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Kube-Node: Let Your Kubernetes Cluster Auto-Manage Its Nodes
(thenewstack.io)
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Wow. I had no idea the prices had increased so much. I'm paying just under double what you paid in 2012 for a 2 bed in the city centre.
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It's interesting that they have "monetization" in one of the panels in their process diagram. Does that mean Cloudflare is getting into the advertising game?
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Chrome OS exploit: one byte overflow and symlinks
(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
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This is exactly my concern with Vue, the API is huge! One of React's strongest points is the tiny API.
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That is an extremely interesting point of view, thank you for sharing. Another thought: say some criminals pass their money through a mixer and like in the scenario you described, it's deemed worthless to any exchanges/payment pro
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9y ago
Is there planned support for any other languages than Python?
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What the absolute heck. Literally just the hash was updated yet the version stayed the same: https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-cask/commit/461af7672fa...
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adriancooney
10y ago
That was an extremely pleasant and convincing introduction, thank you for that. I'm definitely going to give this a try in future projects.
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Is npm down?
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I've often found myself in a similar situation as myself where I just can't seem to enjoy using Make and never make it past trivial things. For that reason, I'll shamelessly plug what I think is a viable alternative: the Task
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Newgrange[1] in Ireland has a bunch of extremely old graffiti and it's amazing. You can clearly see dates carved into the rock from the 1800s alongside people's names. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newgran
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iTerm tip: add custom badges on a per-directory basis
(medium.com)
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Since this is entirely for debugging purposes, I feel like the decorator is perfectly fine until the standard is complete. It's unobtrusive (i.e. no refactoring needed) and easy to remember. Maybe a warning inside the decorator is `pro
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Introducing the Taskfile Format
(medium.com)
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Its a dodgy business though converting your entire roof to this technology (in its first iteration too). What if a tile breaks? Whats the lifetime on each tile?
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Ars Technica had a great piece on how these undersea cables: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/05/how-th...
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I've often thought React would be perfect for creating games with. Even attempted my own framework similar to this using the canvas but it fell down when it came to rendering. I felt like React really didn't suit the update/r
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Middle-out compression.
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I honestly believe this is the reason why React is currently winning the web tech wars. The API is minimal, clear and concise. Once you've mastered the few functions and concepts, you rarely have to reference the documentation and unde
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I love these write ups! Does anyone know where I can find more like this and disclosures (like the Hacking Team)?
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This is just unforgivable. This is such an incredibly basic and simple to implement feature and they've just ignored it. There should be some legal repercussions for companies neglecting security. When they surpass 100,000 users, a man
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Water: Molecule of Life
(nasa.gov)
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Three types of Macbooks because of the size requirements but why three different types of watch ? I'm in the camp of believing Apple's product line-up is too big. It's having a huge negative impact on their software quality
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That's extremely kind and helpful! Would you mind me saving your details for future use? I'd love to setup in Berlin at some point.
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This is a fantastic idea and I'm really surprised nothing like this has existed before, it seems like such a no-brainer. Great work.
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Announcing Apex Software – TJ Holowaychuk
(medium.com)
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Someone should build and EXTREMELY slow CPU with this as it's register.
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And thank YOU for your fantastic work on React.
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11y ago
Congratulations Apple and encryption. A precedent has be set. The FBI can't just bully companies into complying with their requests. Hopefully companies in future will have the integrity and courage to stand up like Apple did.
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