donaltroddyn

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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
I should have provided a source: https://youtu.be/sIQNXH8yHsk?t=31
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
I quickly browsed your site, and you don't seem to publish contact details for sellers, so back to Pavel's question: What does the site that scraped your listing do if someone wants to buy a scraped product? Send them to your site
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
The IT Crowd was filmed before a live audience - it didn't have a laugh track.
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
Ireland's corporation tax rate is purely an internal matter, even in the single market. In fact, Ireland rejected by referendum the Lisbon Treaty in 2008, and only voted for it the following year after a series of clauses known as the
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
I think you're experiencing the Slashdot effect.
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
Some people are taking advantage of this to leave messages for us: https://simpleanalytics.io/simpleanalytics.io Edit: It seems to have been filtered now, but people were using spoofed referer headers to leave offensive mes
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
Having read the article, I can't tell if this is satire.
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
The US government does mandate numerous IT security measures for companies involved in military/defence-related projects, justified by national security concerns. The same argument could be made for regulating private organisations inv
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
Given that this analyses network traffic on the client side, Local Sheriff is probably playing the same catch-up game that a blocker targeting that same PII is.
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
Whatever system that you put in place would have to never (or very close to never) have a false negative during normal aircraft operation. One other commenter here mentions a simple ignition key would have prevented this incident, but there
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
That could easily be survivorship bias, though. How many of those 40-year-old contemporaries died decades ago?
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
My own experience is that the United States is an extremely risky place to use a credit or debit card, and it's the only place where I've ever had a credit card skimmed (from living and travelling around Europe and Brazil) - three
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
The article supposes that the paints were adapted and improved over time, so the paint on the airframes at retirement could be a decade more advanced, and that on current airframes could be two decades ahead, of that on the aircraft shot do
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
I left Facebook entirely earlier this year, and haven't replaced it with any other service. I'm wondering now about my Twitter account. It's a good source for infosec and test automation news, but nothing I couldn't live
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by donaltroddyn 8y ago
Well, the impetus for enhanced airport security was first the spate of hijackings in the late '60s to early '80s, and later 9/11. While you can hijack a train, you can't fly it to a friendly country, and you can't f
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
Hey, this is very impressive. In the past we've run full Chrome in Docker containers, and are now experimenting with running Chrome Headless in Lambda, for economic and concurrency reasons. How do you stream the running Chrome to the i
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
In Ireland, both English and Irish (Gaeilge in Irish - not Gaelic) are our official languages, and both are also official languages of the EU. English is also an official language in Malta, but not Cyprus.
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
You're probably right, but I used to buy cheap USB chargers from Amazon and Deal Extreme, and had a couple fail with visible scorching and melted plastic.
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
The problem is that you don't know who has plugged in a death trap transformer about to explode into flames in the apartment below yours, not to mention the numerous other ways that mains appliances can be unsafely wired.
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
That's pretty cool. I'm guessing at that pricing you must be running Chrome in Lambda?
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
I'm happy to discuss this in more detail - my contact details are in my profile - but the product I'm working is currently in public beta and we're venture funded. We're taking a slightly different approach in that, in y
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
Full disclosure: I'm working on a product that's designed to eliminate the pain points of Selenium. On point four, a lot of companies aspire to having great test suites, which these days for user-facing apps often means aggressive
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Ask HN: Does anyone use hosted API management tools (3Scale, Apigee, WSO2, etc)?
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
CTO: 1. Chrome 2. Pycharm 3. Docker 4. Git 5. Boto TBH though, a lot of my time is spent in Gmail (in Chrome) these days.
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
I'm the CTO for a startup that is launching our public beta next month. Do you think it's work trying to find the "dream" journalist and giving them a launch exclusive or is it a case of the more, the merrier?
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
Thanks, but literally all the hard work has been done our dev team - not me.
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
Well, instead of having to explicitly fill each field in a form, you can just say "Fill the personal details form" or "Fill the credit card form" and we'll work out what each field is and fill it with sensible input
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by donaltroddyn 9y ago
I'm the founder/CTO at Unravel, where we're working on using machine learning to solve this problem. Unravel lets devs write tests using our declarative DSL and we generate the browser tests at runtime, using ML for element c
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by donaltroddyn 10y ago
Yeah, I've looked at all the current tools and there's basically two types (other then just writing straight Selenium): - Test recorders that aren't a great experience and output incomprehensible, brittle tests. - Test compos
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by donaltroddyn 10y ago
Yeah, this is one area where webdev is way behind other fields, and i think we're going to see lots of new tooling in this area soon. We're currently working on a way to help devs test web app functionality and complete user journ

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