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by eknkc 12y ago
If they give everyone their own /64 subnet, it would still be like there were 4 billion of entire ipv4 address spaces available. Given that the planet can run on a single ipv4 space right now, that's an awful lot to run through.
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by eknkc 12y ago
@Jormundir me.. for a little while now that something messed my sublime installation and I did not bother checking what's wrong. most likely a simple config error but atom's been more than ok to be my daily driver.
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by eknkc 12y ago
Using URL itself as a source would not work most of the time I guess, or would require assistance from Google servers. In any case, I believe breadcrumbs should be parsed from the page html: https://support.google.com/webmas
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by eknkc 12y ago
A native breadcrumbs display might be a great addition to this. I mean, show the domain first, and show a subsection that the website provides, so I can click on that to navigate. If I click on the domain name, provide a standard url input
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by eknkc 12y ago
Did not try it, but apparently if you click on the domain label, it provides a standard url field so you can copy / modify the url.
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by eknkc 13y ago
I'll take rsync over a 234234 line config / external dpeendencies and a tutorial longer than most node.js tutorials themselves. Thanks for taking the time though.
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by eknkc 13y ago
They managed to do everything they could without customer involvement. The rest (retiring keys and stuff) can not be handled by them due to nature of the problem. Now that the technical issue has been resolved by other smart people, I&#x2
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by eknkc 13y ago
So they are amateurs because; - They managed to create and test a deployment procedure in a couple of hours. - Deployed this update to thousands of machines spread into multiple continents in 48 hours. - There were no downtimes. No action
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by eknkc 13y ago
I think they started rolling it out into eu-west too. Our hosts return "vulnerable" 50% of the time now.
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by eknkc 13y ago
Here's a polyfill: https://github.com/Yaffle/EventSource/ 2 issues; Last-Event-ID is not a header, but a querystring param. Needs 2kb of padding from server before any data. Looks pretty usable.
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by eknkc 13y ago
We use Slack, we absolutely love it (I can't emphasize this enough).
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by eknkc 13y ago
Money can buy a lot of votes.
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Turkish PM: Youtube is behind Twitter(twitter.com)
2 points by eknkc 13y ago|0 comments
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by eknkc 13y ago
It was blocked, got a screenshot this morning: http://d.pr/xuwh
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by eknkc 13y ago
Turkish source: http://www.webrazzi.com/2014/03/22/google-dns-engellendi/
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by eknkc 13y ago
It is a DNS based block. If that server uses a custom dns or has different caching rules etc, it would not be affected from the block.
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by eknkc 13y ago
Been using it for re than a year. Sent more than a million newsletters over SES and SendGrid. Never had a problem. Website does not seem to have a link to repo though: https://github.com/andris9/Nodemailer
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by eknkc 13y ago
Smoke signal would work wonders.
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by eknkc 13y ago
Last month, we had 50,943 facebook likes, 23,935 twitter tweets and 820 G+ shares via that plugins on our website. For Facebook, it is around 5% of all likes our articles collected. Not bad actually.
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by eknkc 13y ago
They are spreading thin. It used to be StackOverflow, I'd go search for something and ask if the search would yield nothing. Now they have a thousand sites and I don't know which one to look at, or ask questions on.
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by eknkc 13y ago
Once you see / use them, they become obvious inventions. You know, lightbulbs are so boring right now. Nothing original about them. Before Apple came up with iPhone, I had a freaking Ericsson brick thingy. None of Ericsson, Nokia, Moto
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by eknkc 13y ago
What is the link between MongoDB and them getting hacked?
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by eknkc 13y ago
Summary: They created a new office that has the authority to block any website url / domain / ip address without prior notice or court order. All ISPs are required to apply restrictions within 4 hours. Plus, all ISPs are required
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by eknkc 13y ago
This worked fine for us for a year or so. Now, I sometimes need to change stuff when there are a couple thousand online visitors on one of our sites. Their requests gang up on middlewares and causes duplicate compilations. We already have r
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by eknkc 13y ago
Generators actually solve the callback issue: https://github.com/visionmedia/co
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by eknkc 13y ago
Are you sure that you have an iPhone?
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by eknkc 13y ago
Currently working with Node.JS and we want to introdcure Go in some new modules. Have 3 major concerns; - Lack of Generics. I know this has been beaten to death but after using a dynamic typed language all this time, it is even more painful
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by eknkc 13y ago
You second statement requires google bashing so people will be aware.
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by eknkc 13y ago
I'm more excited to see that Ben Noordhuis is still working on Node.JS core. And yay! for the round robin cluster scheduler. Got bitten by this myself. We currently use different ports on each child process and distribute traffic on ou
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Safe SQL Literal(magnum.com.tr)
1 points by eknkc 13y ago|0 comments

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