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by christop 12y ago
This website is basically a fancier version of https://http2.golang.org/gophertiles While cool, both websites are making an unfair comparison to the way that HTTP/1.1 is normally deployed for such sites, as neither dem
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by christop 12y ago
Even quicker still is to use sshuttle; it automatically transparently tunnels all of your traffic through an SSH connection, without having to change any proxy settings. Very useful.
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by christop 12y ago
Yeah, fair enough. Though I seem to recall (I was at the talk) that the speaker didn't get to see much of North Korea anyway.. but I'd have to re-watch the talk to be sure!
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by christop 12y ago
I don't think you watched too far into the talk :) He spends a while demonstrating Red Star OS in a virtual machine.
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by christop 12y ago
Most likely they do. Beyond TV/radio etc, at least grad students get internet access in North Korea, so perhaps developers have some level of access too. See this talk from 31C3 a couple of weeks ago: http://media.ccc.de&#x2
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by christop 12y ago
That would be a nice feature. It's possible here, but unfortunately the pit stops aren't highlighted as in the OP's version: http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2014/11/23/ricciardo-beats-vettel...
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by christop 12y ago
F1 Fanatic has been doing something very similar for several years now: https://www.google.com/search?q=site:www.f1fanatic.co.uk+"la... Though I guess their code isn't on GitHub :) The gap charts they have are nic
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by christop 12y ago
I've played with Einhorn from Stripe, which works pretty nicely for graceful restarts too: https://stripe.com/blog/meet-einhorn https://github.com/stripe/go-einhorn
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by christop 12y ago
Regarding the use of Google Play alpha/beta testing, I created a Jenkins plugin to automate app uploads: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Google+Play+Andr... Though personally I use HockeyApp as yo
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by christop 12y ago
Yeah, even if you disable showing notifications on the lock screen, you still have to swipe away an empty screen to get to the pattern. Annoying.
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by christop 12y ago
On that topic, this is a much better talk: http://commonsware.com/presos/8469_Murphy.pdf
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by christop 12y ago
I noticed this as well a couple of weeks ago. They're still actively visiting every page on the websites that are associated with our iOS apps. Today alone (starting shortly before 8am CET) they've crawled over 8000 pages on http
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by christop 12y ago
Like most Google apps, it's a staged rollout so you won't see it yet. It runs on at least Android 4.0+. You can download and install the latest version from here if you don't want to wait: http://www.apkmirror.com&
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by christop 12y ago
I was worried about this as well, and there seems to be no clear answer anywhere about this, but it appears not to work like the POP/IMAP fetching in Gmail. When I added my non-Gmail account to the app, I only saw traffic direct to the
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by christop 12y ago
> I really hope Apple will come up with a modern alternative to Core Data; it's neat and all, but it just doesn't feel like it's a good match for most situations. This pretty much seems to be the aim of the (non-Apple) ht
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Google Cloud Platform can now only be used “for business purposes” in Europe(support.google.com)
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Apple Pay according to TL;DR Wikipedia(tldr.someecards.com)
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by christop 12y ago
Well, Netflix did launch in Germany at midnight today ;) But I agree; looking at the HN front page just now, I only see a couple of things that could be said to be US-specific (or any-country-specific), one of which is a job posting.
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by christop 12y ago
If it passes, Scotland won't actually become independent until 2016, so there's no worry there. But in any case, there would be no reason for Scotland to make the existing UK and European standards stricter, especially for people
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by christop 12y ago
> And it wasn’t just Spain, it was all of southern Europe and more. Even euro-area countries with sound finances, like Finland and the Netherlands, have suffered deep and prolonged slumps. I hadn't heard of troubles in those two cou
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by christop 12y ago
"Split off a logical chunk from your mess, stage it" should really be another box with "git add -p". Being able to pick and choose (and even edit) individual chunks to be staged is enormously useful. Quite possibly my f
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by christop 12y ago
Possibly that `git revert` doesn't somehow remove the commit you've done, rather it creates a new commit removing the changes, along with a commit message saying which commit is being reverted.
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by christop 12y ago
It does look very impressive and I'm sure it picks up more dust and dirt than the Roomba, but my Roomba neatly fits under every piece of furniture I have. The extra height of the Dyson means it wont make it under our sofa, the TV stand
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by christop 12y ago
https://hackerone.com/programs
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by christop 12y ago
Unfortunately, you need to have a Gmail account to get all the various automated hotel/car/flight reservation and parcel tracking notification stuff. It would be nice if there was an API into Google Now (or even a Tripit-style ema
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by christop 12y ago
Until 2016.
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by christop 12y ago
Oh, never mind.. having tried it out and looking briefly at the code, it seems it really only implements the adb shell command — it doesn't implement an adb server, and all other commands are delegated to the official adb binary. So t
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by christop 12y ago
That's quite the desirable feature list! Some of those bugs are really old. I'll be interested to try it out and see whether this is stabler than the official adb version. I know this is an Android project from Facebook, but are
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by christop 12y ago
Yeah, I did see that, but it's been ~nine months since the bcrypt change and from what he said, there still aren't any concrete plans to move to API tokens. But then, maybe that's why he said they're hiring!
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by christop 12y ago
Given that Bitbucket has to spend time on fixing performance problems caused by still using basic auth for their API (rather than allowing multiple, revokable API tokens), I don't have too much hope that they'll get around to fixi

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