On 08/20/2012 01:22 AM, David Kramer wrote:
> On 08/19/2012 09:23 PM, Rich Pieri wrote:
>> A friend of mine groused about OnLive's layoff meeting and about the
>> trustworthiness of cloud providers. To which I responded:
>>
>>> Client-server computing, aka thin-client computing: a computing model
Hey gang, a friend of mine is looking for someone to help him out as
he learns Ruby on Rails + some essential system administration tasks.
His name is Peter Scheyer. Here's the information he gave me, copied
and pasted:
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I want to have my own craigslist duplicate up and running, hosted, and
Farewell google. What else can I say? Seriously.
I tried to purchase something from the Google Play store, in my android tablet
today, and I keep getting an error that doesn't say much of anything. "Your
order could not be processed. Please try again." So I tried a different credit
card, I
On Mon, 2012-08-20 at 01:22 -0400, David Kramer wrote:
> The original concept touted as "cloud computing" (the concept wasn't
> new, just the name) was there would be ubiquitous, commoditized services
> that would run data processing jobs on a scalable number of cores/boxes,
> and if the vendor pi
PayPal tried to pull something like this on me a while back. They
wanted the ABA and account number for my checking account to "validate"
my credit card. I told them to take a hike and closed out my account.
My employer gets these numbers for direct deposit. And that's it.
Last time I used my Goog
