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by Titanous 14y ago
There is currently no reference implementation, but it will be on Github within a week or so.
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by Titanous 14y ago
We are starting with an easy-to-use hosted service that will launch in a few weeks. We are catering to the development community by offering a simple, standardized API that will be easy to use. Privacy is a first-class feature, and Tent is
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by Titanous 14y ago
Pull-style requests actually use up quite a bit more bandwidth than push notifications, because every client and server has to query every few seconds instead of just getting notified when there is a new post. Posts have 'views', so a video
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by Titanous 14y ago
We are putting together a wiki-style solution for community-curated post types. Common types are expected to be standardized so that apps are interoperable. For example status/microblog would be a standardized post type. We will launch with
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by Titanous 14y ago
HTTP accomplishes all of our design constraints via REST and long-lived streaming connections. It is a very reliable, mature protocol, and the security and performance are very well understood. Also, if we invented a new binary protocol, us
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Introducing Tent - the decentralized social web(tent.io)
469 points by Titanous 14y ago|221 comments
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How to use a waterfall chart to interpret web performance data(strangeloopnetworks.com)
1 points by Titanous 14y ago|0 comments
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by Titanous 14y ago
The default for Unicorn is to start a whole new set of processes, but it's pretty easy to set up a custom script that uses signals + the before/after_fork hooks to do various custom rolling restarts. The same goes with user switching, you c
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Security Disclosure Policy Best Practices(titanous.com)
15 points by Titanous 14y ago|1 comments
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by Titanous 14y ago
Are you providing statsd hosting as well?
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by Titanous 14y ago
Heroku's official response: http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2012/7/3/codon_security_issu...
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Codon Security Issue and Response(blog.heroku.com)
3 points by Titanous 14y ago|0 comments
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by Titanous 14y ago
Of course there was never any question that any new penetration testing I would do with them would be under NDA. What worried me is that the disclosure may not be made public if I was under a NDA that prevented me from publishing it. I didn
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by Titanous 14y ago
In this case I was able to confirm the key by matching it with a copy they uploaded to https://policy.heroku.com/security
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Vulnerabilities in Heroku's Build System(titanous.com)
170 points by Titanous 14y ago|34 comments
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Announcing OpenShift Origin - The Open Source Platform as a Service(openshift.redhat.com)
3 points by Titanous 14y ago|0 comments
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London's dystopian Olympics: criminal sanctions for violating sponsors' brands(boingboing.net)
1 points by Titanous 15y ago|0 comments
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Evaluating a 1981 temperature projection(realclimate.org)
2 points by Titanous 15y ago|0 comments
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RESTful thinking considered harmful(shopify.com)
97 points by Titanous 15y ago|73 comments
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Making Facebook Self-Healing(facebook.com)
2 points by Titanous 15y ago|0 comments
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by Titanous 15y ago
The latest data available is from 2010-09-25, which seems to be too old to be useful for most things.
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Introducing Shopify Experts(shopify.com)
1 points by Titanous 15y ago|0 comments
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How we use data: Shades of gray(blog.typekit.com)
1 points by Titanous 15y ago|0 comments
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by Titanous 15y ago
If you are just looking for keyword streams, they're available for free: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/streaming-api/methods
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Defining Churn Rate(shopify.com)
73 points by Titanous 15y ago|8 comments
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by Titanous 15y ago
Mailman (my 2010 Ruby Summer of Code project) is Sinatra for incoming email: https://github.com/titanous/mailman
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AP tests worldwide freedom of information laws(hosted.ap.org)
3 points by Titanous 15y ago|0 comments
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The Movie Set That Ate Itself(gq.com)
87 points by Titanous 15y ago|12 comments
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by Titanous 15y ago
I'm pretty sure the whole point of RED is to disrupt companies like Panavision. I suspect people still use their cameras because that's what they were trained on, and there is significant brand loyalty in the business. The Genesis is a digi
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by Titanous 15y ago
I was really hoping they'd deliver on the original fixed-lens "3K for $3k" version, but that was obviously too good to be true. Now you can build a usable RED rig for $15k instead of $25k.

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