michaelhalligan

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by michaelhalligan 15y ago
LDAP
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by michaelhalligan 15y ago
Puppet/Chef
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by michaelhalligan 15y ago
Other
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by michaelhalligan 15y ago
LDAP
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by michaelhalligan 15y ago
Puppet/Chef
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by michaelhalligan 15y ago
Other
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Net impact analysis of outage: A bunch of socially awkward technophiles couldn't tell their friends that they were eating lunch.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Isn't that all charity?
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
I use them in production storage arrays for both read and write caching.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
To me it means I'm going to have to keep a large supply of cocaine and cheap whisky around the office.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
This is why geeks will never rule the world.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
It's a super dump, but you can get a studio for $1k/month at Trinity Plaza on Market St. Expect to lose your deposit from what I'm told, but hey it has a pool, and plenty of meth dealers, and it's right at Market & 9th so it's central t
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Very clear and indisputable impending global destruction with a short window before the event. (Think Asteroids or Aliens). Also, children who fall into wells or survive airliner crashes. Nothing else will work.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
I had a phone interview with Marc sometime in 2007, I think just after TC40. During the interview they made me aware of Mint.com, so I spent the afternoon playing with Mint & Wesabe. By the end of the afternoon I had begun using Mint to
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Could we get a new section for HackerNews that says "Social Media Drama"? Then we could filter this entire soap-opera out?
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
This seems like a good fit, certainly an equivalent quality of editorial content.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Same thing, but buying books.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
A blockbuster employee once stole some dvds I returned, and destroyed my credit. To this news, I sing, "We don't need no water let the motherfucker burn!".
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Would it surprise you to learn that even Arrington's "Friends" don't necessarily want him around all the time?
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
$110k seems a tad low for someone with over a decade's experience in the bay area. I'd be looking for more around $150k/year in wage slavery as an overall comp package (bonuses and expected stock sale value added to base salary)
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Slow news day.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Such is the danger of sharecropping.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Has anybody actually done their due diligence to see if there really is a lawsuit, or to see if there really is even a fusion garage? It seems to me like it has the potential for an especially lucrative hoax.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
It's growing, quickly. Others are entering this space, their main obstacle (besides the cost of running fiber) is that so many buildings have signed exclusivity agreements with comcast which have questionable legality. The economics make it
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
http://web-pass.com/ .. We actually found our apartment complex by calling up every building on their list of lit buildings and asking if they had any condos or apartments for rent. Turned out that there are at least 3 other geeks here I
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
I pay $2,500/month for full use of a 1gbps circuit at one of my datacenters. 10 years ago I would have paid about $250k/month for that sort of capacity (and another $100k for a router/firewall that could handle it). Bandwidth has definitely
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Or you could save your money, spend a bit more time searching, and not waste valuable real estate on books that get obsolete in a year.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Is anybody left at EngineYard?
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
Portland has most of the benefits of San Francisco with all of the drawbacks of Seattle. As gray as SF is, I don't understand how anybody lives in Seattle or Portland without committing suicide from the lack of sun.
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by michaelhalligan 16y ago
If rent control went away along with the Ellis act, in 5 years the average rent in San Francisco would be 15% lower than what it is today. Rent control very severely distorts both the rental and the real estate market in many direct and ind

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