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thezilch
12y ago
Or... > That's a double positive. Indeed!
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12y ago
It's loaded dynamically. You want the following: http://www.microsoft.com/global/Investor/RenderingAssets/Dat...
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thezilch
12y ago
That's OK; they can now go, with their education of illegal drugs, and now setup shop and sell those drugs now legalized. Seems to me these employees would know the ins, outs, does, and donts of the business. Or they were just brutes a
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Apple, Facebook to pay for women to freeze eggs
(usatoday.com)
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thezilch
12y ago
Twitter is not an investigation authority. Nor should they be. Report it to the proper authorities. None of your suggestions are going to do anything but aggravate the offender further, which is the entire point of the post you've repl
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thezilch
12y ago
The post claims that it could take several hours before their scans identify hosts that were claimed during restarts.
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thezilch
12y ago
In 1996 (or as late as early 2000s), many published texts were via tools like Dreamweaver, where the publisher would checkout / lock a file, make static changes, and save the file, directly on prod. Like you said, it's not surpris
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thezilch
12y ago
And then you're having to hold Nx more connections open, which is not free.
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> Sidenote: So despite media reports to the contrary, Blizzard and Riot appear unaffected. Battle.net was hit all weekend; the effects were obvious for anyone trying to authenticate. It was not a hardcore DDoS; it just took a lon
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thezilch
12y ago
Because their competitive product can be sold without throttling versus the throttled Netflix.
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thezilch
12y ago
Nothing is more efficient than, like me, frequently replying to email with "r" and typing my response. That which I'm replying to is directly above, so I'm not sure I follow what you are looking for. I don't know th
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thezilch
12y ago
You can also just... * Have shortcuts on and hit "d" -- open a new compose [browser] tab * Hold Shift and hit "c" (or click "Compose") -- open compose in a popup * Hold Shift+Ctrl and click "Compose"
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P.F. Chang's China Bistro Security Advisory
(pfchangs.com)
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12y ago
Most of that already happens on Twitch...
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12y ago
All of your comments ignore that L3 will pay for any parts and labor costs to get the bandwidth onto Verizon's network where peering is gone. As well, Netflix will do the same -- literally stick a disk array of videos inside Verizon&#x
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12y ago
Ansible will use the native OpenSSH on your box, which does enable you to use whatever is in your .ssh/config -- jump hosts, controlpersist, kerberos, etc
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thezilch
12y ago
At the low level, Ansible has the ability to execute ad-hoc [0] modules [1] against any combination of hosts defined. In my host(s) inventory above, you can execute ad-hoc modules against just nyc-web, lax-web, web(against nyc and lax), or
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thezilch
12y ago
If we're naming racks to be serviceable, seems easier to have numeric rows, dash, alphanumeric cabinets, dash, numeric racks. 3-K-7 seems extremely better than disney-snowwhite-dopey. And your labels should hold the breadcrumb: [3] (ro
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thezilch
12y ago
Presumably you'll need to iterate over hosts anyway, so why not move directly towards your automation tools' (ansible, chef, puppet, etc) host inventory and not fuss with DNS... /etc/ansible/{dev,test,stage,prod}-ho
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12y ago
Different authors -- post and repo -- it would appear. But between the example.cpp and unittest.cpp, there is quite a bit there; if you're not familiar with Flaks, it is a very simple web "framework" that basically just provi
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12y ago
If we remove children -- use contraceptives -- and marriage / divorce -- just fuck around -- from the equation, it's no longer promiscuity -- slutty?
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12y ago
$blah = "hi $_GET[hello]";
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You can do the same with Redis. Regardless of the fact you can simply hang a Redis slave and work on that; Redis has a *SCAN commands that can incrementally iterate over your entire keyspace or keys of any Redis collection (hashes, sets, et
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12y ago
Certainly you can do this with Go by letting it panic and having your preferred supervisor (eg. supervisord) supervise the process?
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You should just use redis-py's Lock ( https://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py/blob/master/redis/cl... )
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thezilch
12y ago
No Solr but ElasticSearch?
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12y ago
But they're not. Hyperlinks, shortcuts, or similar are. To most people, the internet is an icon on their desktop, that goes to the Google/Yahoo/Bing, with which you can search for Facebook. You're going to be hard presse
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thezilch
13y ago
Unfortunately, as a non-professional photographer, I think this article very disingenuous. Most of the shots aren't taken from the same distance, angle, nor lighting. "Here we are, closer to the subject and from a different angle;
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Use any of the following apps, and use the button supplied in those apps to instruct your ChromeCast to play the given media directly. https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/devices/chromecast/app...
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thezilch
13y ago
The point is that because there are always mistakes in everything, that the NSA is never involved? Strange, because I'm sure they've been implicated more than zero times. NOTE: I have no opinion on their involvement in the goto f
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