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by abritishguy 11y ago
Before the pricing change app engine did not support concurrent requests to a single instance for python. As a result, applications used many more instances than they needed. When using the calculator this would make the price increase seem
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by abritishguy 11y ago
This doesn't surprise me at all. It is trivial to run a site on app engine that can handle hundreds of requests a second continuously without leaving the free tier. Sure, when the change from billing CPU time to instance hours came in
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by abritishguy 11y ago
I'm happy to accept that risk
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by abritishguy 11y ago
I am so tired of this response. Claiming that I don't personally feel the need for a fully enclosed, solid steel cubicle to get changed in doesn't mean I'm happy to get naked in public. I feel that whilst the changing cubicle
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by abritishguy 11y ago
I don't need the extra security provided by end-to-end encryption for the vast majority of emails I receive and send. I value that ability to search/filter these emails far more than I value the security. For the few emails I send
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Based on logs it would seem that the crawler, or at least parts of it are written in golang. When following some redirects the useragent would be cleared and would identify itself as golang.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
This new direction that MS is going in is very interesting
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by abritishguy 11y ago
The oyster travel cards in London are Mifare cards (not actually classic ones though) but the system was designed in a way to be resilient to attacks on the card. When you tap the card on the reader the transaction happens locally with the
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by abritishguy 11y ago
It was a piss poor system if all he did was "change the time"
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by abritishguy 11y ago
It is good at concurrency which makes it attractive to those coming from node.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
How is my router admin page supposed to have an always up to date SSL certificate?
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by abritishguy 11y ago
"double web content transfer times" That should be speeds.
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by abritishguy 11y ago
The only thing that upsets me about this article is the part where he cites an article saying that most people don't understand statistical significance in A/B testing as a justification for not using it when in actual fact he has
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Ghost: the 30 minute change that added $60k in annual revenue(blog.ghost.org)
3 points by abritishguy 11y ago|1 comments
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by abritishguy 11y ago
Yeoman is for scaffolding
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by abritishguy 12y ago
>not suited for large sites There are plenty of large sites using django
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Bruteforce mitigation using client proof of work.(New way to prevent bruteforce(medium.com)
2 points by abritishguy 12y ago|0 comments
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by abritishguy 12y ago
In the UK, Cambridge and Oxford have their own police force.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
That is the only way you can watch for filesystem changes on Windows.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
It is released and consumed via 2 package managers that mandate the use of semver.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
I don't see Apple being happy with that
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by abritishguy 12y ago
I don't think you should use Hacker News for these "one answer" questions.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
>work at stripe That's an understatement ;)
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by abritishguy 12y ago
They didn't say that - they said they were killing of the specific package they were using.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
This seems like it should be a dead simple chrome/safari extension. Not an app. The only thing this app appears to do is let you "tag" repositories.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
I only bought this game because of the stunning visuals and boy is it stunning. This write up is very informative.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
That has been known since 2012
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by abritishguy 12y ago
And without that flag they might as well not be exit nodes - it takes 88 days to be approved.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
They appear to be using Google Compute instances (based upon the IP addresses) to create TOR relays but since they are not exit nodes I'm not really sure what they are hoping to achieve.
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by abritishguy 12y ago
Just use the CDN copy of jquery and it will be cached in the users browser already since so many websites already use it.

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