thinkMOAR

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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
Just my experience/test: it takes longer to upload the file to mozilla then it would have sending directly to DSL of a friend.. edit- Download tested now too, not bad, though nothing to write home about.
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
Or except when that money is used to make people talk about something on social media, and influence that way.
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
For last minute option, perhaps best to attempt to make a sprinkler out of the gardenhose by poking holes in it and if long enough roll it out around the house.
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
Dashboards Grafana and Kibana enable a lot of clients to self host and create the exact dashboards they need, per customer, per employee etc. Storing stats and data in elasticsearch, influxdb etc etc.
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
"Cowboy is a small, fast and modern HTTP server for Erlang/OTP" It could really use this line on the linked page for people (me) that never heard of Cowboy in the first place. HTTP/2.0 gave me a clue, but plenty of clien
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
ah man! :) you just made HN an extremist propaganda website (but yes exactly what you write, plus, its quite an extremist measure to say you can't read something of other extremists)
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
"But PCs are still around. I’m not happy about this." Would be nice to read why you are unhappy PCs are still around. Though personally i don't see why one should replace the other. Their own dimensions, weight, power inside
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
Do they have the same Safeway gun policy in those areas?
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Interesting nonetheless, thanks for the link
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
oh man i'm so sorry i said conferences are primarily there to listen to somebody speak about something interesting, I should have known only networking is going on there as you write.
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
It would also be interesting to see the tests (re-)done or compared vs new postgresql 10.
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
I don't know but in my world, a preference is not a requirement. I prefer to watch a movie in the cinema with uber sound systems etc. But i can watch the movie perfectly fine at home. All points besides a, which is not really an argume
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
That might be, and some might run back to the hotel room right after the seminar/conference is finished. Though primary reason of traveling for a conference is to hear that person speak at the conference, anything extra before/aft
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
don't forget the classic: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2093796/Emily-Buntin...
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
At this point in time i still wonder why people physically move from one part of the world to another to hear somebody speak. What is wrong with live streaming? (and record, download and re-play)
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
practically free indeed, vs the practically have to pay for keeping my savings on a savings account... shrugs in discontent (tax is higher on my savings then the interest i get, for those that didn't understand)
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
what mugsie wrote plus.. My post was regarding the management of the zonefile/domain, not so much performance or things related to TTL. What exactly if your function at CloudFlare Jake? Pondering if this is more marketing then technica
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
Just for my curiosity, do you work for microsoft?
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
I use a ton of registrars, almost all have equal simple dns management as CF. Which requires a party less to use or leak traffic information to.
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
Oh sorry, i meant kids indeed, they are about head height of where i carry my camera, waist height. (im 2m tall)
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
I'm not the most careful person with my camera gear. All my bodies and lenses have taken some blows here and there from, as i said, doorways, people, brick wall corners etc, flew through the car once, i just never let it slid from my h
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
That's true an over years read many people that dropped their canon rebel and they were surprised it didn't shatter into a million pieces and often still worked as good as before. Some brought it to service centers just to be sure
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
At the time that was my deciding factor picking between canon rebel something vs nikon d80 (2006, when it was brand new). Photo quality-wise they were so well matched, until i read a review where the author said, the canon is plastic and th
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
If a tree falls.. i mean the other well known saying, "if a bubble doesn't burst while you are in it (invested and cashed out), was it really a bubble?"
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
'Reading about something in history books' implies it doesn't happen or occur anymore.
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
<3 css grid It works quite nice, only some old browsers that don't support it properly. Still advised to check for grid support via css, but don't think this will be required for long. https://caniuse.com/#searc
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
Genius.... If somebody asks you to explain something, well better just say they are part of the problem and not explain it at all... that will really improve things. Great contribution there. It is NOT a nude image. It might be a cropped ve
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
affirmative, i see it pass by about every year since 2013, i still look at them with as much amazement as i did in 2013. A reverser ring for a e.g. 50mm to do macro is quite common in photography. Extender rings work quite nice too, though
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
"If I do the same with Google, you get over 11 billion results!" Yes i have this often, and then when i click for example from page 5 to page 6 it suddenly says NO RESULTS and im always left flabbergasted with the thought "Bu
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by thinkMOAR 9y ago
read the article :)

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