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Azure
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In-House Server(s)
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Colocated Server(s)
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VPS Provider
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Dedicated Server Provider (Rented)
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Rackspace Cloud
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Linode
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DigitalOcean
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Heroku
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Poll: Where do you host your production environment?
1 points by JonoBB 11y ago|0 comments
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AWS
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I'd be interested to know how the piracy of music compares to the piracy of video. Which industry has better (legal) streaming options, and does this correlate with lower piracy?
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Sendgrid Security Incident(sendgrid.com)
6 points by JonoBB 11y ago|2 comments
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Word of advice - don't do this in a jeep. Get a Toyota - spare are everywhere, and every single garage / mechanic / village in the middle of nowhere will understand Toyota. In Africa, Toyota rules completely. Speaking from ex
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25 is young to feel like you are "losing at life". I was 35 when I started my first startup, completely bootstrapped. I ploughed all my savings (considerable amount) into the startup over a 5 year period, with lots of rollercoaste
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Ask HN: How do you securely share login details and files with your team?
3 points by JonoBB 12y ago|4 comments
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We switched to Sendy too, because MailChimp's pricing leaves a lot to be desired. We have a list of about 10k subscribers, and we only send a campaign every 2-3 months. I have no idea why this is priced way higher than someone with 1k
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Those don't have to be deal-breakers. - You don't have to use Blade. Use Twig or Smarty or whatever you want - You don't have to use Eloquent. Use raw queries or Doctrine or whatever you want - You don't have to use Faca
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Retroactively fitting a model to prove history is not that difficult. Accurately predicting the future may be a bit trickier. Just ask technical stock traders.
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Sure, but those are in most cases easily surmountable, and the advantages in this case sound somewhat higher than the downsides. Who knows...except @patio11.
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No. Its still a major blocker
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HipChat can't handle multiple accounts, making it almost completely unusable if you belong to more than one team.
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There are plenty of businesses running on this model. Wordpress is probably the biggest.
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>Someone could be logging in to their dashboard and the web service basically is like, “Well sure, I’ll serve up your dashboard HTML at the moment, but I got to send these phone calls out right now so you’re going to wait.” Why not just
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You can't join multiple groups/teams with HipChat, which is one of the most absurd design assumptions I've encountered. This was completely unusable for us, and many others. For reference, have a look at their uservoice threa
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This is pretty huge. Anyone who bills on a regular basis will know how frustrating it can be chasing customers whose credit cards have expired. Having the cards automatically update is a game changer.
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Protecting Your Cookies – HttpOnly(blog.codinghorror.com)
1 points by JonoBB 12y ago|0 comments
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I was a long time PS user on Windows. When I switched to linux as my work computer, the only suitable replacement was Gimp. The interface drove me absolutely crazy - window management is from some kind of sadist (floating toolbar panels) an
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> If you went out and hired 15 people before you even knew what you were building, you've created a broken company. Funny thing is that you got your first round of investment, before you even knew what you were building . What?
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Sort code and account number is no risk at all. You can (and many do) quite happily give this information out.

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