Comment Re:So much for stability and uptimes... (Score 0) 175
Had to reboot two production machines last night, their uptimes were 696 and 694 days :(
Comment Re:Thats not exactly true (Score 1) 67
There is a button to nuke the whole cache or you can give it a url to nuke only the cached content from that url. doesn't cost anything and takes about 2 seconds...
Comment Re:Ho hum (Score 0) 494
Wind. And Rain.
== windmills and hydro energy.
Comment Re: The opinion of an ignorant (Score 0) 494
Yeah, so if the UK remove £2.2Bn because they don't want the NHS, then Scotland get £2.2Bn wiped and cant spend any on the NHS
Comment Re: This isn't scaremongering. (Score 0) 494
No taxation without representation.
Comment Re: The opinion of an ignorant (Score 0) 494
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki...
read the first paragraph.
Comment Re: The opinion of an ignorant (Score 0) 494
This is a myth.. Scotland generates more money than it gets back through the barnett formula
Comment Re: it is all going to go horribly wrong (Score 0) 494
Scotland is already part of the EU, what are they going to do, tell all the People who live here already that they have to move out?
Comment Re: This isn't scaremongering. (Score 0) 494
No. Its like the USA wanting to rule itself instead of being ruled by the British.
Comment ability to pick default apps for things (Score 0) 262
I just wrote a blog post about this exact subject.
http://jonathansblog.co.uk/ios7-wish-list
essentially it just needs the ability to pick a default email app, photo app, browser, map app, etc.
if it had that I'd be happy
Submission + - Facebook suffers actual cloud in the datacenter (theregister.co.uk)
An anonymous reader writes: The Register carries the funniest, most topical IT story of the year :
Facebook's first data center ran into problems of a distinctly ironic nature when a literal cloud formed in the IT room and started to rain on servers.
Though Facebook has previously hinted at this via references to a "humidity event" within its first data center in Prineville, Oregon, the social network's infrastructure king Jay Parikh told The Reg on Thursday that, for a few minutes in Summer, 2011, Facebook's data center contained two clouds: one powered the social network, the other poured water on it.
Facebook's first data center ran into problems of a distinctly ironic nature when a literal cloud formed in the IT room and started to rain on servers.
Though Facebook has previously hinted at this via references to a "humidity event" within its first data center in Prineville, Oregon, the social network's infrastructure king Jay Parikh told The Reg on Thursday that, for a few minutes in Summer, 2011, Facebook's data center contained two clouds: one powered the social network, the other poured water on it.
Comment Re: Have u thought about.. (Score 0) 524
:D this. exactly.
Comment tomsrtbt (Score 0) 299
Comment yes (Score 0) 479
it does
Comment Re:This is why I stick to Reiser (Score 2, Funny) 249
yeah, reiser 4 has some killer features
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