iSloth

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   by iSloth 14y ago

   Is Amazon Prime the same as Amazon Love Film?
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   Ask HN: Where to get a web designer/design?

   4 points by iSloth 14y ago|4 comments
3. 273.▲
   by iSloth 14y ago

   Fortunately for ISP's they are using the Akamai network for updates :)
4. 274.▲
   by iSloth 14y ago

   Fine here, UK
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   by iSloth 14y ago

   Fortunately there is a default IP limitation in place, however it's still worrying.
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   by iSloth 14y ago

   Inspired by A Software Architect ( http://coderwall.com/p/lbda2q )
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   Being a Network Architect(pingbin.com)

   1 points by iSloth 14y ago|1 comments
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   by iSloth 14y ago

   Static files always help, especially if your using something like Nginx to serve them. Cache is also great, I make use of MemCache and Varnish on most of my applications.
9. 279.▲
   by iSloth 14y ago

   Yup, noticed about a week ago, looks rubish
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Great website, would be even better if it noticed I was from the UK, and then showed UK Amazon results :)
11. 281.▲
    by iSloth 14y ago

    Looks a bit like http://pinterest.com/ ;)
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Only project I have done this year ( http://route.im ), makes $xx/pm however doubt that it would ever cover the server costs, especially when more locations are added. Although it was done more for me, than generating revenue, so that's not
13. 283.▲
    by iSloth 14y ago

    If you only ever submit your own content/projects then it defiantly is more than just a number :) Submitting other peoples content would probably mean less to someone over time.
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Using their service doesn't affect the traffic flow, it's still going direct from content provider to end user.
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Assuming that your passwords are going to be stored within a database, log the number of requests to that database or even better the database table holding your authentication data. Look for spikes in requests and also the number of rows b
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    - 95% of your blog should be on the same topic, and in the same style, stay consistent. If people come back to your blog it's because they like an existing post, so if your writing about programming 95%+ of your posts should be about this.
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Another thing I would mention is don't assume your restricted to apply for the 'student' jobs at Google because of your age, I have a friend that got past 3 phone interviews, and the personal interview. He was 22 at the time and only had 2
18. 288.▲
    by iSloth 14y ago

    Really depends on your area/profession and how that relates to the content on HN. My day job is a network admin so reading around here doesn't really help that much. However I have a few side projects where the 'Show HN' feedback can be inv
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Seems like we are in the same boat; also 22 working as a senior network admin for my local telco, will be keeping an eye out for other peoples replies, would also enjoy the prospect of working somewhere like Google :) My current experience
20. 290.▲
    by iSloth 14y ago

    We have HN, why have a clone :)?
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    So the plan is leave this vector open (as it was never found) and just try to secure the file system a bit more... Surly that could leave the same vector open to none file system attacks, ie MySQL?
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Finish off the application, or at-least get it to a public beta stage.
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    Ideas for your next product/service/startup(pingbin.com)

    1 points by iSloth 14y ago|0 comments
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    What is the application written in?
25. 295.▲
    by iSloth 14y ago

    Using the example that I showed there all of the images were pointing towards the same URL, assuming your application is image URL aware it should be fairly easy to only display the uniques :)
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Would be interesting to know what application it's actually going to be running? what task it's going to be doing?
27. 297.▲
    by iSloth 14y ago

    First off it looks great and works well, well done! My only suggestion would be to do some (more?) filtering on the results and specifically what images your showing to the end users, as you will see from the below screenshot there can be m
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    HTTP on most residential networks has a higher priority than P2P. Combined with the fact that Google use the Google Global Cache (GGC) service inside ISP networks, I don't see how this would be any faster on todays internet. Cool idea and c
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    by iSloth 14y ago

    Short version, we now have 3 CDN networks that are on-net within ISP networks (Google, Akamai and Netflix). Should we not fix this before it get's out of hand???
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    Future of the web - Single CDN network?(pingbin.com)

    1 points by iSloth 14y ago|1 comments