simpleenigma

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by simpleenigma 14y ago
This has been my hesitation for doing any reserved instances. I expect to need larger instances in teh next 6 to 12 months, so any reserved instances I purchase today would have extra time on them without utilization ... This at least gives
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by simpleenigma 14y ago
I've been a long time proponent of CloudFlare. Usually they just speed things up and life is good. I've had a few minor problems where they 'clean up' some JavaScript and break it in the process, but those got resolved without any effort on
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by simpleenigma 14y ago
I recently got an message from a client who has a business email blocked because of a Spamhaus SBL listing for CloudFlare. I know they have already responded to this at http://blog.cloudflare.com/thoughts-on-abuse , but my client is paying
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CloudFlare on Spamhaus SBL (blog.wordtothewise.com)
3 points by simpleenigma 14y ago|3 comments
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by simpleenigma 14y ago
I know the developer and I just let him know that he is getting attention here ... and to get a donation link up ASAP ... He is a good guy and this has been an awful experience for him ... I've told him to get an account and start posting t
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by simpleenigma 15y ago
I've been moving my domain away for months as they expire ... I have a few that are ready to expire and I waited for today to do it ... Plus I'm going to move a few other important domains before the expire today ... The rest wilt have to w
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by simpleenigma 15y ago
I recently launched a B2B platform that required a VPN connection to each of my customers back end server running a proprietary software package on top of MSSQL. In order for my app server to have access to the client MSSQL server which was
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AWS CloudFormation New Features: Update Stack and IAM Support(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by simpleenigma 15y ago|0 comments
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by simpleenigma 15y ago
I second that
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by simpleenigma 15y ago
I use 3 Flip cameras to create a video podcast for my church each week. I'm not going for great quality, I'm going for good enough with a simple form factor and and ease of use. This is really disappointing and after what they did to Linksy
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by simpleenigma 16y ago
I installed the extension and blocked experts exchange first thing ... not sure if I'll even use it for any other sites ...
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by simpleenigma 16y ago
I've been working on an e-commerce project for a client that ended up having some major issues with database imports and the client wanted results now. Anyway, we got all of the items online and in Google with sitemaps, but the links were o
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by simpleenigma 18y ago
I ran into a project where I needed a cross platform GUI kit (needed Windows and Mac) and settled on wxWidgets after talking to a few developers. It's been great to work with, although some of the other libraries that are compatible with it
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by simpleenigma 18y ago
I've always thought that these certification programs were more of a game of trivial pursuit then a good gage of abilities.
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by simpleenigma 18y ago
If you are interested in this you might check out King Corn. It is a documentary about two guys who grow 1 acre of corn to see how it is done and where it goes. They also get into the fact that Americans are mostly made of corn because of t
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by simpleenigma 18y ago
This is my typical work flow and I am currently in a lull. I haven't figured out exactly how to get out of a lull except to wait it out and work on whatever hold my interest for the longest. If I sit in front of my computer and after 15 min
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by simpleenigma 18y ago
Among the other things I'm doing right now, I actually have a book deal to write a book on yoga, that includes information on meditation and breath control along with the standard postures. It's going to be directed toward people who spend
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by simpleenigma 18y ago
I have done quite a bit of work in Erlang over the past 4 or so years. I even wrote an anti-spam engine hat was heavy on parsing. The best thing Erlang has going in the parsing area is the binary pattern matching, which if you convert a st
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
I personally believe that this is where the data you collect about a persons voting should be used to recommend articles for them specifically. Then you can go to the main page to see what the community votes up, or you can go to a personal
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
The things you would end up learning about Erlang while writing a web server aren't as much about processes but more about pattern matching. Most people focus on Erlang as an easy way for multi-core/multiprocessor and distributed computing
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
A friend of mine is working on a comet server in Erlang at http://code.google.com/p/erlycomet/
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
For those of us who program in Erlang calling it 'weird' is a compliment :-) I think it's like complaining about parenthesis to a Lisper ... Both Lisp and Erlang make you think is a different way that once you get into that mode of thinking
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
LOL ... He hit most of my points except for the insane complexity of the FETCH and SEARCH commands. Each of these commands could be broken down into smaller commands that could be implemented in a hour or two instead of one huge command tha
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
At the moment I am currently writing an IMAP server in Erlang (google Erlang IMAP and you'll find me pretty fast) and the IMAP protocol is crazy complicated. Although after you get far enough into the syntax you start to see why the protoco
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
Curently writting my own in Erlang ... again ...
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
The ultimate analog hackers tool ...
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
That looks like a great book. I'm going to check it out the next time I'm at a book store :-) Which seems to be almost daily these days ...
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
As far as I know it does ... the 32bit limitations in Erlang are more about the OS then anything else.
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
I've always wanted someone to create a touch screen device that was the size of a pad of paper. I don't even care how much storage it has, although you can fit more into the form factor then something the size of a phone. So if it had a tou
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by simpleenigma 19y ago
That is a limitation of the 32-bit OS ... If you are using a 64-Bit OS that is no longer a problem. I have a 64-bit Xeon with 8GB of RAM and I have created tables lareger the 4GB as a test ... to make completely sure ...

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