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Comment #14058655
Perhaps you're not aware that Canonical already do this and publish results at https://certification.ubuntu.com/ ?
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Comment #12532051
Anyone else reminded of https://xkcd.com/927/ ?
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Comment #11088462
Oh? I'm sure 16.10 will be great but there's a bunch of things coming in 16.04 which have me excited!
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Comment #7844618
You should probably start with Juju docs on setting up an environment with MAAS as a "provider" https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/config-maas.html
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Comment #7841703
Where are you getting the stats that majority of the cloud is RHEL/CentOS? Published stats [1] show that Ubuntu dominates cloud deployments. [1] http://www.markshuttleworth.com/arc…
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Comment #7840890
To be honest, Intel's AMT is a bit of a PITA, but the Orange Boxes were assembled to have some resemblance to real racks of hardware. So remote out of band power control is essenti…
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Comment #7840294
One key difference is that MAAS is free as in beer and free as in speech. It's great for private clouds.
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Comment #7840235
Along with Juju, this is a key technology which (literally) powers the Ubuntu Orange Box - http://www.ubuntu.com/cluster
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Comment #5388483
Is there a subscription list you use to increase privacy or are these custom filters?
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Comment #3636061
Would be interesting to see a comparison to iOS - are there figures available?
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Comment #2689869
LDAP as a hierarchical data store with same flat schema for each node containing application specific serialised Python dictionaries. Oh, and PostgreSQL for reporting.
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Comment #2502986
Key points from the conference summarized on reddit's /r/gaming: http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/h1anz/key_points_fro...
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Comment #1453184
100% when you look at data for UK, though it appears we're less educated - 23% "High School"
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Comment #1259856
The redirect I found on https://www.google.com seems like it did have a whitelist. Luckily youtube.com was on the whitelist, so I could re-use the exploit from there. So even white…
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Comment #1259844
https://www.google.com/accounts/CheckCookie?continue=http%3A... This link looks like it's from google.com but it's not. Incidentally I think this only works if you're currently sig…