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271.
by tacticus 12y ago
Still loud as all fuck when they are occupying the park next to your office.
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by tacticus 12y ago
And every court case fights to close off other things.
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by tacticus 12y ago
Have you considered rebuilding into already available space in the cluster? Something similar to how ceph or swift handles rebuilds? you get rid of the individual disk sitting around as a spare. though it would break the idea of a tome bein
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by tacticus 12y ago
Shame about the price and the inability to put more than 8GB in it. (and the fact that dell are still stupid about global availability)
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by tacticus 12y ago
So if you actually want a solution what is wrong with making it an opt in when you sign up for the service or through the admin page for your service. rather than making it opt out with mandatory bits.
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by tacticus 12y ago
Or they just send a takedown notice again (yes it's against the law but they won't have anything happen to them)
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by tacticus 12y ago
Gotta love queensland. The state that made it illegal to go have coffee with two friends without a police permit.
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by tacticus 12y ago
Yes.
279.
by tacticus 12y ago
How exactly would it help af447? wasn't that determined to be an issue with the pitot tube becoming blocked and one of the pilots just holding the stick back until they stalled at 47 thousand feet.
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by tacticus 12y ago
Wouldn't the US need to at least follow WTO findings if they wanted to use the WTO for that or risk China just ignoring it.
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by tacticus 12y ago
How exactly are they cloning something and then just blowing it up to a significantly large size? (though if someone could show up with actual clones (or near enough to) of the mba range that would be awesome.
282.
by tacticus 12y ago
Actually the NT did implement the left on red stuff for a short while. Too many idiots was the final judgement. Also roundabouts work great for low volume roads but with roads with significant traffic directions basically lock out the ones
283.
by tacticus 12y ago
aren't landing fees charged for all pax landing including those who will transfer.
284.
by tacticus 12y ago
Because sun decided to sabotage it when they released it and oracle haven't stepped back yet.
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by tacticus 12y ago
Thanks Tony?
286.
by tacticus 12y ago
and sharing state between them? or ensuring that only one is doing things when only one should be doing things? (STONITH needs to be implemented somehow) the performance penalties you enjoy if you go down the shared disk path (which is stil
287.
by tacticus 12y ago
The problem with this is that singular systems require a lot of engineering effort and produce interesting side effects when you attempt to make them reliable. Any singular system is going to fail.
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by tacticus 12y ago
The solution for this is to run your own CA internally and push out the cert to all the machines. (if you have byod stuff it makes it a little harder but you could still have an internal ca signing only a certain subdomain and get people ot
289.
by tacticus 12y ago
Ok the brief they submitted in the java case was just last year. they believe that APIs should be copyrighted and should be controlled by those who build the first implementation. Which is just great news for anyone ever building anything.
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by tacticus 12y ago
There is a slight difference between thousands of kms and 10s of KMs
291.
by tacticus 12y ago
Why not use the built in git support for pass?
292.
by tacticus 12y ago
Also the smallest advertisement wins. if an isp in india advertises all of amazons AWS ranges as /24 or even smaller the routes will go there even if the bigger ranges are closer.
293.
by tacticus 12y ago
Well he is a member of the government but not the governing party (just their stooge)
294.
by tacticus 12y ago
Most of the symbian devices are being replaced by android phones not windows phones. The high end market is android and ios. the middle of the market is android and small amounts of other the low end of the market is android for the most pa
295.
by tacticus 12y ago
aren't the most recent regulatory changes all about requiring more hours before being able to do significant commercial flights?
296.
by tacticus 12y ago
The microsoft lawyers siding with oracle claiming that APIs are copyrightable paints a business as usual story
297.
by tacticus 12y ago
How shit are your school buses that they weigh more than the max mass of a full size low floor bus (non articulated version)
298.
by tacticus 12y ago
But it is very easy to combine wal-e and the built in streaming replication.
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by tacticus 12y ago
Yep use the built in postgres replication and something like wal-e (from heroku origionally) and then manage the failover with a trigger file.
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by tacticus 12y ago
Needs more Melbourne already :P (sorry about the pain and suffering if you do decide to build out melbourne and look at PTVs API docs)

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