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by fiber 4y ago
Congrats Philip on hitting #1 on Hacker News! Great piece of work!
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by fiber 4y ago
Kind of, but you'll have to take the scenic route (long distance trains IC/EC/ICE are not included).
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by fiber 5y ago
What's it with the perpetual reposting of meaningless rants like that? https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=yager.io
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by fiber 8y ago
I doubt that this is a genuine hijacking attempt. All it takes is a Cisco router and some IT admin making up an address.
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Sensitive and in Love(kickstarter.com)
1 points by fiber 10y ago|0 comments
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by fiber 11y ago
That is just a different way of saying their (DSL) customers are their product, not their customers.
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by fiber 11y ago
Provided "who you want" wants to peer with you. Peering is a mutual relationship after all.
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by fiber 11y ago
While that is certainly true, that is not what I meant. For one, it's very cheap to reach such exchanges for companies like Hetzner, because they usually operate their data centers on the same campus, to safe exactly on that backhaul c
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by fiber 11y ago
This reflects only the peering capacity available for public peering and only what has been documented by each ISP for that network. Private peerings (that are direct connections to another network) are much much more cost-effective and eas
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Infrastructure Built in Go(infoq.com)
3 points by fiber 11y ago|0 comments
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by fiber 12y ago
The most important point the author is missing is code readability - being forced to write opinionated code is one thing. Having a chance to read somebody elses code (or your own code 3 months later) and avoiding eternal debate on code form
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Dangers of Internet-facing CMSes(df.id.au)
1 points by fiber 12y ago|1 comments
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Go Static or Go Home(queue.acm.org)
123 points by fiber 12y ago|102 comments
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by fiber 12y ago
Curious why someone who still uses CVS in 2014 would cheer about dropping sendmail support.
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by fiber 12y ago
At least with Chrome you can install the Daltonize! plugin. That plugin even has a "simulation" mode to help color-visible to see how your page looks like to (some of) the colorblind out there.
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by fiber 13y ago
The answer is technically correct, if someone uses a weak enough cipher, they would be able to decode it. What else could they say? "We spend a lot of money on eavesdropping software, but really if people are encrypting their communica
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by fiber 13y ago
Cliff Click: A Crash Course in Modern Hardware is high up for me http://www.infoq.com/presentations/click-crash-course-modern...
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by fiber 14y ago
The point that the folks over at Evernote are really missing is that Joe Average is using the very same credentials everywhere else, from their Gmail to the Amazon accounts. If Evernote where sensible about security of their users, they wou