Jugglernaut

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by Jugglernaut 2y ago
Very nice write up of the process, thank you. Are you happy with it now that som time has passed?
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by Jugglernaut 14y ago
I doubt that was the point the OP tried to make about being frightened by religious people. If someone can believe something without proof that was written down 2000 years ago then they can believe almost anything. That's scary to someone
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by Jugglernaut 14y ago
Sure that works just fine for noise and performance but that 700$ budget will be blown to smithereens.
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by Jugglernaut 14y ago
This is one of her responses: "As you all know I have a rockin' tight ass, a successful project on Kickstarter that you've all funded, and a cyberstalker that goes by the name of FrankSinatraDirtyTalker1915@comcast.net. I originally met "F
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
What you and most others miss is that people don't really care about the right of things when they pirate. It's a non-issue.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
Then again Netflix isn't available in Europe and there are huge holes in the catalogue of any streaming service. With that said I think Netflix will be huge in Europe or at least in my native Sweden. As for your pirate bay experience here i
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
I really don't see where you got that idea from.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
That's not even near true. Many people are completely oblivious about their weight. Though I highly doubt you will do anything but hurting them by telling them that they're fat.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
That depends on how much hardware you want to spread it out on. Many companies would have to hire a hadoop guy, then again some companies would have to hire a sysadmin to to run the Oyster solution. Build your storage to fit your company.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
I agree, that just should not happen unless the server was a complete lemon or badly assembled.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
That sounds like a terrible data center. If you count a server short circuit with some minor smoke as a fire I guess it's understandable. The server room should have Halon/Inergen or a similar system with smoke detectors. Building your own
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
More to the point the topic wasn't really about obscure bugs in ruby. The backend was failing due to getting slammed which admittedly could make some nasty bugs surface. What I think the main problem was is that you answered someone in an e
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
Of course they're responsible and that's why five of them were sent to prison. What the bankers did was bribing officals into taking bad advice at hiked rates leading to a 30-40 year loan having to be paid off in a tenth of that time. THIS
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
They are not the Dark Knight anymore. The cape is fluttering in Cupertino now.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
Ban the line pushers or at least probate them for a fortnight. There is no reason to allow someone to take up your time by making you wonder if you should ban or not ban.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
The point of the article wasn't how fast the query ran, nor is the hardware specified. Without that information any assessment of speed is meaningless.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
I consider mail a critical tool and thus I have no qualms paying money for it. I'm using Exchange Online from Microsoft. I use Outlook so that obviously affects my choice. DISCLAIMER: I have family working at Microsoft.
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
I haven't used Gmail in several years so I don't know if it offers anything not offered by other services. Smart, simple to manage email is available in abundance these days. Google search on the other hand is to me at least the epitome of
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by Jugglernaut 15y ago
Seeing as it is legal to share files non-commercially in Switzerland I'd say that worldwide is a stretch. It's also getting there in other countries. The momentum is behind the sharing, not behind the institutions upholding the barricades.