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by eknkc 12y ago
Yeah, how about the first time? I mean, I do not buy apps all the time, maybe once a week. And I'd have my battery dead or something like that in between those attempts. So, I never had a chance to just hold my thumb on the home button
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by eknkc 12y ago
I use strong passwords generated by 1Password for everything.. except for iCloud. There I have an idiot password. Why? Because freaking iPhone asks for that when I want to download something from App Store. How do you guys handle that?
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by eknkc 12y ago
Weird that this surfaces right after the celebrity photo leak eveyone attributes to an iCloud breach..
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by eknkc 12y ago
He says he'll fix it in the next build.. Which I assume, will be released in 6 to 36 months. Yay!
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by eknkc 12y ago
No option to download without subscribing to the newsletter?
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by eknkc 12y ago
Used both SVN and GIT on different types of projects. Gotta admit, it's been a little harder to get used to GIT. It has a more complex interface and ways of doing things. However, it feels like comparing SVN to GIT is like comparing ho
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by eknkc 12y ago
Never had such problems. I use it both from desktop and my phone, works just fine.
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by eknkc 12y ago
Martini ( https://github.com/go-martini/martini ) uses DI for everything. I's supposed to be freaking slow though. But it might not be a real world problem.
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by eknkc 12y ago
To be fair, it had a 3rd party battery that might be the issue. Still, Samsung seems to have more 'phones bursting into flames' stories than any other manufacturer. Might be the easily replacable battery thing and sub par batterie
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by eknkc 12y ago
Our Elastic Beanstalk app behind an ELB gone haywire too. It has been scaling itself up and down, throwing out errors from time to time..
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by eknkc 12y ago
Is Heroku running on AWS?
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by eknkc 12y ago
AWS has some network issues too: http://status.aws.amazon.com Related?
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by eknkc 12y ago
So? I don't think TJ wrote his post just for the sake of complaining or comparing Node with Go. He had a decision, and had to tell the community he was leaving because, you know, a lot of people uses his modules. I rely on a couple of
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by eknkc 12y ago
I still use Sublime mostly. However, Atom seems to have a thriving ecosystem around it. There are a lot of high quality Atom packages. I believe it's mostly because Atom has a more accessible developer interface for newcomers, being it
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by eknkc 12y ago
Just checked the new version briefly. Scrolling performance seems to be much better, especially on a large display with fullscreen editor. Atom is getting pretty decent for daily use.
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by eknkc 12y ago
Works with a cookie though. Still, I'm gonna bet that someone's gonna find a way to abuse this in a hillarious way.
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by eknkc 12y ago
Same here in Turkey. Most people just say vvv. We don't have a "w" in our alphabet, and a name for it though.. That might be the reason.
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by eknkc 12y ago
Take a look at Elastic Beanstalk too. We use eb with docker containers and it has been pretty decent. Handles auto scaling, load balancing, fault recovery, deployment itself, and Docker provides great flexibility.
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by eknkc 12y ago
I hate the font choice of this article.
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by eknkc 12y ago
What video?
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by eknkc 12y ago
It seems like a network issue. I can reach the region via an Amsterdam based VPN but not from anything else. Edit: Confirmed: http://status.aws.amazon.com
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AWS eu-west-1 region is down
7 points by eknkc 12y ago|5 comments
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by eknkc 12y ago
Even this takes ages to load, quick summary from article: Open the file brew.rb using the following command: vi /usr/local/Library/brew.rb Change the first line from: #!/System/Library/Frameworks&#x2
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by eknkc 12y ago
Duh? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuttlefish
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by eknkc 12y ago
My native language is not English, had to learn it myself on written material. I could read and write just fine, but no way understand spoken English. I'd sometimes start watching some tech video, or listen to a talk, try to catch a fe
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by eknkc 12y ago
Therefore you keep in in periodic fetch mode. 3rd party apps with push support do not drain battery. They keep a connection open on their servers, and use regular push notifications when something arrives. Has huge privacy concerns though.
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by eknkc 12y ago
Same here! Have been using fastmail for ~6 months now. I was hesitant, thought I'd miss push mail on iOS but it has been just fine. Also, there are some iOS mail clients that can push on FastMail ( http://mymail.my.com ) I al
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by eknkc 12y ago
Why is it optional? What is the benefit of having it disabled by default if there is a decent implementation?
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by eknkc 12y ago
We write all of our server code with kill -9 in mind. Basically, eveything we have can be killed with -9 without any problems. It needs some cleanup code for lefover files or things like that. And use of atomic operations here and there.. B
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by eknkc 12y ago
It feels like I've been reading this exact headline once a week for a couple of years.. I started to believe that there is an infinite reserve of ipv4 blocks and we'll be just fine.

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