StanAngeloff

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by StanAngeloff 11y ago
Consider using XSLT which seems much better suited for transforming an XML document to HTML. MJML seems to use a virtual DOM and at one point I saw React as well. Wat?
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by StanAngeloff 11y ago
Shame, sooner or later the VPN service I've been using for the past 6 years will get one of these notices as well [1]. I've been using them to get a dedicated IP and also tunnel all my public wi-fi traffic. It's legitimate us
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MediaCity-based (UK) Bright Future Software lays off hundreds of staff(manchestereveningnews.co.uk)
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by StanAngeloff 11y ago
We've been watching the unfolding situation closely as well and have decided to migrate/duplicate on AWS. Glad it worked our for you. At what point should Linode start thinking damage control? DDoS, breaches, lack of transparency.
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by StanAngeloff 11y ago
I don't disagree and hopefully it didn't come across as blaming Linode for not handling the DDoS more efficiently. My comment was with regards to their inability to communicate with customers about on-going attacks and what was be
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by StanAngeloff 11y ago
(I work in IT as well. Not affiliated with Linode / OVH) Linode wins on simplicity, agreed. We are in the same boat, OVH has too many offerings. We are looking at their VPS SSD plans [1]. Last thing we want is to be offline again. As s
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by StanAngeloff 11y ago
What you are saying has been somewhat confirmed in Linode's latest update on the Atlanta outages [1]. I can't help it but to wonder if Linode were prepared or had a plan in place in case of a DDoS? It appears their upstream provid
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by StanAngeloff 11y ago
I agree Linode have mishandled the situation, badly. The lack of information about the ongoing attacks is disconcerting. We have 40+ nodes in London and Frankfurt and are dreading the attacks resuming in those locations. Due to lack of info
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by StanAngeloff 12y ago
So true, even marketplace apps are just shims around web pages. I have been using Firefox OS for about 2 months and this is one of my biggest complaints. Apps are just websites, no more, no less.
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by StanAngeloff 12y ago
The Flame is my day-to-day phone as well. I got it a few weeks back and was very stoked to try it out. The phone came with Firefox 1.3 installed and it had quite a few issues -- not logging missed calls, multitasking view not working, slow
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by StanAngeloff 12y ago
This looks promising and is certainly needed in a market dominated by a $30 Chromecast. I do wonder about the quality of it all - as a Flame reference device owner I know first hand how immature Firefox OS is (dropped calls, random reboots,