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The Pyed Piper (pyp) Tutorial(youtube.com)
2 points by durana 12y ago|0 comments
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Rewriting a large production system in Go (matt-welsh.blogspot.com.au)
2 points by durana 13y ago|0 comments
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by durana 13y ago
Anyone know the details of the encryption system that Snowden wanted set up between him and Greenwald?
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by durana 13y ago
Does anyone know the Seagate device they used for their 'Alpha Test Network'?
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Strider: Brilliant Continuous Deployment(strider-cd.com)
2 points by durana 14y ago|0 comments
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by durana 16y ago
I'd be willing to offer advice or a hand to a fellow HNer in need. This will require some discussion so e-mail me if you want to take me up on this offer.
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by durana 16y ago
Any plans to support SSH public key auth? It would be great if the app could use existing keys in ~/.ssh/
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by durana 16y ago
The original source of the video appears to be http://www.spacecraftfilms.com/ and they look to have more NASA related videos at http://vimeo.com/user1634425/videos
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by durana 16y ago
If I understand your comment correctly, I believe the API already works this way, except instead of using PUT, it uses POST for creating new records and zones. To create a record, a client would do a POST with the record to create in JSON
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by durana 16y ago
A link that you can click on... http://wiki.burningbay.com/dns/rest-api
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Ask HN: Feedback on REST API for managing DNS
5 points by durana 16y ago|4 comments
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by durana 17y ago
I thought there was something with trademark laws that meant owners had to actively protect their marks or risk losing the ability to pursue legal action against infringement. So even though SO and MO are buddy-buddy, couldn't allowing MO
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BitC Programming Language(bitc-lang.org)
1 points by durana 17y ago|0 comments
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by durana 17y ago
There's nothing technical DNS-wise that would prevent the name 'canon' from resolving to an IP address, so http://canon could work. They could also add a MX record for the name 'canon' so @canon e-mail addresses would work too. Maybe IC
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by durana 17y ago
With the up vote and down vote arrows, have one or the other light up when you mouse over a specific one, instead of having both light up. It will make it clearer which arrow you are about to click. I like the layout of the two sided debat
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by durana 17y ago
You can chroot any user process. Some processes are harder to chroot than others.
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by durana 17y ago
Yeah that's really the best part. The other thing I really like is that it doesn't try to make you use some sort of DSL in place of SQL like other libraries do.
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Querulous, Twitter's Scala library for SQL databases(github.com)
15 points by durana 17y ago|4 comments
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SuperChromePass, like SuperGenPass but for Chrome(code.google.com)
2 points by durana 17y ago|0 comments
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by durana 17y ago
For Chrome users there's http://code.google.com/p/superchromepass/
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by durana 17y ago
He's posting translation jobs in Second Life. Details on how this works would make for an interesting post.
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by durana 17y ago
I've never priced a product or service myself, but thinking about the roll over credit model from the consumer perspective I see a potential problem. If a subscriber's usage never exceeds the monthly minimum, then that subscriber is going
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Squeryl: Scala DSL for SQL databases(squeryl.org)
1 points by durana 17y ago|0 comments
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Infinispan Interactive Tutorial with Scala(community.jboss.org)
1 points by durana 17y ago|0 comments
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by durana 17y ago
This is already being done lots of places. And if you take the literal definition of the word algorithm, then all web API services are algorithms as a service. So I don't like the name, but the general idea of the post is interesting. Thi
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by durana 17y ago
I've always thought this sort of thing would make for an interesting way for publishers of websites to monetize their traffic. Instead of showing ads, a publisher could make it so each page view meant a small unit of work was completed. A
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by durana 17y ago
Maybe he renamed the database that way so anyone trying to extract data from his app would have a harder time.
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by durana 17y ago
Does anyone know how iPhone apps are licensed? If this Philip guy bought the app and the database was included with it, are there any terms that say he can't do whatever he wants with the database (e.g., use it for his own app)?
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by durana 17y ago
I ran into the same problem when I first used StartSSL a few months ago. It seemed like there were some cases where automatic verification would work and other cases where verification was deferred to a human. I believe StartSSL is a smal
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by durana 17y ago
Maybe one of the really pissed off people who pre-ordered the WakeMate could take one of these and create their own WakeMate like application.

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