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What It's Like to Fly the $23,000 Singapore Airlines Suites Class(dereklow.co)
27 points by Wouter33 12y ago|0 comments
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by Wouter33 12y ago
https://www.themoviedb.org/ with their API is the way to go. Pretty good up to date and a large collection.
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by Wouter33 12y ago
Nice! Just signed up.
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by Wouter33 12y ago
Same here: https://twitter.com/woutervanlent https://www.linkedin.com/in/woutervanlent
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by Wouter33 12y ago
Arriving in London City around 20:00. Definitely up for something like that!
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by Wouter33 12y ago
Of course you're putting some kind of trust in a third party. But the idea here is that you do that with all your good intentions and have a better alternative than just plain listing the address. It is up to us to prove our reliabilit
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by Wouter33 12y ago
I'm working on a service which provides (obfuscated) aliases of your users e-mail addresses on your own domain. It only requires some API calls to generate the aliases and eliminates e-mail servers or servers to process the e-mails. S
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How We’ve Reached More People by Guest Blogging(groovehq.com)
24 points by Wouter33 12y ago|3 comments
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by Wouter33 12y ago
Exactly! That's what i thought. Mailing a password to a user on changing it is maybe not the safest, but it does not mean it saves it plaintext to the database. They can just send out an e-mail when updating the password to the databas
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Our Startup’s 12-Month Growth Strategy(groovehq.com)
9 points by Wouter33 12y ago|1 comments
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by Wouter33 12y ago
As mentioned in the article, i'm also one of the persons who never paid for journalism before this came around. With Blendle i can browse through articles from all kinds of newspapers or magazines and read the ones i find really intere
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by Wouter33 12y ago
Could be. But Digital Ocean does not provide you with a movable IP that you could point at a different load balancer when the old one becomes faulty. With a movable IP or a cloud based load balancer a single point of failure could be preven
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by Wouter33 13y ago
Isn't this as safe as just posting to an SSL page? If there is a MITM-attack they will just replace the contents of the iframe to another page?
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by Wouter33 13y ago
I'm already hosting a website with this setup. Works perfectly and is blazing fast. I recommend it for everyone. The website is a static marketing front for a web app that is being served from a SSL subdomain on another cluster. The on
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by Wouter33 13y ago
Yes, web hooks indeed.
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by Wouter33 13y ago
That's monitoring. Alerting seems only possible via Email, Hipchat, SMS and Telephone.
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by Wouter33 13y ago
Great! Have been looking for something like this lately! First impression is good. But what i can't seem to find is a http notification. I would like a http alert if something is down for a x number of consecutive pings. This way i can
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by Wouter33 13y ago
The most realistic solution is to start with basic functionalities on your own infrastructure. Store the emails on your (private) cloud. Of course try to maximize security. Then offer on-premise storage of emails as a premium functionality
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by Wouter33 13y ago
Looks nice and i intended to download it. But $ 4,99 is a bit high for such a small app without the possibility to testdrive it.
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by Wouter33 13y ago
> Especially when it comes to crooked banks or politicians. France is a strange country that likes to give lessons about democracy to the rest of the world, but when you look at things closer, France is closer to a monarchy than a democr
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by Wouter33 13y ago
I have been using CDN77.com, you should check them out. Custom SSL is 699 dollars but the performance is really good.
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by Wouter33 13y ago
And that is indeed the case. You only get a limited time of CPU, after that it's powers goes to somewhat like zero.
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by Wouter33 13y ago
You are right about nginx and it's performance. The only problem is that micro instances don't only have low cpu power. But also only a cpu boost. If it's get hit with multiple request after each other, the cpu boost is exhau
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by Wouter33 13y ago
No, it would not handle the load. But you can use your AWS S3 bucket as a host for your index.html file. In route 53 you can easily point the index of the domain to your S3 bucket. This way you have a huge load capacity for the lowest price
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by Wouter33 13y ago
A nice idea to disrupt the scientific publishing scene. One problem with your idea. I don't know if you have an understanding of the process of publishing a paper? But every researcher publishes his or her paper through a journal. Thes
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by Wouter33 13y ago
Check. As a developer and entrepreneur i like seeing new and interesting projects from same-minded people. Most of the articles posted on HN are interesting. But sometimes i just want to see what is created by HN people to test it, support
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by Wouter33 14y ago
Looks neat. Could be a service i will use in the future. Only thing i noticed is that you use flash to record the videos. In my case, this is broken because of the peper flash player from chrome. Is it not an idea to use the getusermedia AP
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by Wouter33 14y ago
You have to authorize every domain that wants to use the notifications. Besides that, it has to be a user action, the authorization. You can't automate this process without some hacking. Love the notification API for my webapps. Wish there