That's amazing! I would never have imagined something like that from "phones? we don't have phones here"-amazon.
Really glad you were able to get that taken care of. You should definitely tell that story more, and write a review on the Kindle maybe. That's the rare CS story that you like to hear about.
When I think of e-paper, I think of the roll-y bendy kind. I never thought of it as being rigid. I always thought it was the electronics which housed the paper would break first.
Are you able to get a replacement for your kindle?
But asking the question is so much easier than coming up with the magical query which will return the right "I'm feeling lucky" result, which is really the answer you want.
Am I going to get treated like I do by the airlines every time I want to watch a movie?
In order for this to track us at all, we'd need an ID to buy a ticket, need to show ID to get into the theater, have assigned seats, and they would have to change the audio slightly on every showing.
Maybe I'll just stay home and download them instead...
I'd love to just sit in the accounts receivable office to hear the phone calls. "This months bill is due, that will be $415,000. Would you like to make that payment over the phone."
Something like this is very much how a large part of the real world works.
If only the comment about the money for the hardware was the way the real world works...
I think it's sort of fortunate that the submitter was vague. This way, I get to read about all sorts of HA solutions, where as if he really wanted 2 apache servers and a hot/cold mysql instance, I'd have been way more bored;-)
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Petition for your boss to do the right thing.
While you're petitioning, do what your boss tells you.
If what your boss tells you to do is unethical, quit, and tell him why in your resignation letter.
I completely agree. I can't believe that after what he experienced with Firefly that Joss Whedon is back in bed with Fox. It's like he's a masochist.
Dr Horrible should have set the stage for online episodes via Hulu. Hell, I know I watch Hulu more often than I turn on my TV.
If they want my IM logs that bad, let them have it.
They changed the text after it went live (and I posted my comment). You aren't going crazy.
That's amazing! I would never have imagined something like that from "phones? we don't have phones here"-amazon.
Really glad you were able to get that taken care of. You should definitely tell that story more, and write a review on the Kindle maybe. That's the rare CS story that you like to hear about.
If you feel the need, but so far, no one has even done zeros.
http://16systems.com/zero/
Not even necessary
http://16systems.com/zero/
wow, that's really weird!
When I think of e-paper, I think of the roll-y bendy kind. I never thought of it as being rigid. I always thought it was the electronics which housed the paper would break first.
Are you able to get a replacement for your kindle?
Features that act like fingerprints.
Things like fiber arrangement, etc
Yea...just stupid in general.
of course, if you had the hot spare marked somehow, I don't believe pulling that out would cause a rebuild.
Wear and tear on the chassis and sled, yes, and still counts as stupid, since this is IT, and one in a million things happen every day.
Or just do
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/disk bs=1k
It hasn't been successfully recovered from, to my knowledge
Reminds me of the idiots who try to impress people with their IT redundancy by pulling a disk out of an array while a VIP is in the room.
Some day, a rebuild will fail, and you're going to have to work all night to fix your data. Stupid.
If e-paper ever improves enough, this would be an excellent place for it.
Are you implying that the computer hasn't been programmed to lie?
But asking the question is so much easier than coming up with the magical query which will return the right "I'm feeling lucky" result, which is really the answer you want.
three, sir
And run a Chinese fire drill immediately after each flash...
You don't, by chance, work in software licensing, do you?
Am I going to get treated like I do by the airlines every time I want to watch a movie?
In order for this to track us at all, we'd need an ID to buy a ticket, need to show ID to get into the theater, have assigned seats, and they would have to change the audio slightly on every showing.
Maybe I'll just stay home and download them instead...
Hey, thanks a lot. I appreciate it!
I'd love to just sit in the accounts receivable office to hear the phone calls. "This months bill is due, that will be $415,000. Would you like to make that payment over the phone."
Something like this is very much how a large part of the real world works.
If only the comment about the money for the hardware was the way the real world works...
It's been said before, but HA isn't just about load. Sure, he mentioned load balancing, but the HA part may be the more important.
I'm curious about DRDB. I've heard of it before, but not much, and never talked to someone using it.
What happens in the event of a network disconnect, where the servers get out of sync?
It's a good thing you didn't link to your existing site if you're worried about 1000 visitors a day...
I think it's sort of fortunate that the submitter was vague. This way, I get to read about all sorts of HA solutions, where as if he really wanted 2 apache servers and a hot/cold mysql instance, I'd have been way more bored ;-)