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by soult 16y ago
While looking at the serverfault thread linked somewhere in this post, I found the following site: http://www.namingschemes.com/ It's a whole wiki full of naming schemes. It actually included the one I am using (Battlestar Galactica calls
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by soult 16y ago
There are lots of pools you could use that offer a vast amount of names, assuring that you never run out even if you have a very large number of hosts. Good examples in my opinion are names of things existing in real life, e.g. band names,
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by soult 17y ago
Your post got me interested: Do you think that HN could pull of another thread like this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=652952
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by soult 17y ago
So? This does not help me at all. If my host is down, then my site is down. If my JavaScript CDN is down and I have no fallback, my site is down as well. You imply that "totalDownTime = CDNDownTime", while really it is "totalDownTime = Webh
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by soult 17y ago
That's horrible! Also: How the hell did they finance handing out Mac laptops to all their students?
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by soult 17y ago
There are two things to consider: First, you need to make sure that your filename is a long, unique, hard-to-guess string, that is easy to generate. This rules out all 5 UUID specifications: Version 1: MAC + timestamp => easy to predict
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by soult 17y ago
But those ideologists are right, Flash is evil in so many ways: a) It eats babies. (Seriously, look at how much CPU and RAM it eats.) b) It's insecure. Want a flaw that even users with a safe browser (ie not IE) are not safe against? Search
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by soult 17y ago
I remember that I wrote "Under construction" and "Please visit my guestbook" as a link on my site. Can you find it?
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by soult 17y ago
Last time I checked, Geocities didn't support HTTP keep-alive. They do however support gzip compression, which wget doesn't support. Also, as you noticed, including "Googlebot" in the User-Agent works around the bw limit. Did you archive re
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by soult 17y ago
How about http://allmydata.com/ ? They offer a JSON-based, restful API, an FTP interface or you can use their open source software which includes encryption.
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by soult 17y ago
This is not Apache specific. If you take a look at the HTTP protocol, you will see why: Every request has the full path in it (e.g. GET /images/xyz.png HTTP/1.0) , but it is actually optional (in HTTP 1.0) to specify the domain name/host th
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by soult 17y ago
Do you provide an API or do I have to use your client? Does the client run on 64-bit installations? Are you really offering storage for $10/100GB/month or $100/100GB/year? Sounds quite inexpensive to me. Do you also give discounts to studen
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by soult 17y ago
If you remove the statistics and the url submission form, so that only the redirection is kept alive (= no broken links) I think a $10/mo account should be sufficient.
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by soult 17y ago
If you only want to do redirection, no statistics stuff, then pretty cheap. If they don't want submission of new links, even cheaper, they could even run it on shared hosting.
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by soult 17y ago
No. Scribd: To watch our crappy swf stuff you have to upload another PDF. BitTorrent: To download a file (=bittorrent is content agnostic) you should re-upload parts of the file that you have already received.
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by soult 17y ago
This seems to only work when coming directly from Google to ExpertSexChange.
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by soult 17y ago
According to Wikipedia, a monopoly "exists when a specific individual or enterprise has sufficient control over a particular product or service to determine significantly the terms on which other individuals shall have access to it.". Given
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by soult 17y ago
Here's the Wikipedia article for that episode: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Spritz_Goes_to_Washington
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by soult 17y ago
Well, actually his greatest skill is to give people something and make them believe it is what they want.
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by soult 17y ago
Currently studying and developing my own ideas in my free time.
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by soult 18y ago
Imagine you search for a solution to a very annoying bug in your favorite program. Now imagine you find someone posting on a mailing list with a link to the solution/a patch/something that solves your problem. Imaginary problem solved. Now
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by soult 18y ago
Please release a separate file without trend information, as not everyone will need it. For the data format: How about a simple CSV file with 3 fields: "domain-part,path,url". This would translate to such entries: amazon,a, http://www.amaz
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by soult 18y ago
I recommend gatling: http://www.fefe.de/gatling/ It's the fastest httpd I know of. You might also want to try thttpd: http://www.acme.com/software/thttpd/ I heard all the porn sites use it to host their images. With only the http server
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by soult 18y ago
Actually I "hate" Windows because after 15 years and 6 major version it is still crap. There are so many errors, bugs, crashes in Vista that you wonder if the developers of Windows are all retarded.
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by soult 18y ago
Since the first 2 are quite common "open trackers" (where open refers to the fact that they track any hash you submit), it is often quite likely to find sources there, because other people add them as well when they want more sources. Furth
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by soult 18y ago
The tracker is down, but I found some by adding some open trackers and activating DHT: * http://tracker.thepiratebay.org:80/announce * http://denis.stalker.h3q.com:6969/announce * http://tracker.soultcer.net:80/announce
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by soult 18y ago
Wikipedia provides dumps of it's link table: http://download.wikimedia.org/backup-index.html
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by soult 18y ago
I am using RAID1 on my PC and RAID0 on some servers, all software raid with mdadm. I never had any problems temporarily removing one HDD from the array (when I needed some free space for a short time) and resyncing it again, but I always ma
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by soult 18y ago
I can't read any of the sample CAPTCHAs provided.
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by soult 18y ago
Only students in America get .edu mail addresses. Many countries use .ac.ccTLD for educational institutions instead.

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