syntheticlife

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by syntheticlife 12y ago
Or, sometimes you have to serve 10k pages at once. http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html
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by syntheticlife 12y ago
Irrational exuberance?
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by syntheticlife 12y ago
Yeah bro, chill out. Not every product needs to 'work' or be 'good'.
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by syntheticlife 12y ago
Glad I don't work in your industry.
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by syntheticlife 12y ago
This is also a good time to hone your negotiation skills with regards to salary. It's a lot easier to ask for something ridiculous when you don't want the job. Once you figure out what the threshold between 'reasonable'
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by syntheticlife 12y ago
Only when git repack operations run.
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by syntheticlife 12y ago
FWIW: Every time you modify a file in git, it adds a completely new copy of the file. 100mb text file, 100mb binary file - makes no difference. Modify one line, it's a new 100mb entry in your git repo.
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by syntheticlife 12y ago
If there was any doubt as to why mobile browsers are so uncustomizable, it is specifically because it is the last remaining place where users are held captive by content providers. This is why Google and Apple don't allow plugins. This
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by syntheticlife 13y ago
Username, password and email to sign up for an account for a service that doesn't need any.. No thanks.
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by syntheticlife 13y ago
Technically.. wouldn't they start their own companies and be in charge of the door anyway?
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by syntheticlife 13y ago
DINGDINGDING We have a winner. This is most likely why they don't support WebDav (where you could easily employ encryption layers over a standard protocol) They should just give up the pretense they're providing a service and make
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by syntheticlife 13y ago
Nice complaint-brag
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by syntheticlife 13y ago
If you do things like this, or parallel-ssh, or 'input from one terminal gets rebroadcast to N other terminals that you're running ssh in' - make no mistake - you are doing it _WRONGEST_ out of all possible wrong ways of cont
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by syntheticlife 13y ago
Blog about it when you work a 4-day week and _earn_ $4.75m/yr.