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C is a Punk Rock language
(pragprog.com)
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Fedora 25 released
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The Evolution of the Web
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How Oracle’s business as usual is threatening to kill Java
(arstechnica.co.uk)
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10M-core supercomputer hits 93 petaflop/s, tripling speed record
(arstechnica.com)
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Message Oriented Middleware, Redux, Event Sourcing and CQRS
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11y ago
Why is similar to SQL but different, wouldn't be better to add the MATCH parameter to SELECT on good old SQL? From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cypher_Query_Language : MATCH (charlie:Person { name:'Char
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Biicode (just the company) post-mortem
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11y ago
Currently I just use pingdom to check availability, but I'm really interested on other people needs, so I'm more interested on a related set of questions: What would your ideal monitoring system have? Would it be web based? termin
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The LMAX Architecture (2011)
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Why aren't you using GitHub?
(valdyas.org)
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Git Style Subcommands done right
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Krita 3.0, or the agony of unnecesary API breaks
(valdyas.org)
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Level up Life – Gain experience points from real world achievements
(lvluplife.com)
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12y ago
There is also libonion ( https://github.com/davidmoreno/onion ), another high performance HTTP library. It also has C and C++ support, with very clean API, django-like templates, initial Python and PHP bindings, Websocke
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Millions of dynamic DNS users suffer after Microsoft seizes No-IP domains
(arstechnica.com)
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ShowHN: Underscore.hpp. C++ functional list library.
(github.com)
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12y ago
Location: Madrid, Remote, Contract Stack: C/C++, Python (Django), HTML5/JS, Linux, SQL... Resume: http://uk.linkedin.com/in/dmorenomontero Contact: dmoreno [a] coralbits.com Graduate Computer Engineer with 6+
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13y ago
Try also libonion: https://github.com/davidmoreno/onion It is not a HTTP server, but a library to create your own ones. With many examples, as a trivial only share files at https://github.com/davidmoren
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13y ago
I just fixed at master the most important one, the first.
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There is a big difference (which I dont know if its good for oterm): Oterm does not use ssh at all. It is like xterm, but does not use X as protocol, but https.
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13y ago
Initially it started when I was working on the AISoy1 Robot (www.aisoy.com) which was using a very limited ARM processor. We decided to give upgrade and management capabilities via a web application to the robot; we tried first with a Pytho
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Good eye. Patches are welcome. I will add right now these errors to the issue tracker, although caching if you are logged in (last link) is the standard behaviour: I dont think that if you change the password on the console you are inmediat
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This is David, the author of oterm. Thanks for all the positive comments. I'm glad people are like it. Actually oterm was designed as an advanced example of a use of the onion http library (agreed, not the best name, accepting suggesti
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Another one quite more complete: https://github.com/davidmoreno/onion Disclaimer: I'm the author.
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Very nice benchmark. As developer of a toy "framework", but powerful http server library, I wanted to check on my project. I did a fast blog entry at http://bit.ly/10l9Smj . I got ~58288.10 for simple json, 8594.39 on db using sqlite, 503.