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I wish you the best of luck in solving this problem but I also want to say I really don't want this kind of post to become a trend on HN. Really bad venue for it, so many better places. We don't want this to turn into the software developer's equivalent of, "Could you guys do my homework for me?" like so many other sites and forums have become.
Just a hint for your future reference- you should have been able to immediately discern that the second image was a fake. X-ray can NEVER reproduce color in the visible spectrum.

Artificially colorized SEM and Hubble images trick us into believing otherwise, but I am not aware of any way to extract the color of an object without shining it with that wavelength of light. (Besides perhaps spectroscopy followed by reconstruction, but that still requires OTHER wavelengths of visible light)
Instead of a separate startup (with a different brand/trade-dress) maybe a v4 as an opt-in alternative on a subdomain similar to what Facebook offered with lite.facebook.com would have been better received.

(Or alternatively v4 at digg.com and v3-features at discussion.digg.com with some tie-in.)
Just a suggestion, please make it possible to link to the current issue with a unique URL. There's no good reason why [1] works and [2] doesn't work (yet). I had to append a random parameter to the home page URL to make it HN-submit-form-friendly.

On a different note, thanks for offering the ebook version at the same time as the dead tree version. Well worth the 3 bucks.

[1] http://hackermonthly.com/issue-3.html

[2] http://hackermonthly.com/issue-4.html
Serrano is about something fundamentally different than this. We're not talking about viewing, we're talking about interacting with, guiding, troubleshooting, and participating with the users AS THEY VIEW YOUR SITE.

Also, I've used your API, and I'm not sure if you've updated it since then, but attaching attributes / classes to the elements to track was and is pretty awful.
People like to bash Java because it can take it. It's the status quo, the most popular programming language in the world (see: http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci/index....). That's what innovation is all about - surpassing the status quo.

It's the most popular language in the world for a reason. There are lots of great things about Java, some a direct result of it's popularity: Fantastic tools, a tonne of very mature and reliable open source libraries, great performance in most situations, and last but not least: A tonne of jobs.

By no means is Java dying. A lot of sexy new technologies are rooted in Java. Here's 3 popular among the HNers: Clojure, Cassandra, and JRuby. You wanna hack on any of these, you better know Java.

Java is far from perfect but it's also very far from horrible. It is most definitely useful. Take the course. You'll learn a lot.
Weird, this link continually crashes Firefox 3.6.8 on Windows Server 2008.
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You don't think that the iPhone single handedly redefined what the modern mobile experience is all about? (You certainly don't have to, but I assumed that was a reasonably uncontentious viewpoint now.)
Ironically, the comment above is an accidental implementation of this feature. It is currently at 0 points, and has a link to the HN policy as a link.
Looks like it is not yet available to "the rest of the world" - Asia :(
10+ people on a site with scrolling synced would likely be a very frustrating experience, especially for people to demo, but it's likely something we'll add when we have the experience right. =)
Don't put blame on Flash, when trying to decode 720p/1080p video on Snapdragon. This CPU simply doesn't have the power to do that, no matter what the clock rate is.
The idea isn't about nginx itself, but of using php in an fpm mode along with eaccelerator.

In an fpm more php runs as a standalone FastCGI-server, outside of apache or other web server. It could run on the same machine with a web server (in that case you should configure them to use unix-sockets, which is even better) or on a separate one.

You will save a lot of memory, and will gain even more speed due to php script's caching.
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As a budding entrepreneur in Asia, I find myself questioning, contextualizing, and even ignoring popular startup advice. Am I the odd apple or have you also ignored popular advice to your benefit?
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It means that Jobs would like to avoid the fiasco he faced last time when every journalist in the room was attempting to live stream the broadcast via WIFI.

This article makes some heavy, unsubstantiated assumptions based on little to no evidence. Purely a guess.
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You need to trash Apache/mod_php. The little PHP I have done has been with Nginx (which it seems you are already using), and FastCGI. It may not be as automagic as mod_php, but since I'm a Rails developer/deployer, I'm used to it. Get a couple of FCGI processes running, set up and nginx upstream to talk to them, and set nginx to direct the traffic to them. Also, you can use something like God or Bluepill (I use the latter) to monitor these processes and reboot them if they lock up. It seems monit would also work well for you. The key thing here is the monitoring, as you can restart processes if they lock, and nginx will just skip over that port and use another process that is not locked/restarting. Finally, if you don't understand any of this, my info is on my profile, and we might be able to help you with Nginx or migrate your site to Rails ;)
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Here's a video response.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cb9jfdltkUU

It doesn't at all dismiss the observations made by newteevee, but I'm just trying to bring some balance in for people who might be considering a device and contemplating how much Flash really matters: A lot of these sites are picking the absolute worst cases and parading them as the standard, when they're anything but.
Ask YC: Have you ever ignored Paul Graham? 
....and got away with it?
> A phone shouldn't have modifier keys, imo.

You're entitled to your opinion, I guess, but every phone made with a QWERTY keyboard has had modifier keys.

The Blackberry has Shift, Alt and Sym; Nokia has shift plus an blue numeric shift, and the iPhone has Shift and "123".

I'm honestly not sure how you'd even have a phone without modifier keys; there's just no good way of cramming enough buttons in the right layouts onto the phone without them. At bare minimum, people want upper and lower-case QWERTY for text entry, the telephone-style 123/456/789/0 number pad for phone numbers, plus a reasonable number of easily-accessible symbols. Even with an on-screen keyboard, I don't think you're going to do it without modifier keys or something like them, and I think you'd be hard pressed -- given the familiarity users have with modifier keys -- to do better.

If we're kvetching, though, why don't more phones allow you to enter phone numbers as alphanumeric, and do the conversion to numbers behind-the-scenes? I shouldn't have to fire up some 3rd party app in order to dial "1800 GO FEDEX" ... I should be able to type that right in like any other number and have the phone figure out that G=4, O=6, etc. The Blackberry lets you hold down Alt and type, but that's awkward and doesn't let you easily recognize a miskey. It seems trivial, yet no manufacturer seems inclined to fix it.
Sun has a significant hardware business, especially in the legacy SPARC products.

Combining that with Oracle's applications turns Oracle into a complete solution provider like IBM & HP.

Solaris is open source, but Oracle has dropped support for the open source version and isn't going to open source all new features.

Sun also owned MySQL, which gives Oracle a great foot-in-the-door at a whole industry segment where they weren't a player before.
By "clockwork" you mean, every hour, on the hour?

That points to something running out of cron...
Rumor has it that it's coming soon.
Check to see if the apache error log file is exceeding 2GB.
I can't believe, but they finally got it and release c/c++ development kit, which means you can develop something really useful, instead of html/js BS.
Like log file rotations of some kind.
Right, Alex. The link is up (and will be, for upcoming issues as well).

Thank you so much for supporting us.
I am incredibly surprised there is another Perthian on HackersNews! :o
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The Indian (and other govts) asked for the server to be placed in their country because otherwise RIM will invoke the technicality that that don't have to honor Indian govt's snoop requests since the server isn't located within Indian jurisdiction.

Complying with foreign snoop requests for a server located in the US may (IANAL) make it possible for somebody to sue RIM in US courts for complying with a request that didn't come from US law enforcement. So RIM is highly unlikely to honor snoop requests for servers outside the country making the demand. Hence the demand to place servers within countries interested in snooping on their citizens.
Does anybody know, if I buy the digital subscription today, do I get this months issue first?

Edit: Never mind, completely misread the notes section of the subscription page. Answer - you don't.
from their facebook, they're not launching until 00:01 PDT, so if you were like me for the next thirty-three minutes wondering why you can't download it yet...
I use http://www.google.com/quicksearchbox/ for this use case (OS X). However, it does not search network based data. Only filesystem content.
What fraction of users actually want folder sharing?

I've personally been using email since 1992, and I've never once used such a feature, nor has anyone asked me to use it. This is despite my having worked on a fair number of very productive teams.

Now I don't know how you personally use it. But I'm fairly sure that if I looked at your desired workflow using it, I could find another that was equally effective that didn't use it. Better yet, my alternative would be much more convenient for any software developers who don't happen to be working in a Windows environment.
point in case, I got chided for posting a tex question on se instead of tex.se. Silly but that one irked me, tex looks a lot like code to me. On the other hand I did get prompt replies.
Digital subscription (and print subscription) is only for upcoming issue. Drop me a note (cheng.soon at hackermonthly) if you wish to receive this month issue first.
One of them was a Brit who in the 1950's invented a toilet that permitted squatting

I do believe I have seen somewhere a flyer by the British National Health Service advocating putting one's feet on a (step)stool in order to achieve a more optimal position when using a traditional toilet. So perhaps his legacy lives on.

(I am too scared to try and google for proof).
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=xobni+...
Yeah that kind of irritated me a bit because authorized them to access my Facebook and then I was told that I would be e-mailed once they are ready for me.

I didn't even get a welcome letter or anything in my e-mail. I at least would of felt better if I had some type of acknowledgment that I signed up for the service, and a status screen where I could check on the indexing process.

It was almost like: "Thanks for letting us use your Facebook data to build out/test our service. We will be in touch."

I wouldn't of signed up if I knew the sign up process was going to be like that.
Shockingly for flash fan-boys or for guys who can understand at least the basics of a system's engineering? ^_^
The last time I checked (mid-june) it didn't get very far from the netherlands (we wanted to go to north africa or the middle east), but it only showed up with some trips to the UK and Italy. Bummer.

Still, the idea of Adioso is really attractive.
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I've googled on various terms ('collusion', 'price fixing', ...) but could only find some vagues references to the Justice Department 'conducting an investigation', and this was from 1989. No mention of any results or of any recent investigations. If you have other sources, please let us know. I know of no such cases.
Oh, thanks. :)

But that's ok, what's a few dollars between friends?
I know. SO much potential, wasted by such bad execution after launch.
2. Eventually, the number of threads starts rising. 20 threads. 40 threads. 60 threads. 90 threads. 130 threads.

Threads or processes? If using the worker mpm, switch to prefork.

If problems persist, strace a frozen process to see what it's doing. strace is an incredibly useful diagnostic tool.

You could even set up a script to parse the server-status page, find out which processes are hung based on the SS column (seconds since beginning of most recent request) and kill that PID... but that's not pretty.
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Um... I own one of the drupal shops here in the us. Drop me an email: j@workhabit.com... I'm sure I can help you figure it out. Sounds like a config problem.
Video has been a relatively recent use for Flash, where it pushed out QuickTime (which Steve stills stews over), MediaPlayer, Real Media Player, and others. It's always been an odd purpose for it, given that it's an ultra thin wrapper around a standard stream, so extracting that stream seems to be an obvious choice. Many "flash videos" are simply a h264 video consumed by an SWF, so decoupling that seems like a big advantage.
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The 300 pages is good enough for me (and the shipping is quite cheap) considering I can't find anything else I like on MagCloud yet. Having said that it would be nice to have bulk shipping for those who want to publish.
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Had 16 Apache freezes today, each about 80-90 minutes apart.

They happen late at night when we don't get hardly any visitors and during the day when we get lots. Due to nginx though, I don't think most of our visitors are being passed through into apache.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-expression

By far, the cleanest Lisp dialect out there is Dylan, and it uses Algol notation, not s-expressions:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_%28programming_language%2...
Link to decision (pdf) http://ia360707.us.archive.org/15/items/gov.uscourts.hid.874...
> Author Neal Stephenson has been credited for inspiring today’s virtual world startups with his novel Snow Crash.

Uh, shouldn't that be "Cryptonomicon"? Encouraging first sentence.

I'm very excited about this though. I thought "Anathem" was Stephenson's best since Snowcrash. I wonder how many pages the total effort is going to be.
I think the GitHub folks were misunderstanding me. I'm not saying that "rarrgh! github really is stupid for not being foss!" I'm not even leaning in that direction. I totally understand the business model. The only concern I have is not being able to take my data with me if I leave and you guys recently addressed that to some extent with the new wiki system. I think ya'll do great work.
Yup, browser history search is an idea I am toying up with my web app, http://www.folderboy.com. At the moment FolderBoy is search-as-you-type for stuff that you jot down. With hierarchical labels for fluid organizing.
What features in Kiln and Fogbugz?

I use JIRA at work.. bleeeeeeeggggghhhh.
Just bought the paper edition. Thanks for all the work you put into this! The collection of articles looks very interesting this time around.
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Have you read either book?
I don't remember if you did this before, but I like that you included links to the HN submission of the articles in the issue, since the digital edition is no longer free.

Also, your link to "A Coder's Guide to Coffee" links to the wrong submission.
Apple doesn't care about design? A group does have a nature that is reflective of it's driving members which is why we have corporate law and can treat corporations as individual legal entities.
Avoiding the middle man in the event coverage is certainly the main reason for Apple to do the live stream. It's worth not having negative comments!
He's a contributing member of the community and clearly has put a lot of effort into solving the problem himself. I think as long as you've reached some adequately high threshold of desperation, a post like this is perfectly fine.
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The public squat toilets I've seen have been more of a mess than public sit toilets, and the standing area can be as bad as the porcelain rim of a sit toilet -- a place I would not choose to step. So while more sanitary under ideal proper use, in public places they appear to me less sanitary, at least in their effect on all floors nearby.

I wonder if this contributes to the higher rates of hepatitis and related illnesses in Asia -- and that in turn to the custom of removing shoes before entering households.
Thank you for pointing that out. Corrected the link.
It might be a memory leak. You can lower the maxrequestsperchild in order to respawn the childrens.
Well, I meant modifier keys that require holding more than one key at once. I feel that's a bit different than shift on the iPhone, but I'll concede that technically even the iPhone's shift is a modifier. My issue is then with simultaneous modifiers (for lack of a better term).

I dislike Nokia's blue-number thing and I doubt I'd like BlackBerry's alt and sym since they sound like the Pre's orange and sym. iPhone's shift and "123" are just easier to use than my n810's shift and blue shift, and easier to use than my old HTC's shift, blue shift, control, etc.

It certainly does come down to preference. No argument there.

As a geek if I find something cumbersome or awkward I can almost guarantee that most of my less geeky friends & family will feel the same way about it though. I think it's a legitimate drawback to the Pre's tiny keyboard, and I don't even have large fingers.
I think this misses the broader point that unasked for advice is usually unwelcome anyway, regardless of the age of the adviser.
According to http://archive.nyu.edu/bitstream/2451/15020/2/Infosec+BOOK_T... “experimental studies have shown that the bulk of victim credentials are collected within 24 hours of mailing the bait messages.”

Once a phishing form is “in the wild,” every minute counts.

The burden is on the service (your site) to prevent or quickly act to rectify a situation, but if your provider determines that it must intervene, then it is well within it's right to.
This doesn't quite qualify as ignoring, but I think it matches the spirit of the question: I wouldn't be running Tarsnap now if Paul Graham hadn't listed "Single Founder" as the #1 mistake that kills startups. Having read that, I decided I was going to prove him wrong, damnit.
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> Uh, shouldn't that be "Cryptonomicon"?

Doubtful. There are no (t much anyway) virtual worlds in Cryptonomicon, though there is a "startup". Snow Crash, on the other hand, has the metaverse. So the qualification seems perfectly correct as far as I'm concerned.

I don't find that interpretation much more encouraging, though, as I'm not sure wtf they're talking about (second life?) and where they're trying to go with that.
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Don't be scared of that. Giving Google more information isn't the problem. They already have so much information that they can't use it all.

You should merely be scared of them working for another decade, in their current groove, because many wonders and horrors will be born.
The problem here is Rackspace as a infrastructure provider judging on behalf of service provider. They give no explanation of the complaint details or why it is justified.

Many comments here take the phishing as "a fact", their terms might grant them the power to shut any server down but this is a threat I think every startup should learn if they use Rackspace Cloud or consider to. And we learnt that.

24 hrs is not just for respond to remove the content, it is also for the server providers to verify the complaint and react responsibly.
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The problem is that the opposite hypothesis is also plausible, and without no data about why one is likely to be more "reasonable", the statement doesn't really say anything.
That's not what you said in your problem specification!

The key to solving any issue is to precisely and unambiguously define exactly what is (or is not) happening and how this deviates from the norm.
Very fair. Duly noted.
Do you get the digital version "free" if you order the print?

I ordered the print version so I can read it while taking a dump :) But I'd still like the digital version for all the other times. Hope I don't have to pay for it separately.
uh, the -g compiler flag to enable debugging will create much more disturbance than a few printf ever could, debuggers are mostly useless for tracking down race conditions as they change the timing completely. OTOH, I'd use a low overhead logging package instead of printfs.