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xeroxmalf

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    Comment #18121365

    Canada here but I get 40-50mbps single threaded / connection. Anything multithreaded I can max my 200mbps home connection out.

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    Comment #14817988

    It happened / was fixed 3 years ago.

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    Comment #14087408

    They have recently updated the download page for FreeNAS Corral to say in large letters "NOT FOR PRODUCTION" and after using it for the last month, I can see why. A good example of…

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    Comment #13365037

    There is another site[0] that is very similar that is linked to off of the official bitcoin website under find an exchange[1]. [0] https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/ [1] https://…

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    Comment #11302628

    SickBeard appears to be stale, and the replacement options for it are Sonarr[0] and SickRage[1]. There is also Headphones[2] - similar to CouchPotato and SickBeard/Rage/Sonarr but …

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    Comment #10116450

    As linked elsewhere in this thread, its plenty achievable to have bare metal at 16e/mo or less even, between Online.net and Kimsufi.

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    Comment #9281299

    They send you an email when you have: 30 days, 2 weeks, 1 week, and 3 days left. Plenty of reminders for me.

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    Comment #8610853

    Not quite the same, given Yukon has a population density (2011) 0.07 /km2 (0.18 /sq mi), which is actually fairly hard to make a profit on.

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    Comment #8580011

    > Firing a firearm Why does it have to be a firearm? Bean bags from an air cannon would be more than sufficient.

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    Comment #8572802

    Or even on the higher end, some MS drugs like Copaxone can be upwards of $200 to $300 per dose.

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    Comment #8515537

    It is supposed to fill a void between having nothing, and at the other end, buying a full device like a PS3. $20-40 sticks that let you stream to your television or dumb panel.

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    Comment #8508432

    For reference, the earlier HN discussion[0] "Google Warns: bit.ly Links Are Unsafe" [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8507624

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    Comment #8406831

    "Say you have your own hardware, what would you need to access the display and keyboard securely remotely over the network?" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KVM_switch#KVM_over_IP_.2…

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    Comment #8401588

    > I'm afraid we have to go back to exchanging files over the LAN. 1 horribly infected computer on a LAN can be a nightmare for everyone else connected.

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    Comment #8364113

    You could move /bin/bash to another location, and then create a symlink from the Homebrew version to /bin/bash.

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    Comment #8334273

    It actually does require sed, and either python or openssl. "Requirements bash curl sed openssl or python"

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    Comment #8329421

    You might want to check out SoYouStart's (OVH) offerings [0]: For €40, you could get a dedicated server with an Intel Xeon E3 1245v2 (4 core, 8 thread, 3.4ghz), 32GB ram, 3x120gb S…

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    Comment #8249228

    As a Canadian: It is unfortunately not just the US where internet service prices are ridiculously high, but all of North America.

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    Comment #8226897

    From the article: "In North America, while there are Internet exchanges, they are typically run by for-profit companies." ... "In North America the combination of relatively cheap …

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    Comment #8211677

    Here[0] is the previous HN discussion of this, submitted 10 hours earlier: [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8210319

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    Comment #8183200

    Their about page[0] says "ShellCheck is a static analysis and linting tool for sh/bash scripts." [0] http://www.shellcheck.net/about.html

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    Comment #8173542

    Previous discussion on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8171907

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    Comment #8096949

    From the site: "Musicians you love listen to what you like" ... "Their favourite tracks become your personal radio..."