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by spydum 12y ago
as the congress critter already identified: you are just pushing more folks who would want to do the job out. i think there are a good sized number of folks who legitimately do the job to serve. when you hook payment to the outcome of the w
902.
by spydum 12y ago
I am fairly certain this is correct. Mail search, spotlight search, all are due for some improvements.
903.
by spydum 12y ago
It kills me PMTU still can bite us. I remember when working at an ISP ~15 years ago and fighting PMTU issues all the time because we first tried to roll out ADSL service with PPP and later bridging and there was a bit of overhead we didn&#x
904.
by spydum 12y ago
Sun did the same thing on Solaris (charging extra for the compiler).
905.
by spydum 12y ago
I would guess that it didn't.. just another example of the exploding requirements.
906.
by spydum 12y ago
I have the same almost instinctive reaction. I think we're probably guilty of it as well, just not as aware of the shape it takes (just look at the emacs vs vi folks, perl vs php, .net vs j2ee).
907.
by spydum 12y ago
You are allowed to dislike sports, even hate sports. What you shouldn't do is brag about your ignorance or dislike/hate of it as a way of projecting your status. I don't follow baseball or most sports, but folks might ask me
908.
by spydum 12y ago
So I'm confused.. was author just not able to follow thru code path to find that the auth token was just spamming 1's? or was it a bit more cryptic than that? the real code in the APK for computing the auth_token was probably some
909.
by spydum 12y ago
I think the real major difference is the psychological factor: Google as a brand stands for "free": Gmail, search, YouTub.. You name the top major Google products or brands, and they are considered free in most consumers minds. Yo
910.
by spydum 12y ago
So, maybe a naive question, why does a manager need a pager?
911.
by spydum 12y ago
wow, that urgently needs a video! (FYI remove the QD from your link..)
912.
by spydum 12y ago
agreed. I think I had around 7 different barracuda 7200's.. not a single one remains operable, all failed, though they did survive >1yr, they just didn't have the longevity of WD's or Hitachi's which ran on the same i
913.
by spydum 12y ago
Yes, this is very much happening -- mostly based on the insane pricing difference of supporting Hadoop clusters vs ntz or td infrastructure. Just following a simple 3year lifecycle of HW depreciation essentially boosts your performance for
914.
by spydum 12y ago
BGP, and usually some internal routing protocol on each end of the ASN path (likely something like OSPF). But those only inform the forwarding tables, they aren't an active component of the request. You could always go into the forward
915.
by spydum 12y ago
Sounds like tibbr, which works okay. My employer is pushing yammer as a replacement, but as others have said, adoption is spotty. Bunch of senior managers with time on their hands thr post popular platitudes and feel good nonsense. Not ver
916.
by spydum 12y ago
Very true.. Though I recall the power7 stuff being released years ago as a very tech heavy event, and yet it seemed to go down without much of an impact as well (though the aix guys I worked with were convinced it was game changing). I thin
917.
by spydum 12y ago
excellent, will definitely read this. However, I will caution that sports/coaching is different, and I would not jump to generalization on this. I am not a sports guy, so I can't quite relate personally, but there is a certain lev
918.
by spydum 12y ago
good points, but "don't be abusive" doesn't quite cover it for me. while that for sure should be there, maybe there is a 2 subsection a), which is be your childs mentor. in that you need to give them the push sometimes o
919.
by spydum 12y ago
Better phrased: >Corporate Development, aka corp dev, is the group within companies that buys other companies. If you're talking to someone from corp dev, that is likely the reason , whether you realize it yet or not.
920.
by spydum 12y ago
seems like you should be able to define a qos policy to apply to frames tagged on the wireless vs wired, and apply it on the uplink.. pretty sure they do show up at individual interfaces. problem with torrent or anything is, you dont have v
921.
by spydum 12y ago
very much so.. no doubt how the "Grid" in Tron was conceived.. in fact, these photos have a "tron" kind of feel to them (the saturation of some of those neon colors looks very EL)
922.
by spydum 12y ago
perhaps the team managing the centcom twitter account[1] should be checking their offices? :) [1] http://therightscoop.com/breaking-centcom-twitter-youtube-ac...
923.
by spydum 12y ago
start over? the 90 days is not spent attacking the code.. it's split across testing/packaging/etc. The developers can continue to pour over the code in PARALLEL to the testing to check for similar avenues/triggers, and a
924.
by spydum 12y ago
unlikely we will know the true internal discussion, but it seems unlikely it realistically took MSFT 92 days to put together a patch. It seems far more likely they sat on the disclosure and did not prioritize it appropriately, after google
925.
by spydum 12y ago
vanity base word is vane; or to be so focused on how pretty or appealling you are to others. often used when talking about asthetically pleasing names when talking about tech stuff (vanity hostnames for example.. dns names which are excessi
926.
by spydum 12y ago
I bet they all consume copious amounts of coffee while saying it.
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by spydum 12y ago
Surprised to see NC slower than SSH on network throughput. All of the authors benefits came from compressing the payload first.. Curious if enabling compression at the highest levels for SSH would have worked, or as others suggested, piping
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by spydum 12y ago
The real solution here is not to interview people, but to discover people OUTSIDE of a hiring scenario, and recruit them after you've determined they would be a great fit (inverting the game). It's just unfortunate that it is much
929.
by spydum 12y ago
indeed, sleek looking device. The PDP-1 is pretty awesome as well, and I recently got a chance to see a recently restored, fully functional PDP-1 power up, and run some apps at the computer history museum: http://pdp-1.computerhi
930.
by spydum 12y ago
I fully agree with your last point. It seems absurd that the seemingly default answer to sourcing talent is to look out to different countries. Local talent exists across the entire US, it just isn't pursued. As to why that is? Perhaps

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