bitmonk

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by bitmonk 14y ago
Anyone interested in contributing should go to http://www.opequip.org/forums/ and create threads for your area (if not already there) under organizing, volunteering, donating. Say what you can do and promote locally. Also if you have id
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#OpEquip - Bridging the Digital Divide Locally(opequip.org)
3 points by bitmonk 14y ago|4 comments
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by bitmonk 15y ago
Because they're in the middle of BFE. A beautiful wine country town far, far from everything. [Note, I can't say for sure that's why the above person doesn't work there anymore, but it's likely. I interviewed several times and was astounded
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The Privacy Implications of Facial Recognition Technology(fogcityjournal.com)
3 points by bitmonk 15y ago|0 comments
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by bitmonk 15y ago
That's an opinion. Stating opinion as fact is a worthless contribution, in fact a detriment, to healthy discussion. I wouldn't argue that there's moral high ground here, I'd simply put it this way: Anyone who thinks there is a better w
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by bitmonk 15y ago
No hosting provider should ever modify customer DNS without the customer requesting. Boycott Bluehost!
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by bitmonk 15y ago
Right, that works really well for YouTube. The great problem that is created when one tries to apply rules in this way is that, look, big companies won't suffer, and small ones will unduly. The internet is full of user-generated-content si
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by bitmonk 15y ago
I remember being "Top Graded" as an "A Player" when I was at Rackspace. In addition to everyone quickly beginning to hate me, I caught an article on Top Grading in the next few days which said that A players have an average tenure of 3 mon
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by bitmonk 15y ago
"Never let your employer give you a pager, unless you're an ops guy." Fuck You
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by bitmonk 15y ago
A lot of this is great, but it's clear that the author has not actually followed the process of launching AWS. Bezos did not wake up one day and decide to start selling his datacenter space. AWS was developed, clearly after this person le