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eosrei
11y ago
It's straightforward to run Pound or HAProxy in front of Varnish to provide SSL-terminatation. I wouldn't consider it a wacky setup. The performance gains over Nginx for static/anonymous caching is significant.
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eosrei
11y ago
Jeremy Schlatter, godebug creator, did an interesting talk introducing the project March 18th at GoSF. The slides are available here: https://github.com/jeremyschlatter/godebug-talk
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eosrei
11y ago
Open offices are an immense waste. Guess much work I get done when the five people near me have visitors resulting in three separate concurrent discussions? I already have Bose noise cancelling headphones. They are amazing, but cannot be ex
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eosrei
12y ago
I highly recommend http://babun.github.io/ for Windows based development. It's a well configured cygwin install with many standard addons included. Helps me keep my sanity while switching between Linux, Windows and OSX
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Chrome 42 released: SHA-1 certs expiring after 2016 are “affirmatively insecure”
(groups.google.com)
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eosrei
12y ago
Completely infuriating. I bought an anti-glare matte screen protector for my 13" ultrabook. Makes it usable outdoors.
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eosrei
12y ago
Timing belts are 100-120k mile maintenance parts depending on the vehicle. Expect bent valves if you don't replace them at the recommended interval. My car is on it's third.
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eosrei
12y ago
The development process is much less complicated when you only consider a single OS. The answer to: "How do I do this?" is always the same; a significant time/brain savings.
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12y ago
No. BitTorrent Sync is closed source: "BitTorrent Sync by BitTorrent, Inc is a proprietary peer-to-peer file synchronization tool available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, Windows Phone and BSD." src: https://en.
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12y ago
Google Groups contains an archive of most of Usenet. "Google Groups became operational in February 2001, following Google's acquisition of Deja's Usenet archive. (Deja News had been operational since 1995.)" src: http:&