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Comment #21285003
I subscribed to your service a couple of years back, and you were leaking other customers' home directories. The whole thing was just a shared, dedicated server with shell access. …
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Comment #21182215
> it should be an OSHA issue if you can't freely leave the building at anytime Why in the world would that be an OSHA issue?
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Comment #20879564
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Comment #20583626
> I don't mean for this to be blunt, but since we're talking about work, if I want to persuade you of something, it's your job to listen to me, because my persuasion will be aimed …
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Comment #20535498
You will add another point of failure to your stack, additional warm-up time, and get to route your traffic through their network to save a couple of bucks. No thank you.
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Comment #20535433
I'm personally not balding (yet) but did a lot of research before jumping on finasteride as a preventative measure. A lot of negative feedback is usually coming from individuals th…
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Comment #20497966
My point is, you don't need an expensive global CDN if your end goal is to optimize for ad-revenue within the U.S market. I don't know why you stuck on the CDN, and it sounds like …
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Comment #20487539
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Comment #20475756
Akamai? Really. Either way, most of the ad revenue tends to come from the United States; the CDN is far from a requirement.
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Comment #19673849
> This is a foolish idea Are you talking about the idea you just proposed or the petition at hand? I definitely agree on the former; what you are describing makes absolutely no sen…
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Comment #16179866
I believe it might have something to do with sizing down/padding of the parent elements that attempt to contain the out of spec characters.
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Comment #16178773
I'm betting it will be Miami. Short flight to both of their HQ's, great weather, a lot of space, and tons of new developments.
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Comment #16161638
> Also this guy sounds like the American Psycho guy of Tech. You can easily be the next 'American Psycho' if a trust fund kid decides to smear you. You can also be the 'thief' if a…
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Comment #16159937
Another instance of a hard working individual who has to deal with this sort of garbage. At what point will the smart people just pack it up and move somewhere else? You are invest…
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Comment #16158604
What is the actual use case here? We can track the links without JS or CSS. Font checking doesn't solve any problems, etc.
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Comment #16108561
Why does every company need a coin now? Bitcoin is the standard.
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Comment #16099933
People like you should be prosecuted for spreading misinformation.
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Comment #16092268
I'm not following the logic. Planes would fly either way.
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Comment #16083930
Those benchmarks are garbage since the EC2 envoirment is shared.
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Comment #16027911
Everybody is on their mobile phone now. Internet is pretty much free. People are not socializing as much. I grew up here and summers are pretty bland now. Others are simply too bro…
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Comment #16027896
I grew up in Brooklyn. Still live here. You are most likely a transplant because all of the borough's are extremely safe now. It's kind of ridiculous how much safer it got. No offe…
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Comment #15791724
Okay, I had to double check the article to make sure I'm not seeing things. The complaint is that a higher-end computer from a couple of years back is using four times the power of…
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Comment #15741390
I think you are nitpicking just to nitpick. Technically, continuous deployment is still 100% up to a human.
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Comment #15741284
Good article. I want to offer my thoughts on a couple of things from my personal experience. > If the change deployed is small, there is less code to look through in case of a prob…