marcoamorales

Holy shit, this has actually been such a problem for me in the past. To the point where I actually had "read-only" copies of the db to avoid any corruption or password loss.

What are you buying when the technology is open source?

Don't call a security flaw a UX feature please.

I'm not sure what bootstrapping overhead you're talking about. You can do a knife bootstrap to bootstrap nodes, not sure about puppet.

The server are probably getting hammered.

If I can host my own server, this sounds like a very promising solution.

I wouldn't say that Rackspace intentionally submits their IP blocks for DNS blacklisting. Consider that on Rackspace's cloud you can build a cloud server and you will get a 'recycled' IP from their block. This IP could had been used by other people for other purposes. You never know who could've used your IP for what purposes. Having those blocks blacklisted makes sense when you think of that.

I'm curious to know why you think it's a really step forward in the presentation world. All I can think of is that stuff moves around the screen all around.

I got both of these emails.

For anyone reading to acquire knowledge, or to learn new things, may I recommend How To Read A Book by Charles Van Doren, Mortimer Adler.

They do overlap, but Open Source Initiative doesn't care at all about users' freedoms, which I personally believe to be very important.

As someone who shares beliefs with FSF's ideals, reading this rant makes me think that maybe there's a chance to bring up another movement with the relative same ideals as Free Software but have a different type of leadership.

So they know when you are searching to disable it, huh?