foxylion

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   by foxylion 10y ago

   A good blog post about snapshots with CloudWatch and Lambdas can be found here: Part 1: create snapshots https://serverlesscode.com/post/lambda-schedule-ebs-snapshot... Part 2: expire old snapshots https://s
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   by foxylion 10y ago

   Is there anything planned to support multiple nodes. So that one can test outage scenarios, load balancing across nodes, etc? If not what other local deployment method do you suggest that works good? (All other methods seem to be deprecated
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   by foxylion 10y ago

   This looks a bit like a very small microservice with a RPC api, to call the functionality. So there is no "serverless" which is only spinning up the container as needed. Or scaling up the containers if required. Hoped to see somet
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   by foxylion 10y ago

   Same for me, didn't see that coming.
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   OpenSSL 1.1.0c released (high severity)(openssl.org)

   1 points by foxylion 10y ago|0 comments
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   by foxylion 10y ago

   Sometimes I've a feeling that some people really like it complicated. Today it is no mysterium to mount a remote machine via SSH and edit all the files using atom/sublime/vs code/... so mostly no need for a terminal edit
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   by foxylion 10y ago

   We do the same in our setup. A Apache HTTPd assignes a unique id (mod_unique_id) as a http request and response header. So any downstream system will get the request header and can attach it to the logs. (In our case we write json log and o
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   by foxylion 10y ago

   Thanks! From a technical perspective this is a lot better written. And not so much marketing.
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   by foxylion 10y ago

   It is also possible to edit all the Jekyll files from the GitHub web interface. So no Git is required to change contents.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    If someone is interested in the original Facebook post (also viewable without an account): https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10103109918599991
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    And then there are is a new version of the "bad feedback" button in Germany. It has a "please wait" light but it will only activate a few seconds after touching the button. So anyone touching the button softly thinks it
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    I would say the more matching phrase would be "can a single iron worker shutdown the whole factory?" Most IT guys can do that.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    I'm also living at such a busy street. It's a big difference compared to a house in a quiet street without any traffic. Keeping the window open during night is a huge problem now. In my old home I did that always, now I have to fi
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    I had this once, "auto typed" a password into a messenger window. So be careful it can happen at any time. Better use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    That's really not necessary. I don't know where this comes from, but we maintain a big Java application and never messed with the byte code. Dropwizard itself is a very mature framework an extremly easy to get started with.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    It's simply illegal to do that. A private person may do something like that (even it's illegal), but I can't think of a serious company which uses priated software.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    There may be images or volumes you should remove when no longer required.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    If someone else also want to see the keynote, they have a recording: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/88610090
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    And they are much pricier.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    Aldi "Süd" is the more modern one.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    You can just pass the cashier without buying anything. The cashier won't even notice you. Nearly every bigger supermarket in Germany has only exits at the cashier.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    I think he is talking about a web application. So providing a image tag with the URL, as a src attribute, to the image hosted on s3 seems like a better solution than embedding the image in the HTML response (and blocking the page rendering
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    In my Chrome it's fine.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    I didn't know this, absolutely great. Now I have some of my "always open tabs" as separate windows without the bookmarks and omnibox.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    It's also great that they have a simple, but extensible API to use custom actions to trigger the next step by e.g. a drag of a specific element.
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    by foxylion 10y ago

    Also a great library for onboarding purposes is Hopscotch [1]. It is allows you to create a interactive tour through the UI. We are using it to introduce new users when launching the webapp the first time (Because having a 100% intuitive UI
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    by foxylion 11y ago

    We also use it on a multi (postgresql) database setup where every customer has its own database. Works really good, we never had any issues with migrations and do them frequently (maybe once a week).
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    by foxylion 11y ago

    Your sample is a bit broken and it took me some time to find out what is broken. The memoized function is not actually returning anthing, so caching is not possible. Also it has a side effect (console.log), so the second call won't log
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    by foxylion 11y ago

    We use ticket references in our commit messages. So you'll be able to find all relevant commits of a specific feature or bug fix. Cherry-picking them is then also no big problem. git cherry-pick $(git log release/3 --grep ISSU
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    by foxylion 11y ago

    Some of the dates are incorrectly interpreted. For example "Armada of 1779" is interpreted as a battle in October 2011. Especially when you look at battles between 2000 and 2015 you'll see some which actually happened a few h