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by travem 11y ago
> Arguably where VMWare shines is management tools and so on, not exactly performance - this is kind of widely known, anecdotally at least and probably the number one reason they forbid benchmarks in the EULA. Or maybe because people wou
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by travem 11y ago
Here's the video of the VMware demo of running MSDOS using docker - http://youtu.be/NrsVbnn-znk
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by travem 12y ago
Installing this in a VM it appears there are four installation options: 1. Photon OS (Micro) 2. Photon Container OS (Minimal) 3. Photon Full OS (All) 4. Photon Custom OS Looking at the Photon Getting Started Guide (for Fusion)[1] it looks l
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by travem 12y ago
FYI OS X can be virtualized, but only run on Apple hardware. VMware have some details on the other caveats here -> http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?langua...
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by travem 12y ago
> "According to LWN's article they found linux kernel's source (radix tree, scheduler)" [1]. Presumably when LWN article states "code can be downloaded from VMware's web site" they got it from the open
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by travem 12y ago
If you want a copy of the source you can get it via the Open Source tab on most VMware products download page. You'll find the open source distributed for ESXi under the VMware vSphere Open Source group on this page -> https:/
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by travem 12y ago
From the blog article, note the last sentence in the quote below: "Some other disinfection tools will remove Superfish from Windows, but not from Firefox. In order to ensure that these users are not vulnerable, we are deploying a hotf
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Scaling Out Redis Performance with Docker on vSphere 6.0(blogs.vmware.com)
1 points by travem 12y ago|0 comments
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by travem 12y ago
Being put in handcuffs and kept in a cell for several hours is not the same as being detained at a traffic stop to answer a few questions. And no, I don't think most objective human beings want to live in a police state where carrying
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by travem 12y ago
The total number of iPhones is not really relevant to the discussion, the number of iPhone models is. Testing a fix on an enumerable number of iPhone models in the wild (lets say iPhone 4, 4s, 5, 5c, 5s, 6, 6+) is nowhere near the complexit
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Licensing How To: When Do I Need a Client Access License (CAL)?(blogs.technet.com)
1 points by travem 12y ago|0 comments
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by travem 12y ago
This is fairly common in the UK where average speed checks can be found on motorways. The camera systems I have seen were the SPECS speed camera [1]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPECS_%28speed_camera%29
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by travem 12y ago
https://cloud.google.com/terms/ "5.1 Intellectual Property Rights. Except as expressly set forth in this Agreement, this Agreement does not grant either party any rights, implied or otherwise, to the other’s conte
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by travem 12y ago
> Just removing a convenient feature because of some risk that the feature could possibly be abused by an admin IMHO isn't the right thing to do. From my reading of the article the author saw this issue in the wild (the assert) and
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by travem 12y ago
The Last-Modified header for the image is from 18 July 2014 so they could certainly have passed 500K over the last few months.
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by travem 12y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8594652 for more discussion on this.
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by travem 12y ago
Well two of the three mentioned (XBox One & Amazon Echo) are wall powered devices so I am not sure of the point you are making?
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by travem 12y ago
Probably because it does two things: 1. Positions this as a product that is for "normal" people, not the stereotypical silicon valley techie (a la Google Glass) 2. Makes it seem easy to use, the "even a little kid could use i
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by travem 12y ago
Compare this with an IDE highlighting this immediately when you write the offending line. In your workflow you have to run a test to identify this issue, then go back and fix it. It certainly doesn't leave you stuck but you are incurri
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by travem 12y ago
One thing I would like is the ability to pay at the table. Moving from the UK where the waitstaff brought the card reader to the table for you (to pay with chip-and-pin) to the US where waitstaff I had met for the first time disappeared wit
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by travem 12y ago
I can second the recommendation for the Information Dashboard Design book. It provides some extremely clear guidance and recommendations. Thanks for the pointer to the first resource, I'll definitely check that out.
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VMware and Docker – Better Together(cto.vmware.com)
4 points by travem 12y ago|0 comments
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by travem 12y ago
True, this is a big part of it. However to calculate return people should also consider the dividends that Microsoft has been paying out as well (for longer than many competitors). Starting on Jan 23rd 2009 (which is when the chart you link
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by travem 12y ago
Sounds like your GP sucks, have you tried a different one?
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by travem 12y ago
According to the LinkedIn help center [1]: "Your note will be visible in the Relationship section of the profile and will only be visible to you." Of course you may wish to store such information in a different system to avoid the
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by travem 12y ago
On the profile page of your contact there is a "★ Relationship" button. Click that and it will let you add general notes or more detailed information about how you met.
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by travem 12y ago
> But had you successfully created a startup, you would be able to spend even more time with your kids. Sounds like they gave it a try and it didn't work out. > Furthermore, if you were actually doing something you enjoy that 8-6
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by travem 12y ago
According to the Glacier docs "Most Amazon Glacier jobs take about four hours to complete" [1] so a few minutes is a bit of an underestimate. [1] http://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazonglacier/latest/dev/d
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by travem 12y ago
If you are on a windows machine it might be worth looking at PowerCLI [1] as well, it has a very active community and they just started added some basic cmdlets to access to the SRM public API [2]. [1] http://blogs.vmware.com&#x2
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by travem 12y ago
Looks like Facebook website plugins like the comments on TechCrunch are also unavailable.

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