ianshward

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   by ianshward 14y ago

   Well, sue, but more generally, have better legal control over supply relationships.
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   by ianshward 14y ago

   Yes, very interesting. This was my first thought, unfortunately.
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   How MapBox infrastructure is prepared for major events like Sandy(mapbox.com)

   3 points by ianshward 14y ago|0 comments
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   by ianshward 14y ago

   _"A large part of this is due to the fact that nginx only uses HTTP/1.0 when it proxies requests to a back end server, and that means it opens a new connection on every request rather than using a persistent connection"_ Have you tried usin
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   by ianshward 15y ago

   More than on any other thread I've read on Hacker News, I'm driven to say on this in particular: what can we do? Iran's government site runs IIS. Pressure Microsoft to revoke their license (if it's even legit). I'm ready for war. I dona