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by alpb 8y ago
Precisely why I never use free CDNs or stuff like this to serve static content. Just host your own thing. It maybe costs a little bit more but at the end you'll have websites that will run for decades. Rawgit was useful, I wish it stay
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by alpb 8y ago
Note that Skaffold does local port forwarding.
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by alpb 8y ago
TLS with GKE with BYO cert isn't very clear I agree. It's basically in Kubernetes Ingress docs: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/ingr... For GKE specific features, multiple-ce
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by alpb 8y ago
FWIW this is not new. This has been the case for the past couple of years at least.
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by alpb 8y ago
Soundhound is comparable in terms of detection quality and probably will keep their Spotify integration running in case Shazam locks people into Apple's ecosystem.
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by alpb 8y ago
Mods please update the title. It’s clickbait to the extent everyone has to click it to learn what’s going on.
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by alpb 8y ago
I see. It feels like apk (or for that matter, other package managers that use plain http) are just time bombs waiting to be exploited again and again.
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by alpb 8y ago
> This is especially bad because packages aren’t served over TLS when using the default repositories. This bug has been fixed and the Alpine base images have been updated [...] Do I understand this right: They fixed the apk vulnerability
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by alpb 8y ago
Probably worth adding disclaimer you work on FaunaDB. :) I am wondering in what sort of cases users can just hit the DB. Do you mind giving a tl;dr? Does it only work for readonly/non-sensitive data?
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by alpb 8y ago
Keep in mind that the data is still there, and motivated people will figure out the noise from the signal. Use dnscrypt: https://dnscrypt.info/ which has an easy macOS integration too.
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by alpb 8y ago
(This is a bit off-topic, but I couldn't help it.) I noticed the article refers to "hashmap" as a data structure. Such as this statement: > Go maps are hashmaps I think instead of hashmap, this article could use "hash
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by alpb 8y ago
What do the Facebook Google Microsoft logos at the bottom of this page mean? Are these companies Magic Sandbox customers?
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by alpb 8y ago
Off-topic: Is this person just yanking blog posts ( https://oytun.org/bullst-jobs/ ) from other places? That was just in the homepage: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17874320 . This behavior is prob
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by alpb 8y ago
Docker for Desktop (which is what the issue text describes) is not the same thing as rkt so it would not be an apples to apples comparison. You can still install docker with "apt-get" on Linux. https://docs.docker.com&
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by alpb 8y ago
The issue in the post talks about "Docker for Mac" and "Docker for Windows" which is basically what Docker for Desktop is. The links you provided are just for the docker binary (which is, mac/windows they're ju
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by alpb 8y ago
I'm having trouble understanding what this does. Apparently there's a popover when you select the text you typed. I had to go to https://github.com/ekmartin/unicode-style to figure this out.
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by alpb 8y ago
Agreed. I hate my NYT subscription exactly for this reason. But I’m tempted to keep it to support them. What a sad reading experience: they show the same ad 6 times in a short article. NYT employees: please lobby internally for this. We can
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by alpb 8y ago
Their mobile app is worse: Any article shows 7 instances of the same ad in a rather short article. So any article is basically 70% ads. This is even when you have a paid subscription. Even the NYT lost the high ground on the ad-free reading
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by alpb 8y ago
In this case, the cluster admin would be whoever is provisioning the cluster nodes. In Google Kubernetes Engine, the "Capacity" and "Allocatable" info shown on the nodes are different (I see some mem/cpu reserved fo
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by alpb 8y ago
This seems a bit 100 than 101 but if anyone's looking for something more next-level, check out this ML Crash Course by Google (featuring Peter Norvig and many other Google engineers) https://developers.google.com/machin
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Pulitzer Prize-winning restaurant critic Jonathan Gold dies at 57(latimes.com)
4 points by alpb 8y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 8y ago
Dammit I made the mistake of searching "Goatse" at work.
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by alpb 8y ago
This likely has copyright/trademark implications. :)
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by alpb 8y ago
Are you sure you’re spending triple-digit Billions in dollars for datacenters? Or are you just trolling?
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Hosting a public DNS server with CoreDNS and gRPC back end(ahmet.im)
1 points by alpb 8y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 8y ago
(I am not 100% sure, but) I think this is done automatically. When you add an instance group behind a load balancer ( https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instance-groups/ ) (which is what GKE Ingress does), t
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by alpb 8y ago
My takeaway/distillation from this article basically comes down to this: * GKE clusters currently can be only in 1 region (say, us-central1) * But you can create multiple clusters around the world, and deploy the same app on them * Goo
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by alpb 8y ago
Google Kubernetes Engine has announced general availability (GA) of "free" highly-available (HA) control plane support yesterday. You can read more here: https://cloudplatform.googleblog.com/2018/06/Regio
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by alpb 8y ago
I also discovered while doing some whois checks that Google's domain registrar (Google Domains) is owned by a Google subsidiary called "Charleston Road Registry". http://charlestonroadregistry.com This is the stre
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Skaffold: happy Kubernetes workflows(ahmet.im)
2 points by alpb 8y ago|0 comments

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