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Sony Movies Leak Online After Hack Attack(torrentfreak.com)
8 points by endijs 12y ago|0 comments
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by endijs 12y ago
Keep in mind that document-level locking will be available only for WiredTiger storage engine and not default one (MMAPv1). MMAPv1 will support only collection level locking. The same story goes for compression. Also only available in Wire
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by endijs 12y ago
If i choose to ignore SSL warning I get ERROR 522. But I guess its better now to sit and relax while CF catches up with all this migration.
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by endijs 12y ago
Enabled this, but when visiting website over https have error. "You attempted to reach YYYY, but instead you actually reached a server identifying itself as ssl2000.cloudflare.com. This may be caused by a misconfiguration on the server
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Web Fundamentals and Web Starter Kit: Resources for Modern Web Development(googledevelopers.blogspot.com)
2 points by endijs 12y ago|0 comments
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by endijs 12y ago
Why on Earth you had to tell that? After reading your comment I had to go and check out video on my own... Will not do that anymore.
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Introducing HTTP Load Balancing and SSD Persistent Disk(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
42 points by endijs 12y ago|17 comments
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by endijs 12y ago
https://twitter.com/linode/status/478548938010939392 for 10$ promo code if you want to try out. DigitalOcean very often gives out credits for testing, first time I see Linode doing that.
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by endijs 12y ago
Sure it is. I use one of jetBrains IDEs as my main tool and it also have some DB tools integrated. Before adding one more tool to my toolset I need to know how much it will cost and how big return it can give me.
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by endijs 12y ago
Main question ... pricing?
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by endijs 12y ago
There are build instruction for Linux in README. https://github.com/atom/atom Plus I had to fix libudev problem with this https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/1814#issuecomment-423253...
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by endijs 12y ago
Installed on Linux Mint. Some minor UI problems here and there. But that's nothing compared to how bad autocomplete is. At least for PHP development it's unusable at all. Because of that even had no intention to check further. But
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by endijs 12y ago
Yes. That's good. And Caker also wrote in blog comments: "We’ve greatly reduced the contention on these new machines compared to our old structure, and in testing this new arrangement provides much more consistent CPU time with le
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by endijs 12y ago
Most interesting part in this great upgrade is that they went from 8CPU setup to 2CPU setup. But yeah - 2x more RAM, SSDs will guarantee that I'm not going to switch anytime soon. Sadly I need to wait a week until this will be availab
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by endijs 13y ago
This is good write-up about what's new with actual numbers. http://devops.com/news/mongodb-2-6-significant-release-mongo... Quote: "MongoDB 2.6 provides more efficient use of network resources; oplog processi
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by endijs 13y ago
Cursor for aggregate, proper explain for aggregate, index intersection, $redact and other cool operators, Multi* in Geospatial, faster execution and, foundation for document-level locking which should be introduced in MongoDB 2.8. I must sa
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Shutting down Ubuntu One file services(blog.canonical.com)
298 points by endijs 13y ago|203 comments
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by endijs 13y ago
Sometimes I wonder - what's hated more by HN readers... PHP or MongoDB... And what's not fun - i use both.
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by endijs 13y ago
I will add to those: * sometimes system gets stuck and no competitor is found (well - maybe there really is no one else) * once board was loaded, for competitor blocks were moving so fast as if computer would play or some sort of bot
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by endijs 13y ago
Well.. you guys are not missing much. Must funny part is that #twitterdown is now trending in Twitter. :D
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by endijs 13y ago
It's finally back. At least for me.
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by endijs 13y ago
Try to add only one book. That way it works for me.
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by endijs 13y ago
Upload is slow. From web interface it's around 300KB/s at the moment for me. Just for fun tried out Mega and it's 4MB/s-7MB/s there.
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"Why Are All These Idiots More Successful Than Me?"(marcgrabanski.com)
1 points by endijs 13y ago|0 comments
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by endijs 13y ago
It's not what is said there. Read again: "The focus of PHP has always been on "getting things done" and the language’s developers still value this goal highly. This practicality has spawned great open-source software suc
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by endijs 13y ago
btw - Ryanair is becoming more friendly (yes, it's strange combination, I know). Read here: http://www.ryanair.com/en/news/ryanair-rolls-out-more-custom... Quote: Ryanair, Europe’s favourite low fares airline
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by endijs 13y ago
This is more like how it is in theory. I was hoping for more real life stories. "We had problem X, tried MongoDB, but failed because of ...", "We had problem Z, MongoDB works better than R, because..."
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by endijs 13y ago
I'm no MongoDB expert, but recently started to look into this db. Can anyone tell me (from experience, not from promo materials) - for which use cases MongoDB is good fit and for which ones it's not? It's clear that it can&#x
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by endijs 13y ago
Looks like there is a screenshot now. Just head to Github page. Or look here: https://github-camo.global.ssl.fastly.net/b0f3292d2c26070a18...
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by endijs 13y ago
$ php --version PHP 5.5.3-1ubuntu2 (cli) (built: Oct 9 2013 14:49:12) Copyright (c) 1997-2013 The PHP Group Zend Engine v2.5.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2013 Zend Technologies with Zend OPcache v7.0.3-dev, Copyright (c) 1999-2013, by Zend T

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