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by gislik 13y ago
CurveZMQ - authentication and encryption library https://github.com/zeromq/curvezmq CurveZMQ was recently announced by Pieter Hintjens (one of the 0mq contributors) on his blog: http://hintjens.com/blog
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by gislik 13y ago
Yes, you can. The ZeroMQ git repository now contains a pure Java implementation of ZMTP/2.0 which aims to be compatible with libzmq 3.2.2. https://github.com/zeromq/jeromq I've recently started to migrate my
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Network programming in Haskell (how-to)(gisli.hamstur.is)
6 points by gislik 14y ago|0 comments
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by gislik 14y ago
You should try http://playmo.tv
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by gislik 14y ago
For those who want to explore the DNS based services there are a few options. These services seem to very similar and most of them are $5 a month. I have been using http://playmo.tv for just over a year and I get my daily dose of Netflix,
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by gislik 14y ago
There are a few options when it comes to geo unblocking dns services and I agree with harisenbon - although I am using http://playmo.tv (happily for over a year now)
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by gislik 14y ago
alternatively, http://playmo.tv/
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by gislik 15y ago
Restricted access is all to familiar for me although the situation feels slightly better than in the rest of Europe. A recent trend in bypassing geo-restricted content seems to be a DNS solution. I signed up for an account with playmoTV ( h
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by gislik 16y ago
The Python services probably end up getting rewritten at some point but I want to focus on delivering a product. Right now the Python services can easily be deployed as the don't have that many dependencies on other libs. All further develo
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by gislik 16y ago
Thanks for some very spot on points. I do mention multiple processes in the blog: "Fortunately not all problems require concurrent solutions as they are either IO-bound or can be scaled by forking multiple processes." And this can be a solu
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by gislik 16y ago
I resonate well with many of the reasons for why one chooses Erlang in a project. I guess it all depends on the problem domain :)
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by gislik 16y ago
ouch ... formatting is clearly not preserved :( But take a look at https://github.com/technomancy/leiningen
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by gislik 16y ago
Just to collaborate a little bit on this point. With leiningen things are not too bad. A typical deployment instruction file (project.clj) looks like this and with "lein deps" you're all set up in a few seconds. (defproject leiningen "0.5.0
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by gislik 16y ago
To be honest I've never given F# much of a chance. Mainly because I do most of my development on Mac OS X or Linux. But I've seen some cool introductions on F# and the integration with Visual Studio (mainly from CUFP http://cufp.org/videos
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Why we are choosing Clojure as our main programming language(appvise.me)
187 points by gislik 16y ago|138 comments