It takes a few years to get to that stage :(
I think corin_5 was suggesting more that you have the option to display more info on a case by case bases. I understand why you don't show detailed information for all contests by default. But on high profile contests,…
This reminded me of those long sales pages with an email list signup box at the bottom. This is what I got from the article. Break it down into small tasks. Work out what the next easiest actionable task is, like say…
If Google's algorithm goals where not monetary bassed maybe they would have a different outcome.
Sounds very interesting. I was planning working on a similar setup. Taking and improving on the many chef cookbooks and building around that. But due to lake of resources it may not be possible. Do you need testers?
Yes I quite agree with you, for established domains. It's interesting that only 3% of resolvers are parent-centric. I was referring more to when registering a domain. To prevent the IPS resolver caching a non existent…
I was not expecting so much traffic. I kicked in a few more gunicorn instances. Hope that helps. Well thats the point of using the -trace option. It makes dig act as the resolver bypassing all of the caches.
It takes a few years to get to that stage :(
I think corin_5 was suggesting more that you have the option to display more info on a case by case bases. I understand why you don't show detailed information for all contests by default. But on high profile contests,…
This reminded me of those long sales pages with an email list signup box at the bottom. This is what I got from the article. Break it down into small tasks. Work out what the next easiest actionable task is, like say…
If Google's algorithm goals where not monetary bassed maybe they would have a different outcome.
Sounds very interesting. I was planning working on a similar setup. Taking and improving on the many chef cookbooks and building around that. But due to lake of resources it may not be possible. Do you need testers?
Yes I quite agree with you, for established domains. It's interesting that only 3% of resolvers are parent-centric. I was referring more to when registering a domain. To prevent the IPS resolver caching a non existent…
I was not expecting so much traffic. I kicked in a few more gunicorn instances. Hope that helps. Well thats the point of using the -trace option. It makes dig act as the resolver bypassing all of the caches.