for normal cluster computing you want high IO between instances (doing some math this guy was running 8 of these instances to get the numbers he was achieving, so to answer the grandparent, you would need to buy 16 Teslas to get the performance he is getting)
Either the guy is lying or the pricing is wrong, from the TFA is says they charge 28 cents a min, but from the amazon ec2 pricing page it says [quote]Pricing is per instance-hour consumed for each instance, from the time an instance is launched until it is terminated. Each partial instance-hour consumed will be billed as a full hour.[/quote]
also to get 28 cents/min you would need to run 8 instances at $2.10/hour so really he paid $16.80 not $1.68
Actually dropbox is smart enough that if two computers are visible to each other on a lan they will directly sync to each other instead of going out to dropbox's server.
Unfortunately, the document is 59 pages of legalese.
I read through some, The pages are only have height (half is taken up by footnotes) so ites really like 30 pages, The rules itself are only page 43-48 (appendex B) everything else is just what was talked about in the meetings. Now the rules changes are legalese but pages 1-33 (Discussion) are actually a pretty easy read.
Nike+ works with the iPhone, but it works with all iPods really (But there are special things the app from nike can do on the touch and iPhone that it can't do on the other models)
I was going to bash this and say they could just take the money and feed random trajectories in to the formula and get the same results, but I got to thinking, this is actually good. This can give you the top 100 or so options then you spend the cpu time tweaking this or that variable. You may actually get some better results that doing raw multivariable calculus with a lot of variables and unknowns could do.
This makes it so you are not breaking the law when you jailbreak your phone (DMCA circumvention law) however you are still under the terms of your "contract" with apple ( X number of days to revive a free warranty repair as long as you do not modify the hardware or software of the device)
So will the cost per GB for this new disks. Just use what any serious person uses for Write Once Read Many backups and TODAY has a capacity of 1.5TB... Tape
I use a prepaid service. "Unlimited" voice, text, and data is $50/month
You are not using a prepaid service. You have a monthly contract of $50/month. Pre-paid the article is referring to are phones where you pay per minute you use plus a fee for connecting. so you make no calls during the month your bill that month is $0.00
Who here has "CNNIC ROOT" left over from the default install in their windows(or firefox) cert list? I bet they would be more likely to give up a signed CA cert then VeriSign would.
I agree that this most likely will not happen in the US for the same reasons you stated. However, I do not see this out of the realm of possibility of a more oppressive government like China or N. Korea.
Actually if you are running your own DNS server on your intranet you can use whatever TLD you want, so as long as they don't approve the plan of letting large company register their own TLD anything non in the standard ICANN naming system would be considered a private TLD.
Go ahead - root me. What are you waiting for? You want the details of my operating system? HA! I'm not that easy to social engineer!
Thats why I don't root you, I root your receptionist to get the proverbial foot in the door. "Hi this is John from IT, we found a virus on your workstation I just emailed you the program to remove it, just open it and it will solve the issue"
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What they said translates to "We are putting you behind a carrier grade NAT, you will no longer have a public IP unless you pay us extra for it."
for normal cluster computing you want high IO between instances (doing some math this guy was running 8 of these instances to get the numbers he was achieving, so to answer the grandparent, you would need to buy 16 Teslas to get the performance he is getting)
Either the guy is lying or the pricing is wrong, from the TFA is says they charge 28 cents a min, but from the amazon ec2 pricing page it says [quote]Pricing is per instance-hour consumed for each instance, from the time an instance is launched until it is terminated. Each partial instance-hour consumed will be billed as a full hour.[/quote]
also to get 28 cents/min you would need to run 8 instances at $2.10/hour so really he paid $16.80 not $1.68
Actually dropbox is smart enough that if two computers are visible to each other on a lan they will directly sync to each other instead of going out to dropbox's server.
Can I get a server logging system, hold the email notifications. Can I get extra rotating log files with that?
Actually they talk about the failings of tuning adapters in the paper too.
Unfortunately, the document is 59 pages of legalese.
I read through some, The pages are only have height (half is taken up by footnotes) so ites really like 30 pages, The rules itself are only page 43-48 (appendex B) everything else is just what was talked about in the meetings. Now the rules changes are legalese but pages 1-33 (Discussion) are actually a pretty easy read.
You can do your taxes on the efile website i believe.
Nike+ works with the iPhone, but it works with all iPods really (But there are special things the app from nike can do on the touch and iPhone that it can't do on the other models)
Who knew that Billion was spelled differently in Canada, maybe it is like color and colour.
I was going to bash this and say they could just take the money and feed random trajectories in to the formula and get the same results, but I got to thinking, this is actually good. This can give you the top 100 or so options then you spend the cpu time tweaking this or that variable. You may actually get some better results that doing raw multivariable calculus with a lot of variables and unknowns could do.
Actually for some state, county, and city laws they are passed democratically for a famous example see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Proposition_8_(2008)
The advantage is your phone can have a HDMI out (there is even a mini spec to fit on a small device like a phone) to play at 1080p on your big screen.
yea, but how do you steer it?
This makes it so you are not breaking the law when you jailbreak your phone (DMCA circumvention law) however you are still under the terms of your "contract" with apple ( X number of days to revive a free warranty repair as long as you do not modify the hardware or software of the device)
So will the cost per GB for this new disks. Just use what any serious person uses for Write Once Read Many backups and TODAY has a capacity of 1.5TB... Tape
according to http://www.google.com/googlevoice/about.html there is a App for the iPhone. I can not find one in the App Store, is there any other app other than http://m.google.com/voice for the iPhone?
http://www.jawbone.com/ it uses the vibrations in your skull from speaking to do noise cancellation.
I use a prepaid service. "Unlimited" voice, text, and data is $50/month
You are not using a prepaid service. You have a monthly contract of $50/month. Pre-paid the article is referring to are phones where you pay per minute you use plus a fee for connecting. so you make no calls during the month your bill that month is $0.00
Who here has "CNNIC ROOT" left over from the default install in their windows(or firefox) cert list? I bet they would be more likely to give up a signed CA cert then VeriSign would.
I agree that this most likely will not happen in the US for the same reasons you stated. However, I do not see this out of the realm of possibility of a more oppressive government like China or N. Korea.
BitDefender != Microsoft
Actually if you are running your own DNS server on your intranet you can use whatever TLD you want, so as long as they don't approve the plan of letting large company register their own TLD anything non in the standard ICANN naming system would be considered a private TLD.
Go ahead - root me. What are you waiting for? You want the details of my operating system? HA! I'm not that easy to social engineer!
Thats why I don't root you, I root your receptionist to get the proverbial foot in the door. "Hi this is John from IT, we found a virus on your workstation I just emailed you the program to remove it, just open it and it will solve the issue"
Yea, because there is no way to get rootkited or other vulnerabilities on Linux system.
Hey, I wonder where the term "rootkit" originated?