fs111

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by fs111 15y ago
FOSDEM - beer event :-D
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PostGIS 2.0 released(osgeo.org)
1 points by fs111 15y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 15y ago
Well, even if I like go, I would not run a go program as root to listen on port 80. Can you drop the privileges from within go like apache or nginx are doing it?
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Don't be a hero, be good at your job.(blog.websages.com)
2 points by fs111 15y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 15y ago
Under the hood web.go is using the http package, so it should benefit from all the improvements, you are talking about. What I wonder more about is if the benchmark is setting the GOMAXPROCS env variable according to the number of CPUs on h
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Running unbound(notes.kel.pe)
1 points by fs111 15y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 15y ago
http://notes.kel.pe
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Dealing with JVM limitations in Apache Cassandra(slideshare.net)
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TUHS - The Unix Heritage Society(tuhs.org)
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by fs111 15y ago
github has this for month: http://coderwall.com/
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[ANN] Vagrant 0.9.0(groups.google.com)
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Hakyll is a Haskell library for generating static sites(jaspervdj.be)
53 points by fs111 15y ago|7 comments
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Reading list for distributed systems(reiddraper.github.com)
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by fs111 15y ago
Maybe you can contact the person that submitted it: https://forums.aws.amazon.com/profile.jspa?userID=89792
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Public datasets on AWS(aws.amazon.com)
99 points by fs111 15y ago|17 comments
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Setting up a (free) vpn in no time(notes.kel.pe)
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Some notes on winter blues(frank.geekheim.de)
26 points by fs111 15y ago|18 comments
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Pretty printing JSON in your terminal(notes.kel.pe)
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Continuous compilation(notes.kel.pe)
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Twitter releases pycascading(groups.google.com)
1 points by fs111 15y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 15y ago
There is an organization called bluehackers, that tries the help the hacker-minded (aka hn-style) crowd with, to deal with those days: http://bluehackers.org/ If it saves one life, it's worth it.
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Cryptocat(crypto.cat)
6 points by fs111 15y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 15y ago
That's perfect, just combine it with http://www.classnamer.com/ and later you can even autmate the commit: http://whatthecommit.com/
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Anonbib - Selected Papers in Anonymity(freehaven.net)
1 points by fs111 15y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 15y ago
How is this news? I work in the digital mapping world and there everybody knows this. You cannot even get the data out of China, all data has to stay within China and if you want to do map business in China, you can only do it through a joi
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by fs111 15y ago
Newsflash: People die. Yes, it's bad, but they do. Deal with it. Stop being so pathetic. Did you even know him in person? If not, why do you think now is the right time for kitsch? Why not yesterday when lots of people - like everyday- died
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by fs111 15y ago
You should see if you could also become a distributor for milkymist.org (open hardware VJ system).
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by fs111 15y ago
why is such a bad tutorial on the frontpage?
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by fs111 15y ago
No, it's just knowing the right subreddits. I found this one via http://redditdirectory.com/856/Programming
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by fs111 15y ago
That might be true, but where ever you go, there is always bash installed. zsh not so much. Knowing the tools, that you will always find, is a pretty useful skill.

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