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by elchief 13y ago
I'm not sure why other companies even use forums instead of StackExchange.
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by elchief 13y ago
Ack, half my stuff's in PLV8. Oh well.
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by elchief 13y ago
To quickly examine CSV data in PostgreSQL, you can do this: CREATE EXTENSION file_fdw; CREATE SERVER my_server FOREIGN DATA WRAPPER file_fdw; CREATE FOREIGN TABLE my_csv ( field_a text, field_b smallint, ... ) SERVER
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by elchief 13y ago
And 'make sweet love to Postgres' year
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by elchief 13y ago
Back in the day, emails would take a long time to arrive, and would often end up in the junk mail folder. Popular sites, that others copied, would drop your outbound email in their MTA, which was probably pretty busy, or on a not-so-fast co
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by elchief 13y ago
Been working with SymmetricDS (open-source Java database syncer over HTTP). Works on Java desktop, Android, Java web servers. An IOS version in the works. Anyone else using it? Would be nice to see a pure AJAX / IndexedDB plugin. Since
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by elchief 13y ago
Krugman, Schiller, Roubini were the prominent ones.
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by elchief 13y ago
Is it? Let's say I buy a new 2014 Corolla for $16,800 and keep it for 20 years. My insurance (in BC) would be about $100/month or $24,000 Even according to the Edmunds' calculator, insurance is the largest single cost.
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by elchief 13y ago
And this is why your database server needs row-level security
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by elchief 13y ago
Sweet.
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by elchief 13y ago
Does it have any offline-storage capabilities?
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by elchief 13y ago
Here's Ballard's 10-year stock performance: https://www.google.ca/finance?chdnp=1&chdd=1&chds=1&chdv=1&c... Obama cut funding for fuel cell research a few years ago: http://www.treehugge
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by elchief 13y ago
I worked for a VoIP startup an hour north of Miami. They got bought for $300M. I got to live in one of the owner's mansions, by myself. It had nine bathrooms. Oddly enough, you hear a lot of French there. From the Haitian taxi drivers
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by elchief 13y ago
What about a system like this: You crawl your own site every day (or generate the same content into files) Put the content into files with file names representing the URLs (or HAR format?) Zip em up Put them on bittorrent Tell the search en
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by elchief 13y ago
My stuff has been on the front page twice, and I'm a left wing, big government Canadian. Some people can be a little cranky, we're computer guys ffs, but I think the discourse here is pretty civil and open minded.
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by elchief 13y ago
Can't bulk delete though. Should a super-user be able to bulk delete? The status codes are: /api/users: GET 200 OK POST 201 Created (or 205 thanks lgierth) PUT 204 No Content DELETE 405 Method Not Allowed PATCH 204 No Conte
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by elchief 13y ago
crawler4j is a nice open source (Apache 2) Java web crawler. Multi-threaded. Built-in page delay (200ms default). Does HTTPS, headers, POST, cookies, follows robots.txt . I prefer it to nutch for small to medium sized jobs. https:/&#x
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by elchief 13y ago
Probably best to serve your public/static content on a cookie-less domain, so your session cookie is not sent on those requests.
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by elchief 13y ago
They won't authorize brand new domain names for about 72 hours. And you have to renew every year. Otherwise, I've used em and they're good.
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by elchief 13y ago
But they're all in China, so if that isn't your market, then don't worry about it.
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by elchief 13y ago
If you read their terms, and I have, you definitely can't use the free certs for shopping or banking sites. It's kind of vague as to whether you can use it for a commercial site that doesn't involve shopping or banking though
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by elchief 13y ago
Don't use HTTP compression on private responses when using TLS. It's okay to HTTP compress publicly available images/scripts/stylesheets
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by elchief 13y ago
Muffin...
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by elchief 13y ago
Fair enough. Does this exist in the wild though? Thx
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by elchief 13y ago
Minimum should be 6: a@x.ca Max is 254: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/386294/what-is-the-maximu...
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by elchief 13y ago
Does anyone have evidence that blending and immediately drinking fruit has less fibre than eating the same amount of fruit unblended?
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by elchief 13y ago
The first rule of nuclear accidents is that all interested parties will lie through their teeth to protect their interests
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by elchief 13y ago
and joelonsoftware
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by elchief 13y ago
Because it was done in pen and paper by Gauss 200 years ago :)
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by elchief 13y ago
[Musk] elaborated just a tiny bit on his future plans to build a “Hyperloop” that would be a “cross between a Concorde and a railgun and an air hockey table”. There ya go.

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