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by wcfields 9y ago
That sucks, they were doing gangbusters earlier in the year, rumors of them buying a downtown LA building even. Two of my friends in the video department got the axe because of this.
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by wcfields 9y ago
310 miles would be done at 75-80 mph depending on the speed limit. Puts it in the ~4 hour range, and me personally, I would probably take maybe 1 bathroom break, sometimes not. I could imagine driving between lunch and dinner.
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by wcfields 9y ago
Same here; evidence I have to support is that the ONLY people with (newer) cars [1] were Airbnb hosts. My host not only owned a late-model Suzuki 4door but also was getting into the business of "flipping" old apartments into Airbn
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by wcfields 9y ago
Past customer as well. I found them to be exactly what I needed in the competitive market of LA. I was already doing most of the research and finding the listings I wanted anyway on the MLS. So why would I want to pay a commission to an age
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by wcfields 9y ago
PfSense on passively cooled j1200 celeron [1] running to a netgear PoE switch hooked to 3 ubiquiti unifi pro ac. [1] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AJEJG1A/
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by wcfields 9y ago
I wondered that exact same thing on Friday; thanks for pointing it out.
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by wcfields 9y ago
Me viewing it along with the advertisements
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by wcfields 9y ago
Go to http://iptvtalk.org/ forum and read up. There's 3 "major" IPTV services and about a dozen or more specialized targeting various ethnic diaspora.
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by wcfields 9y ago
It's currently free for early sign-ups (like my company), and then they've moved the payment timeline to now October > Billing will start on October 1, 2017, with the first bill issued on November 1, 2017. We probably won'
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by wcfields 10y ago
I've been speculating that they'll do a A11+x86 combo; possibly using a very underpowered, bargain basement x86 paired to an ARM for native binary compatibility during the transition.
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by wcfields 10y ago
Also should add RedIT has fiber runs across Mexico and the US Southwest and has a smaller map [1] [1] https://redit.com/en/
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by wcfields 10y ago
Some providers guard their city maps as trade secrets, but Zayo (which owns 2 undersea cables) has a nice interactive map of lit and dark fiber. http://www.zayo.com/solutions/global-network/
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by wcfields 10y ago
Fairly good, an aisle worth of general caps and resistors.
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by wcfields 10y ago
They typically purchase the best $ per MB. Even "shucking" external hard drives bought at Costco after Thailand experienced a flood that took offline several hard drive manufacturing plants. [1] [1] https://www.backblaz
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by wcfields 10y ago
The Ruckus R600's are my go-to. I've done several offices and retail installations with those. A close second is Xirrus, their APs are a bit bigger is size and look like oversized smoke detectors though. Though, if you work in eve
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by wcfields 10y ago
> I'm perplexed as to why they're having cost overruns in the flat Central Valley. The land is extremely valuable farmland, plus the Central Valley leans fairly right politically.
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by wcfields 10y ago
Agreed. We had a SMB share on our network that had grown increasingly unused. Since there wasn't a business processes in place users organically started using Dropbox to communicate with clients. Eventually they have you because then y
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by wcfields 11y ago
Don't think so. I used Zimride when I was moving from Portland to Los Angeles, I picked up some random guy along the way and dropped him off in SFV. Great way to subsidize gas of the moving truck. After that it seemed like ZimRide went
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by wcfields 11y ago
Adding in for Sonic's fantastic support. I was only able to get DSL at my art gallery / commercial unit in Downtown LA (Cable internet was going to cost an arm and leg). Primary purpose was live video streaming and they helped me
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by wcfields 11y ago
Love to see this as well. Part of the selling point of Backblaze as an online backup is the ability to get a FedEx'd hard drive. I could see this being a practicality for small time video editors, I need to keep copies of old projects,
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by wcfields 11y ago
Aren't they though? With 0-days it makes sense to be able to snapshot non mission-critical systems, bring them offline, until a patch is found. Snapshotting alone is a security necessity when patching too. Very easy to rollback to a &q
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by wcfields 11y ago
I would just take the Parking Spot shuttle to the one near the In-N-Out and hail an UberX from there. Tip the driver and it's perfectly fine.
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by wcfields 11y ago
That's a story I'd love to read about. OnTrac seems to use basically junker cheaply painted white mid-90s minivans whenever I see them about. They simply slap a magnet with OnTrac on it and it becomes a fleet vehicle. While FedEx&
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by wcfields 12y ago
This satire alone created a $100 million bump. It makes sense now that in Feb to do a skunkworks satire/parody engine that runs on April 1st and compares against the other high frequency trading bots that aren't equipped to handle
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by wcfields 12y ago
I had the same exact model, except I bought mine Refurb'd from Apple with Applecare so it was going to run out this March. Rather than risk having a brick I sold it on Craigslist for $850. This is after having the logic board and hard-
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The Distribution Religion (1978) – Open sourced video synthesizer(criticalartware.net)
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by wcfields 12y ago
Having no knowledge of either company beyond my own impressions I'd recon that Oracle is more "old-guard" employees in a much more collared shirt/blouse & khaki environment; while Pixar might lend to sneakers and t-s
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by wcfields 12y ago
pureData would be my first guess.
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by wcfields 12y ago
Exactly, an interesting query would be some regex to see if owner_name is like address, e.g., "1234 Street Address Holdings, LLC"
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by wcfields 12y ago
Any recommendations of other BSD VPS providers?

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