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delano
15y ago
We're using Redis. You?
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delano
15y ago
You're welcome. The reason we use it for passwords is because there's no way to know the application or the user account associated to it.
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delano
15y ago
Well, it is actually monitored by Stella. What is the issue?
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delano
15y ago
Thanks, glad you like it. We kept it as simple as possible to get it out the door and start getting feedback. It's built with Ruby and Redis behind thin and nginx.
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One-time Secret: Share passwords etc with URIs that work only once
(onetimesecret.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
monitoring just isn't that difficult of a problem. Monitoring is a very difficult problem when you consider false positives, notifications (repetition, escalation etc), and reporting. Monitoring isn't just about whether a service is up or
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delano
15y ago
I like the idea. What about if the definition was in the form of HTTP requests, something like: GET / GET /login POST /login user={{CUSTID}}&pass={{PWORD}} GET /search?q={{QUERY}} The monitors.txt file could
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15y ago
It's helpful to include the previous thread. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2917158
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15y ago
That question is a reference to this essay (and later, book of the same name): http://www.paulgraham.com/hp.html
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15y ago
I found Play easier to grok, it runs out of the box (and didn't require a bunch of dependencies that fubar'd my Ruby), and I really like how routes are defined in a text file: http://www.playframework.org/documentation/1.2.3/routes As a s
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15y ago
Play is awesome. I'd been out of the Java biz for a couple years but I did a bit of work for a friend recently and took the opportunity to give Play a try. I prefer it over Rails.
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15y ago
Ah yes, of course we didn't implement our own bcrypt!
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15y ago
We implemented this (bcrypt) for https://www.blamestella.com/ (a web monitoring service for devs and designers)
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15y ago
Travel to another city and work from there.
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15y ago
Similar, in Ruby: module Utils extend self unless defined?(Utils::VALID_CHARS) VALID_CHARS = [("a".."z").to_a, ("A".."Z").to_a, ("0".."9").to_a, %w[* $ ! ? ( )]].flatten VALID_CHARS_SAFE = VALID_CHARS.clone
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Out-of-band Surprises
(delanotes.com)
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15y ago
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delano
15y ago
Flickr allows you to choose a license when you upload an image, including limiting commercial uses. How you charge is a separate issue.
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15y ago
Montreal, please.
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15y ago
Upvotes are literally a +/-1 of agreement. It's a bit of a tough crowd (probably related to the subject matter), but either way, comments are meant to add something to the discussion.
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15y ago
Every great product starts out as a dream but only a few begin with great fanfare. OP is talking about the more common reality of launching something new. As a wise advertisement once said, it takes time to cook a chicken .
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15y ago
Regex syntax can get nasty at times but after all these years it's still the best tool we've got for what it does.
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15y ago
Do you have references for those claims?
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16y ago
Perhaps that's true. The opportunity to generate a profit is a significant motivator for a lot of people though. That's not true for everyone and those people will write and release regardless. But for those that it is true, they will spend
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16y ago
Does that decrease net freedom? Edit: you added the comment about SQLite after I replied. The problem with public domain is that it's messy. It has a specific legal definition which is not the same across jurisdictions (and in some places i
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16y ago
The ironical part about that entire page is that BSD-style licenses are the most free of all.
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16y ago
Please include the link.
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16y ago
Blog post length != blog post quality.
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16y ago
Source?
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16y ago
I also put shoes on when I work at home. I have a pair that's just for indoors.
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Tell HN: my quick April fool's hack to convert any page to grayscale
(blamestella.com)
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