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by buttscicles 13y ago
I've been trying to work backwards from domains to projects, best I've got here is ra.yd.io
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by buttscicles 13y ago
Not really. Must come up with something!
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by buttscicles 13y ago
There are more that have been posted in the other thread, I nabbed the last on this list though.
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by buttscicles 13y ago
Brilliant, snapped up the last 2 letter (yl.io) as soon as you posted this, I saw your comment in the other thread and looked through your submissions.
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by buttscicles 13y ago
>but the question allows different interpretations and both answers are correct assuming different interpretations. There is only one logical interpretation (though you'd have to actually think past the conclusion your brain jumps to),
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by buttscicles 13y ago
There are multiple managers in use at the moment, I've used v3 and v5 within the past 6 months. It's a shame they didn't mention the version they're using.
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by buttscicles 13y ago
I'm not sure about how the decision making process went when deciding who to give an early preview of glass, but I'd imagine the people responsible knew who Saurik was and what his intentions were.
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Post Mortem: Recent Build Infrastructure Issues(about.travis-ci.org)
1 points by buttscicles 13y ago|0 comments
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by buttscicles 14y ago
>and they don't redirect properly You can't redirect SSL > non-SSL without a browser warning though, right? Unless you get a cert, at which point you may as well put it to use.
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by buttscicles 14y ago
It doesn't specify whether pg_hba.conf is sufficient to protect against this, anybody have any word on that?
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The GitHub Data Challenge II(github.com)
5 points by buttscicles 14y ago|0 comments
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by buttscicles 14y ago
>There exist a few cases where storing passwords in clear text is valid, but this one isn't it. Name one.
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by buttscicles 14y ago
I'm curious - what makes scrypt superior to bcrypt?
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by buttscicles 14y ago
Can't say I've ever been in contact with their support, hope all gets resolved!
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by buttscicles 14y ago
I see center and meter so much I often get confused when I'm required to write them correctly!
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by buttscicles 14y ago
http://gandi.net , never had any issues.
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Python - Playing with Pickle Security(lincolnloop.com)
1 points by buttscicles 14y ago|0 comments
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Today's Email Incident(github.com)
256 points by buttscicles 14y ago|172 comments
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by buttscicles 14y ago
Alternatively use this feature and squash them later when you have access to a terminal.
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Two new attacks on SSL decrypt authentication cookies(arstechnica.com)
4 points by buttscicles 14y ago|0 comments
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by buttscicles 14y ago
I bet they just want to cause disruption to any people/businesses that rely on it rather than having anything against GitHub.
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by buttscicles 14y ago
It's intentional, see here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5360191
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by buttscicles 14y ago
I'd imagine they'd rather cut off somebody than potential performance degradation for other paying customers.
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Today's Outage Post Mortem(blog.cloudflare.com)
216 points by buttscicles 14y ago|144 comments
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by buttscicles 14y ago
That's brilliant, surprised that Google managed to rank them so highly because of it though!
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by buttscicles 14y ago
Nginx in front of Gunicorn + Flask fetching data from Postgres, which is populated by an hourly cronjob. It's on a small ovh dedicated server, along with other things.
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Reddit begins accepting bitcoins(blog.reddit.com)
20 points by buttscicles 14y ago|3 comments
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fatcache - Memcache on SSD(github.com)
175 points by buttscicles 14y ago|54 comments
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by buttscicles 14y ago
Also inaccessible here in GB.
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by buttscicles 14y ago
That's only one example of one of the hundreds of active communities on the site though. Steer clear of subreddits relating to charged topics and large subreddits and there are tons of good communities on reddit.

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