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z8000
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Comment #1183683
It would quite funny to replace the pins on the map with d*cks for those users showing off their wares.
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Comment #1183682
It would quite funny to replace the pins on the map with d*cks for those users showing off their wares.
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Comment #1174340
You should probably ask this on stackoverflow.com.
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Comment #1174330
Oh, so that's what became of _why.
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Comment #1174322
The empty string does not. http://www.xamuel.com/inverse-graphing-calculator.php?phrase... But, I have no idea. Perhaps it is a bug wherein a CRLF is being added to the internal st…
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Comment #1174318
"Blogging Pro"? Right. My unborn child has a better grasp of basic grammar rules. What an annoying thing to read!
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Comment #1168691
Isn't 1300 users per box extremely low for a load test?
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Comment #1163397
I was going to say "We should hang out" but we would probably tear each other's eyes out.
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Comment #1161684
As I write this comment I just know that in 5 years I will look at it and chuckle at myself but... it boggles my mind to consider a pure-RAM system that relies on at least one copy…
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Comment #1160611
Not being snarky here but how can anyone seriously consider Scalaris for any data that's even remotely important? http://code.google.com/p/scalaris/wiki/FAQ#Is_the_store_pers... ?
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Comment #1157932
Cherokee also tries to use HTTP 1.1 keepalive to upstream processes. NGiNX uses HTTP 1.0. I doubt this matters in most use cases however.
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Comment #1157886
I thought of this idea the other day and got stuck on how to best push messages to hanging clients in a generic way instead of the simple requestNumber request-response correlation…
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Comment #1147528
I'm curious why haproxy is in the mix. There's a couple of better balancers for nginx if that's why.
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Comment #1146536
10. Late Night with David Letterman Theme What?! I watch that show somewhat regularly and doubt that I would recognize it unnamed.
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Comment #1146041
Wow. I was not expecting to read "paster" nor "mysql" in that presentation!
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Comment #1140039
"Maybe Santa doesn't need help doing Santa's job!" You are assuming a lot here buddy. Save your preaching for Sunday school.
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Comment #1139583
FWIW I am an INFP and I could have written the same comment as the OP. Last I looked I have over 50 unfinished projects in my personal repository. I tend to be ever watchful of new…
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Comment #1138505
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=839288
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Comment #1128326
Have you tried stressing the server with thousands of clients? I'm curious how Node.js holds up and how much RAM it uses per connection without (or with?) major TCP/IP tuning of bu…
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Comment #1126011
Great, thanks for sharing this.
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Comment #1125447
I didn't think that the MacBook was actually in direct light. In fact from the angles it actually seemed to be shilouetted. The one time I did try to use a MacBook in direct sunlig…
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Comment #1124165
How about this? Don't do business out of your house. Move the precious coins to a safe place instead. Rule 1 about being pissed off that someone told someone else something about y…
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Comment #1124134
The swivel camera is a good idea. It's tough to really love the thing without more information. Oh, I love the comparison in sunlight to a macbook ... whose brightness was clearly …
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Comment #1124116
I use Notational Velocity and store the notes as markdown-formatted text files in a Dropbox folder. I can render them to HTML as needed for "pretty" viewing.
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Comment #1124115
A first-year CS undergrad student can write an editor with better formatting than Evernote on OS X. I don't mean to be snarky but it's terrible to see EN have so much potential onl…