sitepodmatt

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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
We agree on last part of the sentence that's for sure.
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
I read through the slides briefly, is it just an analysis of the current state of affairs? I can't quite tell to be honest, a lot of jargon there that's over my head, but I worry if those complaining fall into the same boat as me,
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
You make a reasonable point, health and safety bullshit can go too far at times, but equally exploitation often goes further - in that the effort to save/pockets costs shadows the good will. Very difficult to quantify
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
I stand corrected, thanks
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
There was Paint.net, and they did use god awful WPF in Vs 2010 iirc
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Do Telehouse / Equinix facilities do half racks nowadays at their NAP orientated facilities? I'm sure they do at their subrate places but not as many choices (rephrased s/subrate/acquired: ones they've acquired over
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Plus the rack at one of the supported colo neutral of the peering exchange say $800mo usually an equinix or telehouss,plus the cross connect $300mo, plus redudant protected circuits to your data center from the incumbents, plus juniper&#x2F
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
This. One also has to remember that long ago there was no serverless, no VPS/cloud/ec2/linode instances, no heroku/beanstalk/appengine, no docker/vagrant - to get going fast you had $x/mo shared hosting an
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Fixed. Scheduled. Coming to iOS 15 in 2022...
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
IMAP is far too chatty, latency kills performance due to numerous round trips. It might be a standard, it might be open, but it's far from optimal. New standards will replace it (hopefully) https://jmap.io/ . FTP has sa
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Wait, so for example hedge funds can buy aggregated data from BoA about how much is spent at Walmart on BoA CCs on a daily/weekly basis, wouldn't that data be very valuable prior to an earning call/report, somewhat like insid
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Depends. If the cancellation terms are advertised then its point and click and done and money back in a few days - no questions asked - hotels.com or agoda.com - do it regularly as plans changed. Most of direct hotels you have to email thei
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
I thought Google hotels/flights used the OTAs, but instead of the OTAs making 13-18% commission, Google leaves them with 3-8% taking 10% themselves (Which no affiliate of the OTAs has ever gotten close to that high of % before)
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Cpanel is a fucking joke, on day one they launched their federated ID (yes scary concept) I reported a 101 xss in it, they can't do anything right, that's as late as 2016. Industry standard, don't make me laugh. How have you
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
https://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1726800 it seems so, here is a law firm on a $8/mo cpanel server with every service under the sun running on the box (SSH, FTP, https, pop, IMAP and so on) and hundreds
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
SharePoint integration is a shit show? I've never seen a SharePoint setup that isn't a shitshow, the enterprise SaaS we work with even use it as their help desk it's comically disasterous.
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Serious question, are there any professional VPN companies? Dont most VPN companies depend on cloud providers for many locations too. Most VPN companies have had serious screw ups in the past. PureVPN - disable all encryption by default for
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
I wonder if any of investors are backed (indirectly maybe) by memory makers Kingston, Samsung, Micron VC arms etc.. Just a thought..
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
That depends, Europe to/from Asia, whatever airline, it's uncommon not be on a 787/a350 which are very new or a380 (ranging from 2-10years old), occasionally have to suffer a max 15 year old 777/a330 (some airlines are s
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
At the same time reducing bathrooms (a350-900 for example), i.e. increasing passengers per toilet. Logic ain't with this airline, the glory days for SG are well gone.
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
In aggregate it would be wasteful not too. I don't see a problem with this
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Commercial $$$, I thought self promo for commercial license was against the rules?
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Revolut are a nightmare. After using it for several months and fully verified I apparently entered a CVV incorrectly on one transaction. Revolut blocked the card but with no notification, and no inapp indicators, all showed normal in app, a
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
It's in beta and closed access at the moment though https://www.digitalocean.com/products/kubernetes/ Would be interested as test/QA environment but I guess combined with 'CPU Optimized Droplets&#x2
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
The problem is every UK bank or fintech prepaid is either Visa debit or MasterCard debit. maestro only exists on some kid cards 16-18yr old limit.
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
In other words a veggie forcing his food beliefs onto others... What a shitty company to work for, what's next a ban on coffee beans? Non organic food?
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Scum like WSJ still practice the call to cancel timewaste practice
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Top stuff. Impressed.
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
Not a problem now, but if you expand to the UK the word Brexit is on everyone lips and will be for the next decade. Are you sure you won't suffer from Brex-it association brand wise?
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by sitepodmatt 8y ago
It's been donkey years since I've been involved in Windows networks, but back in XP / Server 2003 times not everything was exposed as a Group Policy option, however it was trivial to deploy a package to write to the registry

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