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by Sarki 10y ago
Also think about sub networks: your entry point being in IPv6 while the rest remains in IPv4. Even though the use of hostnames is convenient (and encouraged in IPv6) it's already a headache for knowledgeable people to set up, so imagin
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by Sarki 10y ago
I'd say this is valid for anyone, unfortunately...
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by Sarki 10y ago
Looks like the brioche shouldn't have risen anyway. What an interesting business fairy tale.
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by Sarki 10y ago
So if I got it straight the message is: "Don't fall for the sirens of hype but instead make sure that your choice of technologies suits your needs"?
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by Sarki 11y ago
This Apple Keynote 2015 video extract speaks for itself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4UOmR_xSBM
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by Sarki 11y ago
Indeed! On the plus side you can benefit from your hardware with other viewing medium. With a HDMI switch I can watch some Netflix either on my TV or my video projector this way - Not on a Pi though as Netflix uses proprietary encryption wh
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by Sarki 11y ago
<sarcastic tone> You mean that on top of its closed firmware this is closed software as well? </sarcastic tone> Forget the shiny stuff they ship with their TVs with and use an external hardware instead. It's not ideal
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by Sarki 11y ago
Such a thing already exists if you're ready to host your own DB: http://www.postgresql.org/about/news/1616/ http://labs.mysql.com/ That's as simple to find as googling "<db
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by Sarki 11y ago
Nice project, for the record this is existing since 2006 and covers France, Switzerland, Belgium and Canada. https://donnons.org/ ("Donnons" means "giving" in french) Perhaps you'll have more impact
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by Sarki 11y ago
The real disaster here is when you assume that OOP is the only path to follow. OOP is a programming paradigm among others, the same way you have many types of hammers. Only ignorance (or lack of culture) motivates oneself to use a mace inst
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by Sarki 11y ago
For those looking for potential promising alternatives : - https://blog.engineyard.com/2015/life-beyond-rails-brief-loo...
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by Sarki 11y ago
Unbelievable... I sincerely hope it's a joke.
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by Sarki 11y ago
Big misunderstanding here: it's not "server-less" (as in without-a-server), it's Serverless (as in "these products we're trying to sell through HN"...) You need your users to be able to share information
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by Sarki 11y ago
All credit bureaus have an API, depending their age you can find from COBOL CICS Sockets to JSON interfaces. Should we be that much surprised about this? How to you think businesses ensure that you can afford this revolving credit applicati
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by Sarki 11y ago
Funny, mostly because these three exhibits (and I'm pretty sure there's plenty others) are a blatant proof of the issue with hiring young programmers (read "no one over 30")... The evidence here is three times "If b