derFunk

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   Skype Discontinued on Samsung Smart TV(cnet.com)

   3 points by derFunk 11y ago|2 comments
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   by derFunk 11y ago

   Hipchat, like ALL other Atlassian products are always feeling just incomplete. By design. (I'm using 80% of their product line). Slack just feels complete. For tech and non-tech teams.
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   by derFunk 11y ago

   First Microsoft destroyed Skype, now they want to destroy Slack? Hopefully not gonna happen. We're in the process of moving away from Skype, which we used for 10 years in the company, to Slack. Partners went away from Skype to Flowdock
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   by derFunk 11y ago

   http:// das.ist /sehr/schoen
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   by derFunk 11y ago

   > Most container orchestration systems (Kubernetes, Mesos, ECS, etc.) handle restarting failed containers - that's generally something you want to be outside of your container, not inside. Not sure if I understand correctly. I'
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   by derFunk 11y ago

   Yes, it's good practice to have a separated logging container (eg logstash forwarder, filebeat etc), which accesses the shared log folder of the other container you want to actually forward the logs from. I'm recommending using fi
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   by derFunk 11y ago

   Yet beside Docker's :latest tags also using "FROM xy:latest" is a very bad practice and should be avoided. Always stick to one certain version of the dependencies you're having and you should be safe that you're get
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   by derFunk 11y ago

   Oh, I want to add why supervisord makes so much sense: If your "main process" (PID 1) dies, your container would stop. Even if you only have a single process to run, using supervisord makes sense to monitor that single process, be
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   by derFunk 11y ago

   Normally, if you run Docker you won't have a single container anyway, normally you want to scale out. Hence you'd be better off using a centralized logging infrastructure like ELK or one of the many commercial solutions like Splun
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    All is quite valid, yet I disagree with "7) Don’t run more than one process in a single container". This is perfectly doable with supervisors like ... supervisord, which ensure that the multiple processes you want to run stay aliv
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    This "Something more simple/Cactus Model" is exactly what we're doing very successfully since years with SVN. We're focusing on release branches. Very rarely doing feature branches, because branch merging with SVN i
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    Animated Slack.com “You've found a Glitch” Page (requires log in)(slack.com)

    1 points by derFunk 11y ago|0 comments
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    You nailed it. See my comment from yesterday, it's the same for me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11113644
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    I'm using /giphy on Slack, and it's not even working well. 75% of the gifs I get presented for my keywords are not what I expected, at all. So basically I'm often disappointed and delete the message again to not annoy my
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    Reading this I'm more worried about the personal data StartSSL has about me. I never felt good giving away so much personal data to CAs when acquiring certificates to identify myself. Do we know how StartSSL handles this? Do the Chines
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    I agree that their style in responding to questions is really bad (one liners etc). Yet I'm having the experience that they responded quickly and with helpful information if you had a question. I'm now just curious what happens to
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    Maru OS is going open source (Debian for Android)(blog.maruos.com)

    4 points by derFunk 11y ago|0 comments
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    British teenager suspected of being mystery hacker who stole CIA boss emails(telegraph.co.uk)

    33 points by derFunk 11y ago|54 comments
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    Is there a tl;dr? Who would be affected? Sounds scary.
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    It's not breaking much websites I'm using regularly. The only really breaking effect I see is when clicking on forwarder links of affiliate networks, of course. Happens for bargain/deal websites mostly. And of course you shou
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    Possibly because of the threats of getting hacked by XSRF, XSS etc.
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    Did you have local Google services running, like the Google Updater (afaik also comes with Chrome). Google also adds some entries into the task planner, you can also check there what is getting called. Though I believe you should have seen
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    I'm using http://pi-hole.net running on a Raspberry Pi. I use it as my home dns, it runs dnsmasq and points a list of a million ad hostnames to its own IP, answering every request with a blank HTML page.
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    Soe does Chrome. You can clear the internal cache by visiting chrome://net-internals/#dns
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    I'm doing the same, naturally. Squeezing, in general. And it indeed helps me at least over the first 5 minutes - which is my biggest hurdle. A longer time ago I had a 40min presence on TV, and I'm giving talks in front of 5 to 100
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    Honest question: Why do you think it was non-trivial? What is/was complex?
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    Also the guys who brought Linux to the PS4 couple of weeks ago.
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    2007 Boston Mooninite panic(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by derFunk 11y ago|0 comments
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    >Can you trust your platform of choice, or will they close shop on you tomorrow? I'm thinking about moving to IBM BlueMix with parts of my business and asking myself the same question. What do you guys think? Will BlueMix still be t
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    by derFunk 11y ago

    I'm using SwiftKey constantly for normal typing, and it's got a great autocorrect feature. Not using the AI (word suggestion/prediction) at all. Yet it drives me regularly insane, especially when typing technical terms, abbre