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I'm trying to find if they offer or plan to offer these features: 1. Caching. CircleCI and Travis cache intermediate build artifacts (e.g., virtualenv in python) to reduce build time. 2. Github pull request integration (red cross on pu
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But in the context of ec2, downtime must occur in two AZ at the same time to count IIRC. There is no single AZ SLA.
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They advertise a 99.95% EC2 SLA. Does that mean that an instance in a single AZ can go down anytime for any length of time?
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In vue.js, SEO is taken care of with with server side rendering[1]. This assumes that you are using node.js as your backend though. [1] https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/ssr.html#SEO
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My understanding is that LXDE does not support HiDPI very well because not everything is ported to gtk3. Do you have any experience to share with retina/3K/4K displays and LXDE?
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"A tracking warrant also allowed the SPVM to activate the GPS chip in the iPhone to know exactly where Lagacé was, admitted two investigators in charge of the file." How is this possible? You carrier can activate your GPS chip? An
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Montreal Police Monitored iPhone of La Presse Journalist Patrick Lagacé
(montrealgazette.com)
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I couldn't find an English version yet. Basically, during an internal affair inquiry, detectives found that a police officer had contacted a journalist. They asked a judge to issue several warrants to be able to get DNR (dial number re
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Police got multiple warrants to spy Canadian journalist's iphone – GPS included
(lapresse.ca)
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I'm sorry, how is it different than the linux example? They both describe all the parameters in the first sentence of the description.
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How does that work in practice? Even if I set NS records pointing to two different DNS providers, I don't think a DNS client would automatically switch and retry if one is too slow to respond/times out.
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If you are located in North America, I would suggest looking at Storm On Demand [1] (the unmanaged offering of LiquidWeb). They offer more bare services than AWS but they provide: - Virtual Machines with many configurations available (on sh
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"encrypted or unencrypted security questions and answers" This is bad right? Like, worse than your hashed password and your mailing address. The only good thing is that if I ever implement security questions, I'll remember Ya
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And: 1. The floor is likely slippery. 2. It's dark 3. Glass mugs/Bottles can be broken and used as a weapon 4. There are hard table corners (watch out if you fall!) 5. There are chairs in the way (or maybe they can help you if you
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Kung Fu means "hard work" so of course it is waning :-) More seriously, a couple of observations: 1. Most styles of kung fu require dedicating years of practice before one can be called skilled. Compare this to Systema or Krav Mag
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Show HN: Pytracking – Email open and click tracking library in Python
(pypi.python.org)
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This was introduced in 1.8 (which is great if you move to 1.8 or beyond), but if you are trying to go step by step, 1.7 was not a fun release to migrate to. There were also many problems with custom user model and the like. 1.7 was a very i
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Until you hit the migrations in 1.7. But you are right. At my previous job, I spent countless hours getting from 1.4 to 1.5, but the step from 1.5 to 1.6 was relatively painless.
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Drupal Contrib – Highly Critical – Remote Code Execution PSA-2016-001
(drupal.org)
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Right. The frontend story of Django is non-existent and it is a pain to reinvent the wheel each time. Need AJAX to work with CSRF protection? Just copy this snippet of code. Want to use SASS? Try to find a django app that provides an as
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Nothing on Ubuntu USN for now: http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/ :-(
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Nginx security advisory (CVE-2016-4450)
(mailman.nginx.org)
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The Py4J Roadmap to 1.0
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The best way to follow this keynote is through @pinboard twitter account [1]. It distorts the disruption. [1] https://twitter.com/pinboard
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ImageMagick has also better default handling. For example, in a previous project, we were automatically resizing jpeg images. Surprisingly, some resulting images were blurry. After some investigation, we found that these images had been pho
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So we've been in Le Monde[1], now BBC and Hacker News. All of this because a tabloid newspaper from Montreal thought it was better to gain exposure than to protect and correct a young aspiring scientist. A local "mythbuster"
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Network Status Updates – April 2016
(blog.linode.com)
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I was recently asked by a third party to tighten the way contribution IP/license is handled with Py4J[1] and found this service, which looks painless for contributors. I've been burned in the past by having to physically sign and
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CLA Assistant – Easily Handle Contributor License Agreements (CLAs)
(cla-assistant.io)
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I found this today and I really like (1) how the document layer is decoupled from the encoding layer, and how it specifies discoverability (HATEOAS?). Here is an example of a server application using Django REST Framework and the coreapi Py
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