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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Wow. How big does your botnet have to be to provide 300 Gbps? Would be interesting to see an update from CloudFlare - AFAIK, the largest DDoS they've dealt with before has been a tad over 100 Gbps.
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
How realistic is it really that Sendgrid's official Facebook, Twitter, blog, and status site were all compromised simultaneously?
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Previous discussion (all dead posts, all posted within past hour): Why are all the posts related to Aria Richards getting deleted? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5416578 Effective immediately, SendGrid has terminated the employmen
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Here's all the dead posts (all within the past 30 mins): 20 points - Why are all the posts related to Aria [sic] Richards getting deleted? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5416578 45 points - Effective immediately, SendGrid has term
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
I think once a post passes 10 upvotes, flags are no longer relevant. My guess would be that the posts are gaining upvotes fast enough (15+ upvotes a minute) that HN's anti-spam triggers are going off.
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
I think OP is referring to something like an AACS key: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
I assure you, it has not. Sometimes it's hard to look past TechCrunch and the endless SaaS/CRUD apps, but we're in the middle of a technological revolution right now. Platforms like Kickstarter are driving innovation like never before, push
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
But doesn't some node eventually have to know the final destination of the hidden server?
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Apple has rejected every app that has anything to do with Bitcoin (aside from graphs and stats) thus far. Examples: http://www.bitpak.com/?p=34 https://blockchain.info/wallet/iphone-app http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/5386/w
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Ironically, about 45 minutes after this was posted to HN, bitcoin began to crash, down almost 20% as of this comment: http://bitcoin.clarkmoody.com/
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Both are possible through Sublime's config file. See http://www.reddshift.com/2011/10/turn-off-anti-alias-for-sub... for how to turn off anti-aliasing, and https://gist.github.com/1149379#file-sublime-text-2-settings... for line spacing
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Not at all. Speaking for myself here, but while I much prefer open source to proprietary software, I find Sublime Text 2 blows any other editor I've used out of the water and I'm not going to not use it just because it's proprietary (same r
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
They didn't, it's fully featured. In some ways it's even better than the Android app, more beautifully designed. They mentioned in their blog they'll be bringing much the same to Android soon.
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Probably for the same reason iOS app crashes are just an exit to the home screen (compared to Android's visible "force close" message).
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
This argument is ridiculous. What business sense would there be for Google to restrict access to Maps on one platform in the interest of "competition"? It's not like any potential WP8 users will be swayed over to Android just because of GMa
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Not at all. As a Coffeescript dev it's actually taking some effort to learn Ember with Coffeescript as all the guides and docs are for JS.
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
From personal experience, USB tethering is both faster (bandwidth-wise) and uses considerably less battery than Wifi tethering.
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
I've been waiting for this for a very long time; works perfectly. Thanks!
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
June 2007: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroku
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Looks like only production databases for now, though. Hopefully they'll branch out to us-west for apps as well pretty soon.
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Canonical is commercial, the Ubuntu Foundation is not: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/UbuntuFoundation . Ubuntu's been accepting donations for quite a while, long before they added this.
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
Here's the context for those curious: http://storify.com/goodonpaper/how-twitter-rescued-me-from-p...
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
You had me excited there for a second... you're linking to an SD card, while this adapter accepts microSDs. Cheapest 64GB microSD I was able to find is $59: http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-microSDXC-Memory-Adapter-SDSDQ...
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
If you fork Mayan EDMS into a closed or private respository, stop and think about what you are doing because you going about it the wrong way. Likewise if you fork Mayan EDMS and the first patch you commit is to change the name, stop. Bot
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
You'll need their "experimental build": https://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=66910
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
It's never too late to start, especially today when the barrier to entry is so low (austenallred mentioned Codecademy, I also recommend Treehouse: http://teamtreehouse.com/ ). The important thing is that you're making the effort, and I app
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
If you do it enough, you can get disbarred: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vexatious_litigation
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
As an example, take a photo with a relatively new digital camera and open the JPG up with an EXIF reader. In all likelihood, you'll see GPS coordinates, the exact time you took the picture, along with the unique identifier of your camera. S
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
This outage only affected us-east-1. Considering an Amazon.com outage would cost them $51k in lost sales every minute , I seriously doubt they put all their eggs (servers, that is) in one basket.
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by dkulchenko 14y ago
If the product is good, as in this case, a very sizable percentage of users will pay. The idea that people will only pay for software/music/movies if there are adequate technical restrictions placed on its distribution is what got us into

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