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Bjoern

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About Bjoern

http://orpiva.ai

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    Comment #11429369

    Not quite what you want, but in the same spirit of Mutt is Newsbeuter. http://newsbeuter.org/

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    Comment #9653859

    Maybe a good idea to study this then, could be useful to help drive your understanding on the problem domain. http://sirius.clarity-lab.org

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    Comment #8946597

    More on the topic of Dancing Robots, HRP-4C from AIST & Kawada https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcZJqiUrbnI

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    Comment #8840715

    Further reading: http://rideonewheel.com/ https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/4422853/onewheel-the-se...

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    Comment #8829762

    Here is a well balanced explanation why ECC-RAM. That being said, if the RAM is the weakest link it doesn't matter what underlying FS is used. https://pthree.org/2013/12/10/zfs-adm…

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    Comment #8731974

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panspermia

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    Comment #8729229

    You should maybe tell them to remove their own "google cache" version as well...

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    Comment #8625458

    The other way around. The link you gave is a duplicate of this post actually.

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    Comment #8466397

    How does Terraform compare to e.g. Mesos? Or am I comparing apple and oranges here?

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    Comment #8387805

    I'm guessing its this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUhUzUWOIug

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    Comment #7650857

    Relevant: http://h5bp.github.io/Effeckt.css/ http://h5bp.github.io/Effeckt.css/off-screen-navs.html

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    Comment #7647477

    How does Go.cd measure up against e.g. Jenkins or Hudson?

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    Comment #7637021

    Thank you for clarifying that.

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    Comment #7636402

    Is it possible to do write through / write back to some other data store?

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    Comment #7636384

    Reminds me of Infinispan [1] or other similar Data Grid software. [1] http://infinispan.org/

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    Comment #7604823

    Very interesting, wasn't aware that ETCD is strongly consistent. This makes alot of sense in terms of Brewster's theorem. Thanks for clarifying!

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    Comment #7591164

    Whats the communities opinion on Serf? How does it measure up against Etcd?

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    Comment #7558653

    Is Antitude going to be a commercial software?

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    Comment #7558643

    I don't think this is crazy at all. We use something similar as this internally as well, which we custom built to our needs. Instead of Serf we use Zookeeper/etcd though.

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    Comment #7428221

    Yeah people keep telling me mail is dead, but its still kicking around and is very well alive. Let me edit my initial question to be email neutral though.

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    Comment #7428204

    Some companies like to practice 'security by obscurity' to the fullest. They sometimes try to keep bugs from being disclosed by researchers using various means of ignore up to lega…

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    Comment #7428179

    Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7427865

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    Comment #7428063

    Wow, this is sad. Hope we can get more info on what was going on. Besides Bugtraq what mailing lists security wise do you follow? EDIT: Or what other general means by Twitter, Webs…

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    Comment #7385790

    DataMapper has this as dm-visualizer as well in case you use that over AR in rails. https://github.com/postmodern/dm-visualizer