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bifrost
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About bifrost
Resume : http://www.minions.com/resume/
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Comment #48987731
Oh man I love this: "Part of the reason why I hesitated for so long is that the rationalist movement has brilliant marketing: if you speak against the ideology, it sounds like you’…
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Comment #47727193
Age verification is a great example. We've seen what Alec Muffett has been doing around this and its telling that the EFF is doing basically nothing.
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Comment #47727160
When they supported the legislation called "Net Neutrality" which attempted to supplant the concept of actual net neutrality with some quasi government control of the internet. It …
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Comment #47727150
Yep, great example.
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Comment #47713517
It was over for me when the EFF advanced the charge of government censorship of the internet. The EFF had previously been a client of mine so I was somewhat familiar with how thing…
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Comment #45735707
Its worth it to practice people skills. Maybe try signing up for public speaking classes or some other form of story telling?
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Comment #41206748
I'm absolutely not installing Windows either. I need a tarball or git repo...
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Comment #41206119
Is there a non-docker version of this? I looked around and it seems like no. I'm not installing Linux to run this.
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Comment #40877897
Because they run their own DNS servers and inside of their network they're going to be using their own infra...
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Comment #40877840
HE participates in NANOG, what are you even talking about.
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Comment #40877823
Its not really going to affect their services, maybe email in/out of it but thats about it. NetSol should've done better though, this makes them look like clowns.
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Comment #40877798
It would not.
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Comment #40686706
This post is a great way to show who doesn't understand L1 topologies lol.
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Comment #40530508
The article comes off as mostly clickbait TBH. I live in San Francisco, our school system here stinks. I'd say about 25% of the teachers at my kid's school are incompetent so that …
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Comment #40279512
I've heard this from a lot of ex googlers, its not a huge surprise. Google hired a bunch of people to keep them out of the hands of others. Those people now sit around and write pa…
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Comment #40279484
He built OpenDNS and exited it, he was pretty technical when I met him. I suspect he doesn't have to work and does so anyways...
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Comment #40278449
It has 3kwh and the stove costs $6k + installation. Based on their specs thats less than an hour. Gas stovetop costs $400 and just works.
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Comment #40278417
Ever seen an electrical fire? Nasty business. It'd cost me $20k to install an induction stove, not buying it. I lose power in SF 3-4 times a year, have never lost gas. Last power o…
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Comment #40278352
uh, yeah, they did. Do you not cook or something?
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Comment #40262400
Pretty sure Nuclear outperforms wind Turbines as well. Less habitat loss aka lower footprint. Higher MW per acre.
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Comment #40261290
This is pretty cool!
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Comment #40260918
I predict this is a total disaster.
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Comment #40228428
Network/DevOps Engineer Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes, willing to work both onsite and remotely. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: BGP, Global Internetworking, Wireless, …
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Comment #40228396
SEEKING WORK - Local or Remote, San Francisco, CA Willing to Relocate: No Resume: http://www.minions.com/resume/ Technologies: Juniper/Cisco/Aruba/Ruckus, FreeBSD/Linux, C/Python, …