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galenko
12y ago
It's not about legality, it's about convenience, while living in the UK, I honestly stopped downloading illegal stuff and was surviving on spotify+netflix+lovefilm+bbc iPlayer. Now I'm in Latvia for a while and none of those
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galenko
12y ago
So I've scanned (not read, ain't nobody got time for that) everything inside of the link you gave and while very interesting and comprehensive, if I was a sysadmin on a salary, I'd sink a few days into this and become really
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galenko
12y ago
First of all, kudos, Varnish is an amazing piece of kit and hat's off to you sir. However, I've been where you are and know how you feel, what you've said makes perfect logical sense to you, in your mind these are clear instr
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galenko
12y ago
Or if I currently don't have the time to do this, I have to either stop using varnish completely or not upgrade. I get the whole needing to drop backwards compatibility thing, but without an idiot-proof way of upgrading, you're se
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galenko
12y ago
Can anyone who actually understands what the upgrade document states do a how to or a straight modification of a popular vcl, so people who don't have as much experience and pretty much just use these default vcl files? Here's one
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galenko
12y ago
Is there a service that does this, but lets you store the photos in the cloud? 1. Take a pic 2. Pic gets uploaded to the service, after x gets deleted from local device, only a small thumbnail remains. 3. Open this history view, you can see
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galenko
13y ago
I'm sorry to say, no one on the ground is worried about a demeaning post made on HN, I happen to know a little about what it's like, as a lot of my family lives in and around Kyiv and several of them have been lucky to get out of
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galenko
13y ago
You stood up for your country, then the government hurt you so bad, that you were taken to the hospital, the government then came to the hospital, took you from there, proceeded to undress and torture you. They then threw you out on a cold
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galenko
13y ago
Shykes, I understand how I sounded, but I meant absolutely no offence to your achievement as a team. You absolutely deserve the money and even in my little world you're not "just another startup" as I'm a huge fan of doc
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galenko
13y ago
Not to take away from Docker's achievements (seriously, well done), but it's a funny world we live in, Docker gets 15M (or "another startup casually gets $XXM), while OpenBSD foundation (which pays for stuff all of us rely on
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galenko
13y ago
Started the signup, then stopped, why do you need write access to my github, why is read only on everything not enough for you?
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galenko
13y ago
Come to the UK, it's free.
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galenko
13y ago
Awesome stuff Joel, thank you for that, I will definitely be spending more time with Codio.
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galenko
13y ago
Very quick, nicely built, but honestly, after trying several web based IDE's the only thing that keeps me from sticking with them are the keyboard shortcuts. I love cmd-1,2,3, cmd-t and other shortcuts in sublime (and textmate and e-te
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galenko
13y ago
I saw that, but it doesn't really mean he's getting anything from it besides "Motorolla's staff are gonna be active on his forums". I just hope Dave at least gets a job out of this.
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galenko
13y ago
I remember the thread about phoneblocks and how it was never going to happen, who would have known that Motorolla was working on something similar for almost a year at the time. Hope Dave gets something out of it, besides the warm and fuzzy
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galenko
13y ago
Why else would they listen in to the majority of the Internet traffic? That's like the whole point. iPhone phones home with its location? NSA's most likely listening. Googled for something naughty? NSA's most likely listening
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galenko
13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM It's a longer video (1h 30m), but it explains the problem with fructose in exactly as much detail as it needs and is very "average" people friendly.
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Ask HN: Your favourite programming related screencasts?
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galenko
13y ago
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galenko
13y ago
Here it is on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdPpdu8OGDQ
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galenko
13y ago
That was brought up a few days after launch and patched next day after this post.
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Ask HN: is MEGA safe to use? Any reasons to stay away?
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13y ago
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galenko
13y ago
JavaScript is like the electricity of the web. If you disable it, it's like walking around the real world with an "emp field", sure some things will still work, but it's kind of dumb to expect the modern technologies to work without their m
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galenko
13y ago
We've been using Advanced Custom Fields ( http://www.advancedcustomfields.com/ ) for 2+ years now, has anyone used both and can comment on how they compare?
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galenko
14y ago
I posted this on StackOverflow, as advised, maybe they'll answer us there: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15728319/implementing-rem...
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galenko
14y ago
Thanks for that, I've read and re-read the security and the rules pages of your docs several times, but still have questions. Reading through the firefeed rules file answered a lot of questions for me, except for these two: 1. Editing an ex
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galenko
14y ago
This looks pretty awesome! I'm falling for the idea of building my next project as a html/javascript app using FireBase (with zero server-side code), but security keeps me wondering, because even after reading everything that the firebase w