Icer5k

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by Icer5k 5y ago
As others have said, it’s a complicated question, but if you have the resources/wherewithal to run Ceph but don’t want to deal with co-location, you can get a bunch of storage servers from Hetzner and get a much better grasp on cost ov
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by Icer5k 6y ago
I don't think you're in a bubble, but we've recently started evaluating Coder and have found the switch to a cloud-based IDE (especially when you add Progressive Web Apps to the mix for native keyboard shortcuts) has been ext
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A Note from Mark Zuckerberg(newsroom.fb.com)
2 points by Icer5k 8y ago|1 comments
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Google Cloud Acquires Aloomas(cloud.google.com)
4 points by Icer5k 8y ago|1 comments
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by Icer5k 8y ago
None of the servers on Packet.net include any bandwidth - it's all usage based if it leaves the datacenter. Internal bandwidth is free from what I can tell.
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by Icer5k 10y ago
KEYPR | Application Engineer | Los Angeles | ONSITE - Relocation Provided | Full-Time We're bringing the hotel experience into the 21st century. Think mobile check-in, big data analytics, and IoT devices (Nest, Sonos, etc) in hotel roo
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Show HN: Pokemon Go Interactive Map(github.com)
3 points by Icer5k 10y ago|0 comments
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by Icer5k 11y ago
It's not quite the same thing, but X.IO [1] from OTOY does a lot of the things mentioned, and can even run Steam directly without having to use in-home streaming (and we can take advantage of things like NvFBC to cut down capture time)
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by Icer5k 11y ago
It runs through a custom HTML/JS client over web sockets with a video codec designed to be decoded with low CPU overhead [1], or a native client [2] for better performance, especially with game streaming. For anyone interested in the s
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by Icer5k 12y ago
I'm curious what performance issues you were seeing in Firefox. I'm doing quite a bit of work with the same stack, and have been able to get sub-10ms decode times with Broadway.JS in all the major browsers. As long as you use tran
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HTTPS is not just TLS(lukasa.co.uk)
8 points by Icer5k 12y ago|0 comments
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Magnetic-Core Memory(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Icer5k 12y ago|0 comments
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by Icer5k 12y ago
All I have to say is "Wow". I just switched our boot drives in us-west-2 over, and our initialization time was cut in half (~7 minutes to ~3 minutes). As someone who launches a lot of instances based on user demand, I'm very
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by Icer5k 12y ago
Yeah, this is a recording of the shareholder call earlier today (mentioned on the press release), not an internal call.
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by Icer5k 13y ago
Another vote for Digicert for corp certificates - their support team is top-notch and if you opt to chain to Entrust you get browser support back through 1999, if you need to support older devices.
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by Icer5k 13y ago
Unique recipients per month?
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by Icer5k 13y ago
What would Evernote support look like? Do you want to access your notes, or are you more interested in attachments?
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by Icer5k 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. You're correct - it does map Dropbox, Google Drive and Box to removable drives on Windows, and it also allows you to mix multiple accounts from (say) Dropbox so you can have a work and personal account mounted
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by Icer5k 13y ago
I just fixed it, thanks!
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by Icer5k 13y ago
It actually exposes multiple removable drives (with independent drive letters) which can than be interacted with, just like a USB drive. On top of that, we add a cache which minimizes interactions with the various provider APIs so it feels
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Show HN: Boxster - A better Dropbox client(boxster.io)
12 points by Icer5k 13y ago|19 comments
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Homebrew Computer Club Reunion(kickstarter.com)
106 points by Icer5k 13y ago|37 comments
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by Icer5k 13y ago
True, S3 is not a CDN, but for a lot of use cases, serving directly from S3 is fine. Taking Vine for example, I picked a random vine from twitter ( https://vine.co/v/bE3YI365gxd ) and a popular vine from twitter ( https://vine.co/v/bEFFxdwj
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by Icer5k 13y ago
Cloudfront as a CDN supports directory indexes and 404s, it's just S3 that doesn't. If you point a CF distribution at your own server with directory indexes enabled, CF will send those through to the user.
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by Icer5k 13y ago
There's a power cable the plugs into the bottom of the unit - https://squareup.com/help/en-us/article/5114-square-stand-se... .
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by Icer5k 13y ago
I'd imagine most people on 12.04 will stick with it until 14.04 comes out. 12.04 is an LTS release, and is supported for 3-5 years from the release date where 12.10 through 13.10 are normal releases, and are only supported for 9 months from
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by Icer5k 13y ago
Not only that, but how does ICAAN expect to get around DNS search domains that aren't there by choice, but by default? Almost every ISP I've used has provided a DNS name as part of their DHCP info, and if apex of TLDs start having anything
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by Icer5k 13y ago
Interesting concept, especially with the recent changes Google has made to GMail/Apps. The biggest benefit/downside that jumps out at me is the complexity required to run an email system this way - Cassandra clusters, LDAP, external MTAs,
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Zencoder Launches Live Transcoding(zencoder.com)
1 points by Icer5k 13y ago|0 comments
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Stop Heroku(herokuclassaction.com)
5 points by Icer5k 14y ago|0 comments

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