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As someone who works in an AWS / CFML shop, I would also like to know this
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But when you claim that "all" his supporters are racists and sexists, you lose validity and just enrage people who are not which has adverse reactions
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6. Dan doesn't understand or empathize with Bob that while Bob may or may not approve just one aspect of a politician but that believes Pence is better than 'x' and thus is also a bigot.
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10y ago
I run a small package manager for CFML on Lucee and don't have any issues with it at all. While it doesn't get any traffic right now, load testing it has shown no issues. That's more than can be said for Adobe ColdFusion.
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While most docs are pertinent to both ColdFusion and Lucee, there are several things that aren't that will keep you from migrating to Lucee if you are on ColdFusion. CFDocs [1] is a nice site to check out which functions differ from ea
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Having fallen off a roof before, I feel like going straight to the 'kill your kids' is a little extreme. I would guess that most falls that result in death are from either a higher than average roof height or onto ground harder t
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Do you think wives were idle all day at home? It's one thing to be in the work force vs being at home and idle, and it's another to be in the work force vs at home clean / caring for children, etc.
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It is. I have been using the closed beta for a while now and besides an installer bug, it's almost as good as the OS X version. Edit: typo fix
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I use both SourceTree and Tower on OS X and Windows. While I can say that on OS X, both work better than their counterpart on Windows, Tower is still my go to client. I think the biggest thing is that when I started with Tower, things just
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> I've never met a caucasian person who's been arrested for marijuana posession. I happen to know someone (Caucasian) who was just arrested and let me say that skin color isn't always an issue. I think your point would
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I have a Nexus 5X on Project Fi and my phone gets updates very frequently. I have updates at least every month if not every couple of weeks.
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Having good coding standards is something you expect from a good programmer. Not necessarily needed from a good hacker. There is a big difference in being able to break something versus building something.
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He/She could believe that people are inherently bad.
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Knowing very little about Mobileye, it seems that Tesla wants to develop an in-house solution that they can control on their own and not be dependent on a third party for something that hopefully could be huge (self driving vehicles). It f
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Your dashboard example is freaking out a little. Here is a short clip of it: https://www.freeih.com/tAgTSr
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I don't see why people thing HTTPS is difficult to implement. Pre Let's Encrypt it only took me a few minutes to setup an SSL cert for 9 bucks (cheaper than the domain renewal). With LE, it's now so simple, it's my def
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10y ago
How is this any different than popcorn time?
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11y ago
Consider me ignorant, but I assume that with Javascript, Java, Python being the top on githut.info, that is what your are basing your info on. Can't all three be procedural instead of OO?
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Ask HN: Is the majority of modern web code object oriented
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12y ago
Ideally, I wouldn't have to write any custom scripts since PHP and nginx are fairly well known
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Datadog looks awesome and was incredibly easy to setup and use. Thanks!
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12y ago
I generally use Digital Ocean, with Ubuntu
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Ask HN: Server Monitor for LEMP Stack
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I had it in my mind to try and respond to every takedown request, but I have very specific instructions that should hinder mass takedowns. Also, if there is a flood of takedowns, response time will take longer. And, there is nothing stoppin
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Daily dumps are pulled from torrent sites. I grab each hash and title and store those. Then all the new torrents, I grab the hash, and scrape the demonii tracker to get seeder/leecher information. Also at the same time, I am constant
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Gives you the hash that generates your user ID. This is only important if you upload.
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Several sites provide apis or daily dumps of their torrents, so I am loading them, indexing them, and then scraping the trackers for their information. How technical do you want?
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Wow, thanks! Can't believe I missed that....
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Right now I am pulling from other sources like Kickass and other torrent sites to ensure I gain new torrents along with uploads. Right now there are 6+ million torrents that are being scraped/updated with more being added
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Show HN: Lightweight Torrent Search Engine
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