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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Because the US is big and fuel is expensive. LA -> Denver is 837 miles. ( http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=distance+from+los+angel... ) London -> Rome is 892 miles. ( http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=distance+from+london+to
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
We're working on that right now. We have persistent XMPP based chat with embed support. Try it out, my email is in my profile if you have any questions. http://onehub.com/try/beta
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Your chained cert might actually be the bottleneck if the total data exceeds 4K and the user has to do a second round trip to ACK the cert. http://journal.paul.querna.org/articles/2010/07/10/overclock... Basically, unless you are certain
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Heroku.
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
I wrote a pretty detailed piece on doing exactly this last summer, hopefully soon iClassify will be replaced by Puppet Dashboard, but for now I run both. http://onehub.com/blog/posts/coordinating-the-onehub-cloud/
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Puppet (as of 2.6) has a pure Ruby DSL. Puppet and Chef are rapidly converging on the same feature set, at this point its like arguing .rpm vs .deb. There are certainly differences and if you spend a ton of time with both tools you will hav
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Merlin Mann's comment seems so fitting: http://twitter.com/#!/hotdogsladies/status/12525667593752576
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
"Pass it over to some other thread" What you are suggesting here is exactly what Erlang provides for you. Each connection is a light-weight process inside the VM. The VM then schedules these Erlang processes against native threads. The diff
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
This combined with the recently rolled out SSL termination in the Elastic Load Balancer product ( http://aws.typepad.com/aws/2010/10/elastic-load-balancer-sup... ) makes supporting custom domains a cinch.
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
"It doesn't have a library for efficient in-process access" https://github.com/mojombo/grit
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
If you are concerned for speed, you want to go with one of the "big boys" to get a cert that is closer to the root the browser trusts. The more intermediate certificates you have to supply, the more the client has to download to complete ha
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Can someone explain this statement: "remember that there's no point using AES-256 with a 1024-bit public key" Why not?
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Does the extra 1K added by OSCP stapling put enough pressure to make your payload too big for the initial TCP window? It seems like it is impossible to use a 2048 bit key, include an intermediate certificate and turn on OSCP stapling while
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
The FileAPI has even less support than XMLHttpRequest 2. Specifically, you are linking to a spec that was updated on tuesday of this week: "W3C Working Draft 26 October 2010". It will be excellent once we can do chunked uploads but this is
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Ruby JavaScript Objective C (Mac) C# (Windows) Perl
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
50,000 ft overview: Rspec: Behavior Driven Development Framework. It is essentially a different approach to testing than the test/unit (which Rails uses by default). In Rspec you are more interested in testing the side effects of your code,
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
I don't want SSL for Facebook. SSL is slow, and its only slower the worse your latency. Until SSL is fundamentally changed to be fast, I'm going to avoid it at all costs. Currently on my production application it adds a minimum of 200ms per
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
It should be noted that even cookies marked 'Secure' will be sent over HTTP for versions of Rails prior to 2.3.10 and 3.0.2. https://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994/tickets/5629-s... And it has been further enhanced recently: http:
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Collectd + Visage ( http://github.com/auxesis/visage ) Monit + Monit Aggregator ( http://github.com/mattfawcett/monit-aggregator ) I've hacked on both a bit, but they're great starts for small clusters.
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
This looks great, hopefully Splunk will get some competition. Its a great tool but its far-far-far too expensive for the typical startup team.
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Off-loads SSL now.
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
This is a total micro-optimization at best. Nearly every client is going to support compressed content. The difference between minified then compressed and unminified and compressed is tiny. You are right though the difference probably does
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
TCP Slow start plays a big role here. The fewer the packets required to carry the request, the faster the complete request can be addressed by the webserver, leading to a faster download. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow-start Essentiall
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
I work for a small startup with retirement plan. I just move 10% of my monthly income into a Roth. The harder question now is what to invest the Roth in? CDs are terrible, T-bills would require like a 5 year investment to see decent return.
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Facebook has some great notes on their use of Erlang in the Chat node. http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=51412338919
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Perhaps they did not have a cool enough accent? 'EARRRRRLang' Kidding - I would be very interested in more on why Scala failed as well. Both Scala and Erlang are implementations of the Actor model and should theoretically be very well sui
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
I wouldn't necessarily put Clojure between JRuby and Scala (I hope I am not misinterpreting). I think it should be more along side of JRuby depending on the type of problem you are trying to tackle, it supports a totally different paradigm
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Do it, and most importantly: don't "cheat." Make sure your machine is 100% described by your tool. The closer to 100% you are without being at 100% the more likely you are to forget that single tweak. Chef vs Puppet is like Emacs vs Vi. I u
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
heroku.com
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Its a movie site.

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