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by baudehlo 12y ago
I absolutely agree and this is a problem that a lot of open source projects face (Haraka is not alone in this). In part it comes down to the fact that most open source isn't worked on full-time, and so documentation often takes a back
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by baudehlo 12y ago
I have definitely had this issue with Haraka (a highly scalable SMTP server). On the one hand we have Craigslist as a user, who have been incredibly open and contributed heavily to the project, and on the other we have had people post crypt
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by baudehlo 13y ago
I think it's great :) On a serious note - you'll find the Haraka developers more friendly and active than any other MTA out there. Just join the #haraka IRC channel on freenode and we're happy to help anyone.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
There's still some issues with HTTPS which need further roll-out to completely solve this problem (i.e. not everywhere supports SNI yet), but yes, for a lot of web sites this would work perfectly fine, and indeed is how many PaaS provi
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Modern apps don't have a save function. There's no need for it.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Absolute rubbish. The node Postgres driver is excellent and has performed flawlessly for us.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
How about a mail server?
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Thanks! (I wrote Haraka)
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by baudehlo 13y ago
See my post here about Haraka. Basic summary is: compared to Postfix (written in C) people are seeing significant performance gains.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
I wondered this too, so I went out and implemented a large project in Node (Haraka - an SMTP Server). It turned out to be such a success that Craigslist dumped Postfix for it (an SMTP server written in C), and managed to get rid of more tha
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by baudehlo 13y ago
| It's false that bitcoin isn't a means of payment. People DO use it as payment. But places that accept bitcoin aren't holding on to it. They transfer immediately to local currency (because their suppliers can't be paid
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by baudehlo 13y ago
>though it works well for the latter "worked well". Now everyone using Checkout for subscription flow has to do work to change it. You just cost your users a lot of hours work, and my site only brings in enough to pay for the h
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by baudehlo 13y ago
That philosophy works fine with merchants who hope for repeat sales from the same customer. But what about subscription payments (what I use Stripe for). A remember me button doesn't make sense there, as they are never re-entering the
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by baudehlo 13y ago
I assume you can disable the microphone with a microphone compatible headphone jack plugged in (and cut the cable off). Though it disables your speakers too.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Their filtering really isn't that smart. It's just so much better than what people were used to with hotmail or yahoo mail. But it's no better than other well setup systems, and in some ways it is worse.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Before CPanel supported wordpress the installation was just as complex for WP as it is now for Ghost. You had to know how to install PHP and Apache and MySQL. All that changes over time as things get more popular.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
There are some settings worth tweaking in postgres' config to improve the query planner. The one that made the biggest difference to us was "cpu_tuple_cost". Setting it to 0.2 (the default is 0.01) made it choose more optimal
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by baudehlo 13y ago
For what it's worth, I wrote the code that did this in SpamAssassin just slightly before Pg published "A plan for spam". Although he had some very useful improvements to the algorithm which I rolled in.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
The flip side to that argument is that right now life is short, and so I try and fit as many wonderful experiences into it as I can. If life were long I could put everything off until tomorrow. And that doesn't sound good to me.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
It requires node v0.11.3 or above and the --harmony-generators flag at launch. Or use gnode, which will down-compile it to ES5 for current stable node.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
And more importantly, don't know how to deal with one when they do occur. And they always do.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Are you sure you just weren't waiting long enough for them to load? Phantom's onLoadFinished only takes into account the main frame, not any iFrame or AJAX resources. For that you need some sort of DOM based waitFor().
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by baudehlo 13y ago
You really should use a local caching resolver, even if you set your upstream to google's resolvers. Just install pdns-recursor and you're good to go.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
People say this all the time but it's not true. There are a bunch of things in JS that just don't work (are compile errors) in CS. Like conditional expressions.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Opsdev != dev
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by baudehlo 13y ago
That's a naive view of both DBAs and sysadmins these days. They both do much more than just keep things running. Sysadmin has mostly turned into opsdev. Same with DBA.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
It's 400KB of minified Javascript. Compare with some other large-ish libraries: Angular: 97KB jQuery: 90KB jQueryUI: 87KB It takes a while to load and compile.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Not just easier, but actually only possible to find on /new.
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by baudehlo 13y ago
One "restore" preference people have is account migration. Take all your email from one gmail account and import it into another. Plus your response makes my mind boggle. People consider their gmail way too solid. There's lot
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by baudehlo 13y ago
Plus the critical thing here: Backupify has restore. Who wants backup without restore?

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