tangothedog

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   by tangothedog 14y ago

   It could be running as a VM..
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   by tangothedog 14y ago

   The ISP might not have any idea, but your usenet provider does. I'm curious if it's common practice for them to log user activity.
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   by tangothedog 14y ago

   In my opinion, this is an unfortunate side effect of the "growth at all costs" economic policy of China. Money becomes the only thing that matters -- IP, the environment, even the health of citizens is second-class. As China further develop
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   by tangothedog 14y ago

   If the subject interests you, I'd recommend it since I've personally found it difficult to find detailed information about side projects. I purchased it partly for the information, but also to hopefully motivate myself to pursue some projec
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   by tangothedog 15y ago

   It's a common way to describe uptime. It means 99.99% uptime/availability, which works out to under 1 hour of downtime per year. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nines_(engineering)
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   by tangothedog 15y ago

   systemtap is another utility in this vein that's worth checking out http://sourceware.org/systemtap/
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   by tangothedog 15y ago

   Somewhat off-topic, but I'd like an explanation for why startups are requiring facebook in order to sign up for a service? I'd love to try turntable.fm (as well as rolling.fm, and mixapp.com), but I'm not on facebook nor do I ever plan to b