ago
There is also http://www.awsnow.info/ , now with RESTful access to pricing.
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13y ago
I use GNU Parallel with s3cmd to move big data sets in and out of S3. I can easily saturate any network connection. I was able to GET ~2TB from S3 onto a Gluster cluster in a little more than an hour by using GNU Parallel to spread the GETs
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13y ago
There is a DNS service in every VPC now, that shipped earlier this year. New instances are automatically added. Is this what you are looking for - http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonVPC/latest/UserGuide/vpc-dn..
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13y ago
Check my profile.
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13y ago
Amazon Web Services - Global AWS is hiring! Come solve some incredible, amazing problems on a platform that scales the globe [0]. Last time I posted I was overwhelmed by all the email and couldn't respond to everybody, please submit your re
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13y ago
Check out http://www.awsnow.info/ .
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Boxcar Energy
(slate.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
If you have a reserved instance that is in the running state but you aren't using it, then yes. If you have a reserved instance that isn't running then that slot is likely available on the spot market.
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14y ago
Excluding t1.micro instances you are getting a fixed, dedicated amount of CPU per instance, CPU is not a shared resource on EC2.
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14y ago
I've been using Virtual Post Mail [0] for about 2 years, it has been excellent. It's a bit more expensive and the implementation is different but the end result is similar. [0] http://www.virtualpostmail.com/
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