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jbpadgett
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Comment #46947091
3 outages in 3 months straight according to their own status history. https://www.githubstatus.com/history
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Comment #20308479
I’ve been a subscription paying Evernote customer since 2011 and use the service literally everyday. I hope they make it and the service can continue. The features I love the most …
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Comment #11562436
According to the world bank, 2015 population of Mexico is around ~125 million. This means that roughly 75% of the population could be affected. http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/…
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Comment #11557675
"The innovation process always starts with copying and in Shenzhen they are copying systematically at a scale you can scarcely imagine. A student who copies Van Gogh relentlessly m…
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Comment #11550546
I have seen the following patterns implemented: Pattern 1: * DEV VLANs + DEV Subnets * PROD VLANSs + PROD Subnets * Firewalls between DEV and PROD subnets at network layer - firewa…
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Ask HN: Should DEV and PROD environments be segmented?
I am experiencing dissonance between developers, security, and infrastructure teams on the topic of whether to do network layer segmentation for DEV and PROD environments. Security…
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Comment #10028039
Agreed. As a 20 year+ street skateboarder, I can tell you that even with larger and softer urethane (85-90A) wheels, a pebble the size of a tic tac will send you to ground rapidly.…
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Comment #8843181
Could this be used in some way for robot AI to learn to speak?
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Comment #7609605
This is perhaps indicative of the "wusification" of kids in America today. Virtually anything that could cause any (even the most minuscule) harm mentally or physically is now quic…
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Comment #7200210
These class warfare style pieces are tiresome. SF could be argued to be a "foodie" destination which may attract outside visitors regardless. Artificially caping supply will only s…
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Comment #6651625
Perhaps a solution to this problem is for the NSA to provide "opt-in" well-known collection points for everyone. If only a small amount of metadata is what they use, then the massi…
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Comment #6543603
I posted about the hostnames topic in detail showing the difference between ephemeral and persistent hosts. See the post here: http://padgeblog.com/2012/10/28/hostnames-in-the-dyna…
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Comment #6378219
I feel like Dell had a great idea with the developer Linux laptop http://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/555/campaigns/xps-linux-lapt... . Having a mainstream PC linux alternative to Mac …
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Comment #5903883
Has Oracle has eroded credibility for being a good steward for any open source technology at this point? My question is how long before @Mitchellh leads an effort to fork VirtualBo…
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