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meskyanichi
13y ago
Sony is going to have a truckload of indie titles on PS VITA which VITA TV owners will directly benefit from. In total there are around 1300 games ready to be picked up and played (PS1, PSP and PS VITA combined). I'd pick a pure gaming
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meskyanichi
13y ago
Very cool. Thanks for the info!
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meskyanichi
13y ago
Neat! These two in particular both have an API for provisioning.
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meskyanichi
13y ago
So integrating with VPS providers such as Linode and Digital Ocean will be possible? If so, would this be easy to do for end-users? Never got in to Cloud Foundry because it's overly complex and very limiting. Always went with Heroku, b
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meskyanichi
13y ago
Does no one consider comparing the consoles by their hardware specs? Or is a console just a console and do specs not exist? It's seriously amazing that they priced it at $399 with what they are shipping. Could've easily been at $5
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meskyanichi
13y ago
Problem is that that's all that the Kinect is good for. It does more bad than it does good. Gaming wise it has been a disaster. Also, the specs of the PS4 are FAR superior to the XBOX One's. Definitely worth much more than the $10
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Git Go v0.0.1
(rubyflow.com)
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14y ago
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meskyanichi
14y ago
Ruby/Rails has practically become the poster child for every (modern) web hosting company. EngineYard, Heroku, DotCloud, ShellyCloud, 6Sync, Webbynode, Linode, Brightbox, and the list goes on. Let's not forget the advancement of JRuby (JVM
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meskyanichi
14y ago
Took me only 15 minutes to realize what I've been missing. ;)
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meskyanichi
14y ago
Trading virtual currency for physical currency. In Diablo 3 you can purchase/sell virtual goods for real currency. Although both have "real value", you can do more with for example "USD/EUR" than with "Diablo 3 Gold".
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meskyanichi
14y ago
Reminds me of the Real Money Auction House in Diablo 3.
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meskyanichi
14y ago
> The "scalability" thing isnt about adding some ram or getting a larger proc. You'd be surprised how many people that actually use EC2 think it is. > Yes white boxes are cheap. Site negotiations, design, procurement, networking, op
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meskyanichi
14y ago
Zing!
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meskyanichi
14y ago
Religious people be mad!
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meskyanichi
14y ago
That, or Ramuh? Or Quezacotl?
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meskyanichi
14y ago
Which is why I brought it up, it's hilarious. I thought people were just trolling at first but man, the first time I saw it, it made my day. Relating something like "God" with natural disasters. I love how people come up with that kind of s
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14y ago
^ This. You'll do it if you care enough or if it's absolutely required. Everyone knows in advance that this kind of shit can and will happen. Also, if people don't plan on hosting in multiple areas/AZs, I wonder why the hell anyone would ev
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14y ago
Or as the religious people call it, "The Act of God". No seriously, people actually write that shit in their terms. Hilarious.
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meskyanichi
14y ago
Yes, I was referring to bandwidth.
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meskyanichi
14y ago
That would depend on the type of CPU Linode is using. What the CPU's frequency is, the amount of cores, whether it has or does not have hyper-threading technology. The hyper-threading technology is a pretty cheap way to add more virtual cor
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meskyanichi
14y ago
The chances of that happening are low anyway. I believe someone reported their server was running smooth for 3 years with only a single _minor_ downtime. Also, I doubt that an app that runs on a VPS is as important as one that requires a wh
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meskyanichi
14y ago
It actually says "Sent"?
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14y ago
You could also just get a dedicated server with a good chunk of ram. Say, 32gb or the new 64gb one. Then install XEN or KVM on it and run your own VPS farm instead. It'll save you $800-1600 USD/month in the long-run once you fill up the who
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14y ago
Purchased an EX 4S (32gb ram non-ecc) the other day from Hetzner, been running extremely smooth. They got it rigged up in about 2-4 hours. Installed Xen to run my own little VPS farm and it's dirt cheap compared to all the VPS providers out
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meskyanichi
15y ago
Ha, and what'll be next..? Well, I guess I'm also quite thankful in a way that noobs like that don't actually get good idea's in the first place, although it can be quite annoying.
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15y ago
I always get this tiring feeling when someone comes up to me to talk about an idea. Especially if it's one of these "fast talking" kind of people. Most of them involve some kind of "social X". Even more saddening is how the people that have
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meskyanichi
15y ago
You might've already seen this, but if not, this is pretty interesting to see: http://success.heroku.com/ Click on the "Read Success Story" links for each app. It shows how many web dynos, worker dynos, and what add-ons and database are b
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Deploying your static nanoc sites to Heroku's hosted platform with Nanoc::Heroku
(michaelvanrooijen.com)
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Automate your application's development environment with Guard
(michaelvanrooijen.com)
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15y ago
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Managing and monitoring your Ruby application with Foreman and Upstart
(michaelvanrooijen.com)
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