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You're as mad as a sack of ferrets. Can't knock your enthusiasm.

"And secondly, that we weren’t motivated by making a lot of money "

You've learnt a lot, that's worth fair bit. Going forward, you will need to make money. How are you making any money from this?

Pre-disclosure list is at the bottom of this page.. http://www.xenproject.org/security-policy.html

They want you to upgrade to the full invoiced.com service.

I've used this free site once in a while. It generates good looking invoices.

Luckily it wasn't racks of digital gear with fans.

I can imagine someone thinking they had underestimated the quantity of cement needed as it drained into this room.

Yes I dislike the use of 'annotations'.

Would it not be better to catch the recoverable error that "function foo (integer $a)" gives, then use your error handler to check that $a is an integer?

A few people here need a humour transplant it seems.

Nothing to be proud of.

I'm ten miles from Adastral Park (one of the end points), and receive a 1.5Mb service. Whilst this is a nice achievement, the country as whole needs a consistent service.

Too many people are losing sight of the power of 'pure' PHP and jumping on the framework wagon unnecessarily. That doesn't surprise me, as frameworks provide structure and rules to a language that is very messy.

"Play Hide and Seek like never before."

I think the use cases outlined on the site are pretty stupid.

Neat implementation, but is there a market?

".WINE is perfect for a winery!"

What are these guys drinking? I'll give it a miss.

If you don't know Branson check out his autobiography 'Losing My Virginity'. Worth a read.

It's doomed to fail in that case.

It's been down in the UK too.

Heroku, MongoDB, Go, Revel, Bootstrap, with a sprinkling of overkill..

I guessing he doesn't really want the hassle that would involve. Fair play to the guy.

DC photos can be found at https://lafibre.info/datacenter/data-center-ovh-roubaix-1/. It doesn't get any cheaper than that.

I'm guessing they buy mini-itx boards from China by the container load.

Despite the inevitable issues, I would still like to see people with relevant experience running these departments.

Clueless. If the government want to deal with this sticky issue they need technically competent MPs at the helm.

It's a bit wide for my taste. I think that fixed width (max width at least) would have have been appropriate here.

You've got to know when to hold 'em. Know when to fold 'em. Know when to walk away. Know when to run.

This clients sounds like they would be a world of pain.

The map is an SVG document. clipPaths (basically masks) have been created for each landmass. The pings being displayed are just circles with gradients, but you only see them through the 'pixelated' landmass mask.

The map starts a static SVG file and the pings are added to the DOM with JS. The animation is a mix of JS and SMIL.

Thanks for pointing that out. It's been resolved.

Thanks Paul. You're legend for resolving that so quickly.

Apologies, a few teething troubles with the load. Working to resolve it.

It would be interesting to have seen how many people used their own personal domain with Google Apps. It's the best of both worlds.

Panning following the contrails is beautiful. Very creative.

Yes, it's not unlikely at all. It's a timebomb just waiting to explode.

In the UK it's normally a few local individuals bonding ADSL lines together at point x where the service is an acceptable speed. A few microwave links later and it's ready to be consumed by 10-100 people. It's not real competition, it's not cheap, and it's not well support.

It's a poor replacement for fibre to the cabinet.