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Nginx with dynamic upstreams in the free version o…
Nginx with dynamic upstreams in the free version of Nginx. tenzer.dk/nginx-with-dyn…
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Discussion of “ORDER BY optimisation” in MySQL. ht…
Discussion of “ORDER BY optimisation” in MySQL. dom.as/2015/07/30/on-…
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Geoff tells us about IPv4 Exhaustion in APNIC as o…
Geoff tells us about IPv4 Exhaustion in APNIC as of August 2015 blog.apnic.net/2015/08/07/ipv… “This is the end my friend, the end”
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Get a fast VPN from our Los Angeles POP with 100GB..
Get a fast VPN from our Los Angeles POP with a 100GB/month traffic quota at a great price. shop.networkpresence.com.au/cart.php?gid=1 #NetPres
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We’ve released our OpenVZ VPS Plans out of our new…
We’ve released our OpenVZ VPS Plans out of our new USA POP in Los Angeles. See shop.networkpresence.com.au/cart.php?gid=7 in $AUD as well. #NetPres
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All Network Presence VPS customers are welcome to…
All Network Presence VPS customers are welcome to sign-up & order their Free VPN service at shop.networkpresence.com.au/cart.php?gid=1 #NetPres
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Lots of ways to parse URLs with a regex aka “In se…
Lots of ways to parse URLs with a regex aka “In search of the perfect URL validation regex” mathiasbynens.be/demo/url-regex
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A curated list of data science blogs. https://t.co…
A curated list of data science blogs. github.com/rushter/data-s…
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How Dropbox sources, scales and ships its product…
How Dropbox sources, scales and ships its product ideas. firstround.com/review/how-dro…
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New Los Angeles USA VPN and VPS products from Network Presence
We’re pleased to release the first products and services from our new Los Angeles, California, USA POP, based in the “Core of the Internet” at the 1 Wilshire Data Centre skyscraper in Los Angeles city. This POP is connected via … Continue reading
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