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by grhmc 11y ago
I love it. I use it to record and share work demos on a very regular basis. Works great for vim and more.
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Base Rate Fallacy(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by grhmc 11y ago|0 comments
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A list of software that was once free and is now proprietary(github.com)
29 points by grhmc 11y ago|20 comments
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by grhmc 11y ago
> Scaling buys you time to analyze the DDoS attack and respond with countermeasures. They're not saying "scale up and just pay for it", they're saying use autoscaling as a tool to give you time to respond, Without fir
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by grhmc 11y ago
Go delete all your photos then.
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by grhmc 11y ago
Based on the feature set it looks like a me-too of fail2ban. I'd be interested in seeing a comparison. The site's FAQ has no mention of fail2ban.
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by grhmc 11y ago
Yeah, I posted it in response to the robotic bricklayer. Semi-tangential.
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Fred Dibnah – Steeplejack (1979) [video](youtube.com)
91 points by grhmc 11y ago|28 comments
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Docker 1.7 Released(github.com)
1 points by grhmc 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Render GraphViz (DOT files) from a gist in an img tag(github.com)
1 points by grhmc 11y ago|0 comments
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by grhmc 11y ago
They very carefully maintain WINE support.
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by grhmc 11y ago
They are very complicated pipelines to model. It is simpler if you simply treat other consumers of your services as customers who can't change their code at every whim. They've invested time and money in to your API, and are g
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by grhmc 11y ago
We use a continuous delivery pipeline. This isn't a manual process, but a team isn't going to (by policy) deploy a breaking change which breaks their API for other users of that API.
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by grhmc 11y ago
Each team owns their own microservices. They deploy when ready. Usually this means master is what is deployed. If another team uses that API, then the owner of the service is responsible for maintaining that compatibility until they are abl
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by grhmc 11y ago
We deploy every microservice separately and their API has to remain stable, because that is how APIs should work: remain stable. If there is a breaking change, it has to be forward and backward compatible for awhile. Each microservice is bl
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by grhmc 11y ago
Does anyone get the impression this was some sort of early detection mechanism, done intentionally by the hackers, to know when it has been publicly discovered? Is this stupid? Probably stupid.
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Drunk Shopping: The Shopping Experience That Delights in Sloppy Judgement(drrrunkshopping.com)
2 points by grhmc 11y ago|0 comments
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by grhmc 11y ago
Yep, so we took the same notes on the outside of the box that I used to. I would still have several "kitchen -- dishes" boxes etc. It made it easy to find the obvious stuff, and easy to find the smaller stuff, without having to ta
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by grhmc 11y ago
Possibly, but: 1. I found the phone more inclined to stop listening, but maybe you know a better way? 2. It was really nice to be able to tell my father in law "just call this number and say the names of things as you go" when he
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by grhmc 11y ago
Thank you! Yeah, it was pretty easy to build and use. A real joy. Yesterday, I was hunting for my vertical mouse and trackball. Sure enough, box #2 :)
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by grhmc 11y ago
Ever moved and thought "Damn, where did I put <one little thing that you just tossed into a box because you had a little bit of space left...>"? Instead of writing every little thing (which could be dozens, or a hundred smal
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by grhmc 11y ago
Author of the project here. Happy to answer any questions.
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by grhmc 11y ago
Seems very similar to chaincalapp.com
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by grhmc 11y ago
Since the pgp.mit.edu site is down, here is their public key DEE958CF: https://gist.github.com/grahamc/efbebf4c05ff9e097731
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Facebook's pgp.mit.edu lookup has crashed the site(pgp.mit.edu)
2 points by grhmc 11y ago|0 comments
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by grhmc 11y ago
Aaaand now pgp.mit.edu is down :)
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by grhmc 11y ago
Just a high profile key which people are going to look at, that is all.
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by grhmc 11y ago
He'd be posting ads via signed keys. Not an actual usable signed key.
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Show HN: Find Break-Even Point with AWS Reservation Terms(ec2.gsc.io)
3 points by grhmc 11y ago|0 comments
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by grhmc 11y ago
Let's just use the block-chain for decision making! edit: I was probably trolling.

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