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by serverhorror 10y ago
Austria here: Pretty standard model. Uber driver gets a share of the profit. So that is not the same all over the EU. Spain (I know this from a Friend): Pretty harsh regulations, no Uber at all.
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by serverhorror 12y ago
I too had that impression. I can vouch for (1) being correct since I am managing an HPC Cluster for a company right now. The way to to is modules.sf.net (or the newer and nicer Lmod which is Lua). The usual need is for a multitude of versio
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by serverhorror 12y ago
What I don't get is the mindset that refactoring is optional. If I'd be the customer and people came to me to tell me "Of course we can do feature X but we also LIKE to do Y" what I hear is "We can do what you want
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by serverhorror 12y ago
Nice I didn't even know such a thing existed...now off to find and try something that seems acceptable.
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by serverhorror 12y ago
> "We have thoroughly investigated this technology and do not find any evidence to substantiate security concerns" is a laughable statement to have issued. Why o why does "investigated this technology" even imply that
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by serverhorror 12y ago
I just had to: https://www.google.com/webhp?q=getting%20started%20PHRUBYPY appearantly Google thinks it's Rails :)
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by serverhorror 12y ago
I really like that kind of definition. Maybe I was thinking about that too long: What about running and maintaining it?
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Ask HN: What is “full stack” actually?
36 points by serverhorror 12y ago|80 comments
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by serverhorror 12y ago
Here's a question: If some VPNs are blocked and others aren't maybe they are just blocking stuff that they can't control? In other words: The services that are good enough to prevent eavesdropping are blocked, while the other
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by serverhorror 12y ago
Hmmm... there is no 12pm? There's 11:59pm and then comes 00:00 (which I'm not sure wether it is AM or PM)? Is that somewhat correct?
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by serverhorror 12y ago
> This is mostly a sysadmin/devops issue, since all languages have the same issue. You're kidding right? I thought that whole "devops" movement (call it what you like) was to get rid of the attitude of "other peo
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by serverhorror 12y ago
Two 43 USD notes and for the remaining change some chocolate ;)
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by serverhorror 13y ago
(This is not a flame or anything just my subjective impression. I know the people who built this (well 2 of them) personally. So forgive me guys) I was asking a few times how things were going and that I could need something that sounds lik
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by serverhorror 13y ago
Errr _what_ is this? I just can't make any use of it except for guessing how many users a site will have in a week where I can't see any use...
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by serverhorror 13y ago
OT: Wtf "black customers" Kind of discriminating... (I get it's not about black people but still keeps the mindset going where non-caucasian are thought of as lesser persons) Is that how american people phrase things? (On the
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by serverhorror 13y ago
To me neither patents nor price (of the printers) are actually holding back. I just can't search for "$product print spare part $frob" on the web and get relevant results. I fear nothing will change because a) there will neve
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by serverhorror 13y ago
Maybe because Intel+Mobile isn't cool enough these days? Or it's Intel's first large field test and they don't want to risk bad publicity just in case...
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Ask HN: Multi-User/Platform Photo Management
2 points by serverhorror 13y ago|0 comments
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by serverhorror 13y ago
Started? Not so much (I think)...rather made some stupid decisions so that it went public. To me the real question is: Who is fighting (nationalities, companies, individuals)? AND: Are the combatants attacking who they think are their targe
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by serverhorror 13y ago
I think the spammers are trying to pollute the (publicly) available text corpus with markov-chains (or similiar stuff). My guess is the intention is to get ranking of search results near the top places. How? Well, it's on github (credible s
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by serverhorror 14y ago
Look at phantom.js -- make it happen that Firefox integrates easily with the framework.
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by serverhorror 14y ago
I live in a country -- not Sweden -- with a "book of valid names". What most people miss is that the list IS NOT AUTHORITATIVE. Once you move outside the "comfort zone" (lacking better words) of this list the only thing that happens is that
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by serverhorror 14y ago
Honestly I think the biggest nuclear threat comes from: * US * Russia * France * China I don't see why one country in the posession of nuclear weapons is less a threat than any other. Someone please explain that to me. Especially since I kn
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by serverhorror 14y ago
I hate you! Just spent an hour with your game :) (In case it's not clear, I think it's great and somewhat addictive, a few rough edges but really great)
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by serverhorror 14y ago
After reading all 3 parts of the series the thing that bugs me most right now is: Heck, those are great ideas! I'd like to write a tracking system that does everything possible to collect the data and uniquely identify the users! It doesn't
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by serverhorror 15y ago
So that means Silicon Valley has the 3 most fearful enemies: fresh air, sunshine and the unbearable roaring of birds? -- Thanks, I'll go with the 80% rain :)