callumjones

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Checking your GPS - A guide for user testing and design research(medium.com)
1 points by callumjones 12y ago|0 comments
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Videos From Inaugural CoreOS Meetup(coreos.com)
1 points by callumjones 12y ago|0 comments
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by callumjones 12y ago
Yep I know, you could consider these production apps as beta tests of the API. If they mess up the API calls, they can sidetrack the review process and deliver a swift update.
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by callumjones 12y ago
Isn't the argument that Apple makes use of private APIs as a beta test? That is, Apple will first introduce these private API restrictions, build apps around them and release the API as public once they are confident on its reliability
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Docker continuous deployment with weave and Buildbox(callumj.com)
5 points by callumjones 12y ago|0 comments
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by callumjones 12y ago
Totally, I see that in the class variable. I'm just curious when this library will blow out.
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by callumjones 12y ago
I like idea of standardising a way for jobs to be defined and then shipped off to a background server. The adapter registration looks neat. But by the looks of it the library bundles in the adapters to talk directly to these worker framewor
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by callumjones 12y ago
I think swapping is just as bad as having the quota cut you off, both will result in your site either accepting users or not (if you're swapping you're turning users away by being slow). Not sure what reliable hosting providers th
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by callumjones 12y ago
Here's the take-away from this post * You treated the system's memory like it was some infinite resource. It's not, you need to make sure your application efficiently handles memory and takes measure to ensure it doesn't
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by callumjones 12y ago
I paused integrating Ansible with Docker for the moment until I'm happy with my Ansible repo and Docker is stable. I still think Ansible inside Docker is feasible, by * using it to generate the initial base image * receiving some sort
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by callumjones 13y ago
This is a service that needs an agent type setup, I am disappointed by the number of services these days that require the ability to SSH or connect directly to my systems from some unknown network. I am deliberately going to keep my Redis
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by callumjones 13y ago
Those that gave this negative points, care to share why?
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by callumjones 13y ago
If this was to catch on, would the NSA (assuming they don't already) throw more resources at building viruses that attack the CPU directly - intercepting any of the instructions sent by the VMs?
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Pay TV company justifies keeping Game of Thrones off iTunes/Play(mumbrella.com.au)
1 points by callumjones 13y ago|0 comments
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by callumjones 13y ago
This is incredible, it's amazing to see this all running in the browser. One nag, I didn't actually know I could scrub on the tabs until I clicked - have you thought about adding a grey-like highlight on hover? Either with the sam
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by callumjones 13y ago
"If you do not want this information reported, disable this package from the Metrics section of the Settings view (cmd-,)."
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by callumjones 13y ago
But iOS isn't running on a real computer that has a either a large battery or a mains power source, it's running on a small device with a battery that is expected by users to last at least a day. iOS' current backgrounding AP
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by callumjones 13y ago
Would love to see one dedicated to OS install processes one day, my highlights are the OS X intro videos and "helpful hints" provided during an install of Windows XP.
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by callumjones 13y ago
Link to the source: http://blog.chromium.org/2014/01/run-chrome-apps-on-mobile-u... (TNW needs to lift their game on making sources more obvious) EDIT: My source was http://www.theverge.com/2014&#x
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by callumjones 13y ago
This is a way better explanation of what the NBN is.
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Why the NBN needs to go the full way(callumj.com)
54 points by callumjones 13y ago|79 comments
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by callumjones 13y ago
Then you would go through both A and B's web services?
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by callumjones 13y ago
I'm not so sure about the criticism of applications being exposed as web services. If you have a system setup where different parts run on different services you don't want to have to co-ordinate and resync all the applications wh
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by callumjones 13y ago
I highly doubt they would do anything to stifle Dropbox's syncing functionality in iOS. Apple is still focused on selling iOS devices and ensuring people keep buying iOS devices, they will do anything in their power to keep you happy.
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by callumjones 13y ago
I'm surprised this still an issue with the iOS betas, surely developers have made enough noise for Apple to begin adding beta only restrictions to the App Store? It's a shame that these people also exist, confusing a beta for prod
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by callumjones 13y ago
This is probably a crazy suggestion, but TechCrunch may want to think about filtering the stories they end up publishing. There's a reason Mashable exists, we don't need another site publishing a advertisement as a story.
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by callumjones 13y ago
I don't really understand how this is news ? It's basically just spitting out official figures that have been both shared by Google and Apple and making some observations without any narrative behind them? Of course a more popular platform
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by callumjones 13y ago
Since when has memcached been hard to configure, most times I've left it in either the default settings or upped the memory allocation. If you're going to treat Redis like a cache you should really be looking at memcached. "best of all, it’
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The Pebble watch is an exciting sneak peek(callumj.com)
4 points by callumjones 13y ago|3 comments
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by callumjones 14y ago
Does Microsoft actually have a vested interest specifically in the use of Java by Google, such as being upset that Google had free use of the Java APIs while itself was scolded for implementing their own JVM? Or is it basically "the enemy o

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