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by tlack 15y ago
I'm not 100% about the intricacies of how DNS works but is there no way for them to automatically mirror your DNS settings? That would make this process much much easier.
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by tlack 15y ago
We're in between: full-on dedicated servers with SoftLayer for more intense tasks. We like being able to have other people work on the machine without having to drive to a data center in the middle of nowhere, but knowing that we have 100%
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by tlack 15y ago
Honest question: do you find yourself really thinking about a languages syntax after you've spent 40-50 hours coding in it? To me it kind of fades into the background, becomes hard wired in my brain. (I'm not suggesting I'm an awesome coder
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by tlack 15y ago
Yeah, you'll still need to jump through some hoops to get the data ready. Templates are useful when you have a JSON data source and a rather complex HTML UI that is built off the data on the fly after the page loads. You could totally build
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by tlack 15y ago
Your friend should consider doing a full-length blog post about this, naming the carrier he visited. That's a pretty shocking story.
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by tlack 15y ago
I think he meant that the quirky individual was wearing frumpy "1980s English professor"-style suits, not some sleek expensive architectural thing.
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by tlack 15y ago
Anyone have any performance stats about the memory allocation improvements in erts? Couldn't find anything with naive Google queries..
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by tlack 15y ago
Great UI and I like the large, in your face text sizes. I notice that the suggestions for Miami are kind of weak in terms of interest value and the photos associated with them don't make sense (i.e., a guy in a nightclub for Dadeland Mall).
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by tlack 15y ago
If the recruiter is going to be so uneducated about the technologies that are so important in our industry, I wouldn't bother working with them. They'll surely screw up the salary negotiations and not have done the background research on th
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by tlack 15y ago
I have some APIs I have to call that take up to 5 seconds to return and resist caching (hotel availability, for instance). Would those delays become even more jarring with an approach like this?
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by tlack 15y ago
Memcache is used on your server to cache data that you would normally request from the slower main database (probably MySQL). If you have a lot of video content, investigate a content delivery network. They host your large files in various
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by tlack 15y ago
Pretty genius idea but easy to replicate by the big boys..
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by tlack 15y ago
Looks fantastic! I've had similar ideas over the years but never executed them. How geographically specific is each Thot?
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by tlack 15y ago
I appreciate your point and I'm not trying to undermine it, but there are a lot of tech people in certain realms of fashion. For instance, many people that are into the 'avant garde' style of dress, popularized by brands like Rick Owens, Ju
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by tlack 15y ago
You can definitely monetize tours/excursions/attractions via services like Viator. We haven't had huge amounts of luck with it but the option definitely exists. Contact me directly: lackner@gmail.com
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by tlack 15y ago
I personally don't favor the industry TLDs except for .xxx (as it provides a convenient way to screen content for various audiences). I know that the foundation of DNS is industry-specific namespaces (.org .com .net .mil) but it doesn't see
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by tlack 15y ago
I seem to be getting this message whenever I click a city or city pair: Os vôos cadastrados no sistema saindo deste Aeroporto com essa duração de viagem ainda estão sendo processados! Am I using it incorrectly? Have you tried to monetize th
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by tlack 15y ago
Small point: I believe Google Webmaster Tools has a tool for when you change your sites' names, which might have come in handy to transfer your PR5 to the new domain. Did you try this feature?
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by tlack 15y ago
This is worrisome. Along with my sibling commentors on this thread, I am seeing a bunch of stuff in here I am fairly sure I never authorized - all with the same date range "more than 6 months ago". I wonder if Facebook did some kind of mass
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by tlack 15y ago
People invest in hot properties like Tumblr for the same reason people will pay a significant premium for real estate on busy intersections: they have access to tons of "eyeballs" (I know, I know, hackneyed term) and it's a lot easier to fi
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by tlack 15y ago
I'd love to hear more about your apps if you're comfortable with sharing the information. Background: I've been working for a couple of months on a Facebook Page app called FanBldr.com and I've found it fairly difficult to operate.. it's ha
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by tlack 15y ago
Their sluggishness in providing these key bits of gear is really infuriating me. How can they be so timely about shipping hardware but so slow about just giving us a damn SDK!?
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by tlack 15y ago
Totally agree. I don't think too many Facebook app vendors are worrying about scaling. If Facebook wants to get more developers to embrace their dying platform (when was the last time you heard about an exciting new FB app?), they'll need t
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Downloadable Windows 8 Developer Preview .ISOs(msdn.microsoft.com)
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by tlack 15y ago
I guess that hints at why they've gotten so much tighter on indie client developers.
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by tlack 15y ago
How do these services communicate with each other? How can a single page make hundreds of requests to build a page and yet get it all together in a fraction of a second?
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by tlack 15y ago
I wonder how much of this could be rigged together with smart Javascript tags dropped around the template? Have you looked in to that option? We're definitely starting to embrace Tumblr at work, and even though we haven't really looked into
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by tlack 15y ago
Works great and looks brilliantly simple. Old timer story: reminds me of the old MajorBBS direct /chat mode. At the time, the chaotic neutral people would "moof" the other person by sending a bunch of invisible characters (^H back then) and
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by tlack 15y ago
I work with some domainers and they generally price domains by looking at the amount of traffic the domain gets and human factors (such as how short it is, how general the terms are, how hot the industry that it relates to is). As you can i
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by tlack 15y ago
Of all the screenshots to take, why those? Frustrating!

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