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by wizard_2 17y ago
Some people don't want more then they need. If Minimum wage is supposed to be all you need to live off of, then you'll find people who like helping others working for about that. I've known teachers who's summer or side jobs made them mor
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I fully support ideas like this. I see it as lowering the barrier to market. This could solve the problem of finding small work. I have out of work friends who are capable at tutoring but are currently unemployed. I do wonder what you'll do
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by wizard_2 17y ago
A fascinating story about thievery but so very long and so difficult to read due to the layout, colors and styling.
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by wizard_2 17y ago
lsof predates the proc filesystem if I recall correctly
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by wizard_2 17y ago
It's a things type of syncing, apple doesn't open up sync services for iphone apps.
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I'm quite impressed with the differences table. 9 | | 73 | | 241 | | 561 | | 1081 | | 1849 | 64 | | 168 | | 320 | | 520 | | 768 | | | 104 | | 152 | | 200 | | 248 | | | | | 48 | | 48 | | 48 | | |
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Is he whiny? He's a designer, this is his 'blogazine' about design, of course his post is going to be about AA's design. Later after posting from a result of his and Mr. X's actions Mr. X go fired. If I was Dustin I would have been concerne
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Unless you use version control. Perforce, source safe, git, and subversion, all "dedupe" their own data. They're not all brilliant about it (try committing a copy of a large file in subversion without using `svn cp`) but zfs dedupe will be
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by wizard_2 17y ago
With wall street as with most things, there is no "outside the system" everything is the system even if other people don't recognize it. I'll argue outside the rules is still inside the system, and that not all rules are created equal. On a
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I can confirm he tweeted a link to it. http://twitter.com/Jason/status/5026167784
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by wizard_2 17y ago
You get an escalating war that way with out actually fixing the problem. They're better off warning users on download.
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by wizard_2 17y ago
It would be slower and need more power - you need esataII
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Thats not true - you can host your own videos and provide the transcoding service yourself. It's all open source, the entire platform.
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by wizard_2 17y ago
GD2 has improved greatly with time (like adding gif support) but while I haven't tested them in about a year - ImageMagic/Graphics Magic uses much less memory for large images and outputs a much cleaner output. They also support a larger se
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Thats like asking, "Can there be enough people doing things with a population of 6 billion?" Jobs aren't a finite resource, they just consist of people doing enough things to convince people to let them get to enough of the food and shelter
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Quite possible - You'd need to use the rewrite module to pass it as an argument. http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxHttpRewriteModule Maybe something like this... location / { rewrite ^/channel/(.+)$ /channel/?id=$1 last; } locati
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Nobody asked; Why do you prefer Juggernaut?
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I'm a systems administrator for a medium sized company. Every single time there is a security hole in flash, computers get infected with a virus. I roll out updates as soon as they're available but with enough people going to enough sites,
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I do use nginx. This uses a "Simplish HTTP Push Relay Protocol". It's a way for your app (via curl or any other http library) to "connect" to your http clients. It has a few interesting options. "messages" are passed by a "channel id" and y
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Are you using a hard drive password? Those are easily crackable as well as they usually have a vendor supplied master password. Do you mind giving more details?
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Does this mean we don't have to pay for ssl certs anymore? If ie, firefox, and safari support this company's free certs - what's the problem?
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I am very happy to see this, I've wanted it for years now! I can only imagine that shared hosting servers wont like it.
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I'm going to have to write an article about "no public wifi" and setup a proper vpn for everyone I know. I just finished reading about hijacking google analytics's js and setting the cache expiration for a year in the future. This means som
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I've been following William Kamkwamba's blog (not written directly by him) about his progress for the past year or two. It's amazing what a little bit of knowledge can do. Before meeting the reporter he was fighting for books ways to learn.
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by wizard_2 17y ago
Sounds good but a little pricey even for Manhattan.
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I've been told they've recently released new filtering tech for the great firewall that blocks all proxy's and published tor nodes. Tor isn't playing it up, but they're starting to develop a subset of nodes that aren't published and wont be
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by wizard_2 17y ago
I don't think its a strength of php to have code portable to older versions of php. New versions mean new features and he's taken full advantage of some of the most powerful features in php5. I'll quote the article "The code in this article
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by wizard_2 17y ago
That's really a great point but Joel's board is not exactly the same as Craig's list. Joel's point was that Craig removed the revenue from classified ads, when the money was being used for the public good. He acknowledged that the classifie
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by wizard_2 17y ago
This reminds me a lot of the problem the amazon s3api v1 suffered from. (It's referenced in this paper.) Colin Percival did a wonderful job alerting amazon and getting it fixed. Reading the paper it looks like they tried to alert people, bu
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by wizard_2 17y ago
There's delivery and demand advantage to decentralizing power generation. There's also a huge load balancing challenge associated with it.

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