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by Artemis2 10y ago
Surprisingly I haven't found a lot of HA-ready (actual HA, no failover) hosted PostgreSQL. There's Citus Data but that's a fork and they're expensive.
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Isn't Microsoft's CA used only to sign their software?
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America Votes with Cards Against Humanity(americavoteswithcardsagainsthumanity.com)
4 points by Artemis2 10y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Same for IMAP being deprecated in favor of the Gmail API, which gives access to many more features.
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Google Compute Engine Incident #16015(status.cloud.google.com)
138 points by Artemis2 10y ago|80 comments
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Charles Proxy v4(charlesproxy.com)
3 points by Artemis2 10y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Microsoft took almost a year to fix a bug I reported. A year after my initial disclosure, they finally issued an emergency patch for Exchange and gave me a bounty.
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Security of Dashlane [pdf](dashlane.com)
2 points by Artemis2 10y ago|0 comments
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Tomorrow, Everyone Can Do More with Venmo(blog.venmo.com)
1 points by Artemis2 10y ago|0 comments
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Stop the overuse of overflow menus(medium.com)
1 points by Artemis2 10y ago|0 comments
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Kube-Lego: automatically generate certificates for Kubernetes from Let's Encrypt(github.com)
2 points by Artemis2 10y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Of course, but it's about control over your chances of winning big
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Maybe the Surface Book? I haven't used it enough to be sure.
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Why do people buy MacBook Pro retinas, given their relatively high price?(quora.com)
35 points by Artemis2 10y ago|60 comments
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Does Apple claim openness? They make APIs, developers who make apps for *OS use them and bend to their rules.
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by Artemis2 10y ago
WHAT?!
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Still OneNote, it's the one that sucks least. I'm contemplating moving to iCloud Notes though, the new formatting features are neat.
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Were they or were they not in multiple AZs? Developing for multiple availability zones is trivial when creating cloud-first software (and it's irresponsible not to use AZs!), multi-region comes with its own set of problems.
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by Artemis2 10y ago
OneNote on Mac is pretty slow, I find the editing features somewhat lacking.
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Terraform is surprisingly painless for new-ish software.
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Stripe launches native support for taxes and shipping(stripe.com)
3 points by Artemis2 10y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 10y ago
From this [1], they are a provider for these. 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11939425
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by Artemis2 10y ago
rkt does this: https://coreos.com/blog/rocket
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Mixed Feelings (2007)(wired.com)
1 points by Artemis2 10y ago|0 comments
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by Artemis2 10y ago
From the main page, even listing the repos of one of your organizations is hard. Most of the time I just go to a repo in the "repositories you contribue to" sidebar and then click on the name of the team. Not sure if there's
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by Artemis2 10y ago
I'm thinking about the profile features, Google Cloud Print, the Google Now thing that I think is now gone (not actually sure if I'm not being listed to)... I'm upset with Google because they keep imposing their services&#x2F
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by Artemis2 10y ago
Google doesn't want you to use Chromium. Use Chrome instead, it's exactly like Chromium but with all the Google bloatware installed!
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by Artemis2 10y ago
I've bought my 2014 rMBP with Mavericks and immediately upgraded it to the beta of Yosemite.
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by Artemis2 10y ago
They are likely to support these, Cortana supported media queries on its release two years ago.
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by Artemis2 10y ago
They won't tell you if you don't ask them directly, but they do care about security. Android's bad reputation at security partly comes from the fact that most devices in existence are completely outdated.

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