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by callumjones 9y ago
I don’t think this is true for Safari, where the passwords are backed by OS X Keychain.
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by callumjones 9y ago
I find it telling of MongoDB's sales strategy that this is being covered by Techcrunch. I don't think you'd get the same coverage on Postgres (granted MongoDB is a company, vs PG is a project).
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by callumjones 9y ago
> and now Australia I'd argue the system this sort of replaces, bank numbers + account numbers, was still better than the US. It provided next day transfer between banks and intra day transfers between the same bank. All for free.
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by callumjones 9y ago
A database can also do this.
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by callumjones 9y ago
And does what with it?
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by callumjones 9y ago
AWS needs to help drive this practice towards a greater adoption: it should be a basic feature of their LBs (and not some magic Lambda/Route53 trick). Hopefully they’ll make it easier with their Kubernetes integration.
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by callumjones 9y ago
How do web programming languages like PHP and Ruby become native?
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by callumjones 9y ago
NewRelic doesn’t let you add random JS, it only injects their browser monitoring script. Don’t spread fake news.
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by callumjones 9y ago
What is Google Arts & Culture? How long has it been around?
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by callumjones 9y ago
Given malicious code is hidden in applications that appear to be safe or appealing to users I don’t think they are usually willingly downloading malicious code.
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by callumjones 9y ago
Setting up HAProxy in a production environment with discovery for the docker container may not be rocket science but it’s certainly not 20 minutes.
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by callumjones 9y ago
Where are you going to host it, how will you cycle the container to keep it up to date, and will you need to load balance it? Running a Docker container in production is not a 20 minute job.
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by callumjones 9y ago
I believe Index was working on speeding up EMV transactions: http://www.index.com/payments-and-security/emv/ I thought it now depends on the firmware in the card readers, which it seems companies like Index contro
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by callumjones 9y ago
> For f sake how are we supposed to Anderstand that. I suppose your French fry maker is broken ? Didn't expect Chess.com and YouTube to have a crossover of users? Surprised there isn't active moderation on a site this size.
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by callumjones 9y ago
If you don't like all the directories that Ansible playbooks require you can use the simple style of a single YAML file that describes the actions to take. Check out https://serversforhackers.com/an-ansible-tutorial , t
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by callumjones 9y ago
Good catch, A9 isn't a few years back. My argument probably isn't as valid but I still think the guarantee of 2 iPhone generations is safer than the fragmentation of Android devices that would be "released in the past 2 years
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by callumjones 9y ago
Why has this comment thread devolved into comparing the number of Android OS installs versus the number of iPhones sold. They are apples and oranges and the point is that the iPhone for a few years back is a guaranteed hardware specificatio
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by callumjones 9y ago
> Detect NFC tags and read messages that contain NDEF data. Sadly it looks like this is read-only, which would eliminate companies like Clipper from implementing it?
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by callumjones 9y ago
Great idea, we only run Zookeeper because of Kafka but everything else is in Consul so the idea of this existing is pretty neat.
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by callumjones 9y ago
It looks like the files were managed by Git (see the output where the checkout errors out), so no that won't work.
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by callumjones 10y ago
A lot of hotels still receive booking confirmations via fax, if they aren't receiving it via email.
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by callumjones 10y ago
> As confirmed by internal sources, they experienced massive troubles to get Docker working in any decent condition I call B.S. on this. Amazon wouldn't have spent so much effort on ECS if this was true.
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by callumjones 10y ago
Unrelated to the project but to the website: when I opened this on Safari my tab became consuming 52% CPU - is there something resource intensive on this site? Safari points to the clouds being a source of a lot of work.
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by callumjones 10y ago
Does it support parallel builds?
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by callumjones 10y ago
If you're truly running Docker in production you're probably not making use of both of these issues taken with Docker. No one would dare interact with a production cluster via the basic Docker CLI, instead you should be interactin
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by callumjones 10y ago
I don't think this works on iOS as each app is siloed but is this something that would work on Android?
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by callumjones 10y ago
I think "Program your next server in Go" is a little too broad, the specific language features that Go explicitly leaves out makes it hard to build an extensive backend server. Go is best suited to use cases listed in these slides
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by callumjones 10y ago
There are ads from The Deck (which is a semi exclusive advertising network) on the sidebar.
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by callumjones 11y ago
You could argue the same for the App Store, Play store, etc. This is the reality: you can reach these vast numbers of users on these platforms through these stores. Facebook isn't forcing anyone to do this, but they are providing an op
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by callumjones 11y ago
You could probably have a worker system that eventually produces a Zopfli compressed file. User uploads a provided PNG, you perform the quickest compression compression but then queue up a Zopfli compression. Up front you're only retur

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