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by doppel 11y ago
This probably does not apply to users starting out with Postgres, but it would be nice with some tried-and-true advice for tweaking the configuration. The configuration only provides documentation on a per-setting basis and lacks an overvie
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by doppel 11y ago
Redis is an in-memory "data structure server", in that besides simple key-value (think memcached) storage you can also have sets, lists, sorted sets, hashes and more. See redis.io. This extension adds geo-specific commands and sto
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by doppel 11y ago
At my current workplace, we have a shared room for the developers and designers (5-9 people depending on the day and time), while the rest (~20 people) are spread in other bigger open spaces. I find that it works well, because we are mostly
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An update on Google's QUIC (alternative to SSL/TLS)(blog.chromium.org)
1 points by doppel 11y ago|0 comments
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How our engineering environments are killing diversity (and how we can fix it)(youtube.com)
5 points by doppel 11y ago|1 comments
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by doppel 12y ago
I really really hope Microsoft adopts the strategy from competing browsers: - Make one version of Spartan and keep it AUTO-UPDATED, instead of shipping a new version every couple of years that is, more or less, completely decoupled from the
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by doppel 13y ago
Still, they do actually have the option now and they are losing it in the future. If the prospect was that they were going to keep being able to buy directly from Tesla, and that this was foiled by a backroom-deal (to put it in his word
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by doppel 13y ago
From my experience tackling a postgres server that is under-specced, a good knowledge of file systems (block devices, NFS, SANs, etc.), OS caching and kernel settings for maximum memory and such (check the postgres docs). Ofcourse, this onl
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by doppel 13y ago
I think it very much depends on whether or not you have any bargaining power or leeway in the company. As he says further down, if they won't allow you to do ANY side projects (or at least severely restrict you), you counter by demandi
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by doppel 13y ago
The author clearly showcases how this is not true in his (and probably others') case. Anonymous functions, function pointers, etc. are not language-specific features, but rather something you learn when learning to program. I think the
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by doppel 13y ago
Yes, but 1Password is not support on Linux though there is a work-around so you can atleast access the passwords but not save new one. I think that's what he is referring to.
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by doppel 13y ago
This is the first public release, to get feedback. They already stated (on their own blog) that an improvied admin panel, themes, plugins, etc. will come but it will take some time. Also, we are talking ~37k lines of code, not exactly somet
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by doppel 13y ago
I wouldn't exactly categorize "everyone can see your data" and "we can now track your movement on our own site" together. The idea of surveillance, in this case, is that no 3rd parties can snoop on your data. If you
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by doppel 13y ago
For a lot of services, verifying e-mail addresses is primarily a means to filter a majority of spam accounts - think bulletin boards, buy/sell sites, etc. It is by no means perfect, but it's an easy, low-hanging fruit. It is only
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by doppel 13y ago
In Denmark, most companies charge you less of you go with automated billing - it's usually set up to happen around the 2nd-5th at the start of every month (although some have cycles that only run every 3 months). There is no risk to yo
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by doppel 13y ago
For the last one, won't people just move to the mysqli_* function group instead? It's almost identical API-wise.
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by doppel 13y ago
Well, without it becomes a giant wildcard. Imagine flying someone in from the other side of the planet and providing accomodations - suddenly it ends up being less of a helping hand to make the movie and basically a very expensive premiere
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by doppel 13y ago
HBO is gaining a lot of traction outside of the US, especially in Scandinavia with HBO Nordic (HBO GO equivalent without a cable subscription). So they have the platform to do it, which means if the cable market starts plummeting they can p
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by doppel 14y ago
When you were talking to them, did they mention any possibility of just plain up adding extra disk space and paying X extra dollars per month?
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by doppel 14y ago
Actually, that is exactly what Orin Kerr is arguing. Prior cases show that accessing a public URL, even if you enter specific IDs or similar, is NOT unauthorized access, neither is doing it multiple times or using a script. The URLs were pu
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by doppel 14y ago
While these are excellent suggestions, if you check out the links he makes to other posts there is a LOT of noise in there that he has to wade through, weigh (open/close/discuss) and take action on. My interpretation of it is that he is lam
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by doppel 14y ago
I rebooted mine as well and got @ 2.27 GHz, so I guess that they probably haven't gotten to your server yet.
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by doppel 14y ago
I feel for them. I attend an IT-focused university that has both hardcore techies (computer science and such) but also a lot of non-techies (communication, UI design, etc.) We frequently (at least once per month) get a phishing e-mail askin
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by doppel 14y ago
I actually think Mega was third, and Securesha.re second, as Blindvault.com has been up for around half a year. It's not free though, but it compares in that files are encrypted user-side and if you don't have the key you can't tell if ther
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by doppel 14y ago
Most likely put.io will receive any DMCA-notices and will have to comply with these and take down the offending files to remain legal? I used to operate a tor exit-node and my hosting provider wasn't really interested in whether I was infri
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by doppel 14y ago
I am just sad that they scrapped the RPG / adventure game they were making with Thrall as the main characer. It seems a lot of his storyline took place behind the scenes somewhere between Warcraft 3 and World of Warcraft. But again, an adve
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by doppel 14y ago
The lead developer, Poul Henning-Kamp, is a danish national but was hired by a norweigan newspaper to develop Varnish.
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by doppel 16y ago
I think he is perfectly reasonable in not giving out his slides. A lot of people put up slides on slideshare or somewhere else, as if those alone gives you a comprehensible understanding of what subject they are presenting - it does not! A
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by doppel 16y ago
As far as I know, your tax records are private. There are however surveys and a lot of unions ask members to disclose salary (with no personal information) so they give out "average wages" for specific areas, such as system development, web
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by doppel 16y ago
Is this common in the states? In Denmark, employers usually ask you what you expect to be paid for the job you're interviewing for, but they never ask what you are currently being paid. Ofcourse, you should always dodge the question to let

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