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by verelo 10y ago
While I agree, and manage to live comfortably without TV in my life, i find the sugar addiction for me is still very real (despite a conscious effort to avoid it). Having said this, I don't believe it is directly related to childhood a
902.
by verelo 10y ago
http://isisdeadyetdeadyetcheck.deadyet.lol/
903.
by verelo 10y ago
How do people plan to test their apps continue to work when this change goes out? I guess running the phone on an IPV6 only network and confirming it works would be all it takes? I'm sure there are things I'm missing, what are oth
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by verelo 11y ago
This title seems a bit off. Mentioning the hosting provider like this almost implies the leak is the fault of AWS, which to me feels like blaming Lexmark for someone printing sensitive info and then leaving it in the printer for others to f
905.
by verelo 11y ago
I'm going to assume someone gave him notes prior to the interview and he read them so he would sound like he knew what he was on about. Having said that, I would pay for the comedic value of seeing GW Bush string that sentence together
906.
by verelo 11y ago
It's amazing how wrong this gets some things, and then again its amazing how right it gets other. The last one in this set really surprised me: http://imgur.com/a/gLTl4
907.
by verelo 11y ago
Meh, this is just MSN all over again. This seems to be some kind of weird cycle the Internet goes through, I'm sure eventually an open protocol will thrive...we're just not there yet.
908.
by verelo 11y ago
We looked down this path, but ultimately just didn't want to be responsible for SMTP servers. Now we're with Sparkpost, the rate was actually a touch cheaper (by maybe a few hundred a month on a several thousand dollar bill). Ther
909.
by verelo 11y ago
Besides the obvious and easily preventable case of someone setting up an open relay, there is plenty of risk associated associated simply with the presence of a SMTP server. The providers out there will require you to setup DKIM, SPF record
910.
by verelo 11y ago
This is exactly why services like RDS, Redshift, S3 and others are killing it. People don't want to deal with the finer details of running a server of any kind, they just want the service it provides. Running a mail server is a lot of
911.
by verelo 11y ago
Yeah, lots of people who are not amazing applying and having to be filtered is a key challenge for anyone trying to hire at scale. In fact the key issue that this question is intended to address, so I agree with you. I would never want to s
912.
by verelo 11y ago
I'm not sure I'm following, do you mean that the company may not be extracting optimal performance out of them? I'd agree, great people don't always do great work, often simply due to the environment they're in. Hav
913.
by verelo 11y ago
A lot of people here seem to suggest it is unreasonable to ask someone to do some coding in an interview given that you've shown a series of projects and provided references. Unfortunately I've been through a variety of interviews
914.
by verelo 11y ago
Good! This still means the pricing will go from the 3k we paid today to around 10k/month. This is madness.
915.
by verelo 11y ago
hm that sucks. We certainly do this, i wonder when they'll start to try and enforce it. This seems very unreasonable.
916.
by verelo 11y ago
I'm sure that is likely the case, but you can understand why hiding your price is horribly frustrating. Amazon do a great job showing their price to the public and explaining how they can lower it further without talking to sales peopl
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by verelo 11y ago
Thats really nice, but when you're me, who sends around 30 million emails / month, that pricing gets insane (as in, more than my AWS bill). So yeah...i'd love to entertain the idea but its just not possible.
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by verelo 11y ago
do you have reference to this? No one has spoken to us and we do mass mailing in Mandrill.
919.
by verelo 11y ago
This! Exactly! If money is an issue, then deal with that. What they're doing here is just messing with everyone at a level that is way too deep.
920.
by verelo 11y ago
This cant be right (but if it is, they're morons). In this scenario, we'll need a package for millions of members. With the rough math I just did, this would make our monthly Mailchimp bill a larger cost for us than our AWS accoun
921.
by verelo 11y ago
Wow this is a great resource you've linked to, thanks! It's pretty long and probably a touch more than most people want/need to read, but it is very complete. Unrelated, yeah Sydney to Toronto Canada (via SFO) terrible flight
922.
by verelo 11y ago
This is a great comment and the kind of content that i think should be put in a single "fact sheet". I might give it a try and see if people find it useful...i have a 13 hour plane ride coming up, sounds like fun :(
923.
by verelo 11y ago
Right, fair enough but things I can do as a consumer are choose a particular ISP, and ensure i'm using up to date OS / network drivers etc. I feel like saying there is nothing we can do to speed up the process is giving in a littl
924.
by verelo 11y ago
Crazy idea. Maybe people just don't understand IPV6? Is there any single good source (i.e. the minimal bullet points on a single page) that helps people make the switch?
925.
by verelo 11y ago
I cant edit this any more, but I meant to say OSX. Doh!
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by verelo 11y ago
uh yeah, sorry that was dumb of me :-) Night time brain. Thanks for the correction.
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by verelo 11y ago
I've wanted to play this on iOS for so long! Very frustrating to see it Windows only still :-( If anyone from MS is here, please please please consider compiling this for iOS, I know a lot of people who would buy it. I believe OpenAge
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by verelo 11y ago
Yep. Likely multiple failures. The software shouldn't cause extra heat, the hardware should be able to handle it, the insulation in the plane shouldn't have caught fire, the pilot should have pulled the circuit breaker sooner...th
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by verelo 11y ago
Correct, however given that any addition to the plane has the potential to cause unintended conflicts with critical systems (i.e. in the downed Swissair flight 111 example I gave in another comment) I was suggesting that these should still
930.
by verelo 11y ago
Yes you're right they do provide a trace, however the trace can be misleading and difficult to understand. I attempted to clarify my position in the comments above. Sorry for any offence I caused.

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