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by deno 13y ago
With SPF and DKIM you cannot spoof the envelope address and the “From:” header email address. If SPF would actually be required instead of optional (or even ignored), we could be free of 99% of SPAM and phising emails maybe as soon as 2009!
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by deno 13y ago
But then what I don’t get is why is it advertised as a separate product. If it’s just a managed App Engine application then it shouldn’t be called “Cloud Datastore” and have a top link on your Cloud products page. However if it’s a standalo
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by deno 13y ago
Still not standalone: “You should be aware that Cloud Datastore has a serving component that runs on Google App Engine, so there will be instance hour costs.” https://cloud.google.com/pricing/datastore
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by deno 13y ago
I’ve published an entire dictionary with Libre Office + Python alone. Didn’t find anything missing. Please provide specific examples. http://medipage.pl/pl/p/Medyczny-slownik-kolokacji.-Polsko-A... https:/&#
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by deno 13y ago
It’s hard to tell how big of an advantage this is, if any, without some actual data.
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by deno 13y ago
In this example longitude/latitude tuple is a single logical unit, and a perfect example for using arrays, though of course PostgreSQL already has this covered. However this isn’t comparable; it’s a single location, single column, not
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by deno 13y ago
Sure you might get away with it, that’s not the point. The point is tags are a type of relational data and there are already better (and proper) ways to manage relational data in a relational database.
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by deno 13y ago
That just seems like a limitation of your mapping layer. I don’t know ActiveRecord, but in SQLAlchemy you can map, say a 2DPoint (virtual) column named ‘position,’ to either native PostgreSQL Point type, 2‐element array, or for databases th
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by deno 13y ago
Using arrays for relations, like tags, is a bad idea. If you try to do anything more complex (joins) later with them you’ll find yourself creating temporary tables with UNNEST and your performance will plummet. This is especially true sinc
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by deno 13y ago
Even if they “didn’t collect that much” they still need to protect sensitive data.
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by deno 13y ago
In transit it’s actually pretty good bet it is encrypted. Now at rest it’s entirely different.
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by deno 13y ago
The different IPs are for SSL and they are hosted here: https://vps.net
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by deno 13y ago
Also https://github.com/mystilleef/FedoraZram Note that you need kmod–staging from RPMFusion.
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by deno 13y ago
Trivial means “there’s a button for that” in this context.
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by deno 13y ago
It’s non‐trivial to turn PDF into series of images. Why would they go through that trouble? It’s insane. Thanks.
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by deno 13y ago
They wouldn’t do that, obviously, even if it was actually feasible. That kind of MITM would be easily detectable (though still effective, in short term)—we know when the Chinese do it. However the private keys have to deployed, on scale. So
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by deno 13y ago
I was hoping that eventually App Engine would be implemented on top of GCE, with all the services App Engine now provides available for GCE, and move to container‐based sandbox, like OpenShift/Heroku/Elastic Beanstalk, instead of applicatio
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by deno 13y ago
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/04/13/sharp_begins_product...
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by deno 13y ago
You can run (and debug) Dart natively in Dartium.
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by deno 13y ago
Actually that’s Closure the Javascript compiler. There’s nothing special that has to do with source maps in Closure Library, because it’s regular JS.
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by deno 13y ago
They said they weren’t using Blink yet for the mobile browser, still Chromium though, not Webkit. I can see how someone might get confused.
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by deno 13y ago
You can host the source and eggs on another host, e.g. Google Code or Launchpad instead of PyPi. Setuptools is smart enough to follow the download links there. This won’t solve the delay if you bump the version number though.
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by deno 13y ago
Yet another post about scalability/architecture that goes down under load. There should be some rule for that. http://i.imgur.com/UEHzaOL.png EDIT: Back online, the site migrated to AWS is not the blog.
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by deno 13y ago
WebRTC is a network overlay, not messaging protocol. You could use XMPP w/ WebRTC just as well.
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by deno 13y ago
You only have eventual consistency for queries outside of entity‐groups. For ancestor queries you get strong consistency. https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/datastor... Imagine a comment system. You’d fire one global quer
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by deno 13y ago
It’s highly‐available NoSQL database (Megastore) with ACID transactions based on entity‐groups[1]. No other cloud provider has anything even remotely comparable. And it’s now available outside of the App Engine framework. I was hoping they’
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Google Cloud Datastore(developers.google.com)
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by deno 13y ago
That’s not at all strange – the type is variable and can be specified by user. Not to mention you can have more than one home or work number. You sure can serialize your data to your keys , but then that would be rather strange. Anyway
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by deno 13y ago
This is the most peculiar thing about the JSON mania of all. I mean your web browser programming consists of 99% DOM manipulation and suddenly everyone forgets how to do that when it comes to making Web API calls. Maybe we need jQuery for X
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by deno 13y ago
> For the past couple of years, I really have been wishing for an "XMPP, but built on JSON, not XML". Really. I want this. The X in XMPP stands for extensible not XML. The reason XML fits the bill is because it has concept of namespac

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