tedchs

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by tedchs 12y ago
I previously tried helping a software team deploy their .Net app on Windows VMs. As a Linux engineer, I was shocked at the lack of built-in remote deployment/management options, especially those able to be automated. FTP and SMB shar
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by tedchs 12y ago
Software Defined Networking is about moving the control plane out of switching/routing devices and into general purpose servers, so that they can make better forwarding decisions such as improved convergence time. In the sense that I
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by tedchs 12y ago
For those interested in mindfulness, I recommend the book Search Inside Yourself. It's based on the course at Google by the same name, as mentioned in the article. It's an easy read and I found it actionable in everyday life.
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by tedchs 12y ago
Sorry to hear about your situation. Unfortunately, this likely happens more often than you'd like to think. If I were in your shoes, I would immediately re-establish contact with the recruiters who previously made you offers, and let
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by tedchs 12y ago
Nice job guys. I appreciate the optionality of having a password. I was also able to successfully use your site with only my phone, which some sites have issues with. One suggestion, although it's helpful to have Wi-Fi passwords list
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by tedchs 12y ago
With Google Domains, Google is its own registrar. It is not a reseller for someone else.
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by tedchs 12y ago
It includes email forwarding, which you can attach to gmail.com account.
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by tedchs 12y ago
FYI, Google Domains includes customer support. I have been using it for a little while and it's really nice.
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by tedchs 12y ago
Or maybe, you know, nobody knew about this guy's sense of the string "futurestack" and New Relic's marketing people brainstormed for a good conference name (increasingly difficult) and just went with it. You do not have
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by tedchs 12y ago
Looks like this is one of the "most overused Web servers" at the moment. HTTP errors about mod_slotlimit.
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by tedchs 12y ago
Is it legal in Denver to for police to demand a non-driver's ID? Why did no one ask the officer "Am I being detained? Am I free to go?" when he did not state a reason for the traffic stop and started asking probing personal
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by tedchs 12y ago
The only thing you say at this point is "I request you to close my account effective immediately. Is my account closed yet?". Anything else you say (e.g. "You're the reason I'm leaving" or even "I'm
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by tedchs 12y ago
FWIW, this is about 2,300 qps on average. Nothing to sneeze at, but the per-second scale removes the awe factor of "6 billion a month".
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by tedchs 12y ago
BTW, Google Apps has a feature where you can share to "people within my domain who have the link", which is a very nice middle ground between "everyone on the Internet with the link" and "I need to explicitly choose
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by tedchs 12y ago
Article's headline does not match its content. The "$6000 a month" idea came from what somebody posted on Glassdoor about a college intern at another company. Article conflates that with saying Facebook is hiring high schoo
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by tedchs 12y ago
You remind me of myself at 17. Your post tells me you have both the capacity and the appetite to learn, which is the foundation of success in this field. Keep chaining one body of knowledge to the next.
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by tedchs 12y ago
This post really resonated with me. The fact is, there used to be less to know to be a "full stack" engineer, and the expectations for what "good front end design" means were much lower 7+ years ago. I sense a widening
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by tedchs 12y ago
Nice reinforcement of "performance tricks" almost always equaling "get the computer to avoid doing extra unneeded work that it used to be programmed to do".
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by tedchs 12y ago
Are you software developers? Are you Web designers? Two very different markets. If I am a small business, are you a company I would hire to design my web site? If so, your competition is Squarespace / Wix / my local high schoo
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by tedchs 12y ago
Just says "Yo. Please take security seriously.". Was this something else earlier?
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by tedchs 12y ago
Correct, the ultra cheap one is OpenVZ (i.e. a container, not a VM). They do have a KVM option that looks like similar prices to DO/etc.
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by tedchs 12y ago
I filed a ticket for a /48 and their support set it up for me. I didn't use it heavily but it worked very well; I basically made my own personal tunnel broker. :) A /56 still gives you (64-56)^2 = 64 /64's, and I
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by tedchs 12y ago
For the folks using Digital Ocean, have you considered Ramnode? $18 per year for their ultra-tiny plan, "OpenVZ SSD VPS (SVZ v2) - Atlanta - 128MB SVZ". I kinda love a company that constantly posts a 25% discount code on their
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by tedchs 12y ago
All of AWS has changed significantly in the past 6 years. I think it's disingenuous to say that an outage from that era, for any provider, influences your thinking nowadays.
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by tedchs 12y ago
Status update says they're running Ceph, an S3 work-alike. I don't want to say "clone" because nobody outside Amazon really knows how S3 works, and Ceph merely has an external HTTP API that supposedly works the same way
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by tedchs 12y ago
What do you mean "no affiliation"? It's one of Dream host's services.
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by tedchs 12y ago
Hi, I think the point is that the graphs need Y-axis labels to be meaningful.
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by tedchs 12y ago
I am so glad to see the benchmarks' source code here. So often these "performance" blog posts get written in a completely unreproducible way. A core element of the scientific method is that others can reproduce your experim
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by tedchs 12y ago
Does this mean AppleScript will actually be documented now? The problem historically has been code is written from random examples, without actual reference docs that make it possible to discover what's available.
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by tedchs 12y ago
@pg, news.ycombinator.com does not have a AAAA record. Is there any chance for it to support IPv6?

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