iSloth

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by iSloth 9y ago
Completely depends on what you are building, if it's an iPhone App and your website is just a static holding page, then that's easy to do for free. However if your service logic is server side then I don't think you'd la
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by iSloth 9y ago
Doesn't really count as I did get one, but Apple used to give a decent discount and the three year warranty was also heavily discounted.
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by iSloth 9y ago
Actually deleted mine yesterday, then had the fun of creating a new Spotify account as apparently that was linked to my Facebook and you can't unlink it!
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by iSloth 9y ago
I can't remember the specific event, but I recall doing a Google search for "hacking news" based on some recent public event. Naturally this popped up, and it matched with my interests of creating web sites and running a host
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by iSloth 10y ago
I get vanguard in the Uk via HL, some funds are on there and the fees are not too bad for the most part.
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by iSloth 10y ago
Have you seen - http://osmocom.org I had followed the OpenGGSN project for a while, which is now under this umbrella of open source telco projects. Some cool things there, I've used a few for some basic testing however I&#x
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Ask HN: Learning ASP/C# for new job, recommendations?
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Niantic PokemonGo update disables unofficial API access(pingbin.com)
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CDN77 – How to deliver 410 Gbps in under 48 hours(medium.com)
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by iSloth 10y ago
Very interesting, for a network engineer that really does sound like heaven, full layer 3 all the way down to the hosts! I recently did some Cisco ACI/Nexus work with virtualisation, however the client was only really interested about
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by iSloth 10y ago
Agreed, but generally you'd expect to see OpenBSD sit at the edge of a network (Server, VPN, Firewall), where as BFD typically is more of a Core protocol.
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by iSloth 10y ago
I was more surprised that this got to number 2 on the front page, it seemed that it was something people might have actually been waiting for, was wondering why that would be the case. My day job is networking for a UK ISP/DC, and the
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by iSloth 10y ago
Fairly standard to use this in a core network to improve link failure detection, even "fast" routing protocols can take a few seconds to hit a dead timer for troublesome links. The key with using this in some networks is there may
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by iSloth 10y ago
While it's not open source it is functional without a license, so the payment isn't really a barrier to usage, much like most people are using WinRar without ever paying for it. Functionality and ascetics are just better than any
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by iSloth 10y ago
I could probably find a raft of examples for either side, so I really don't think it matters, in my opinion. Someone entering a market after the first is going to look at the competition and try improve and create something more unique
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by iSloth 10y ago
Because they forgot to pay for backups, so don't have copy of the data they need.
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by iSloth 10y ago
PagerDuty, OpsGenie, VictorOps have similar features. We use the last one for our automated on-call, works ok most of the time.
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by iSloth 11y ago
Interviewers normally care about education when they've not got much else to go on. Build something impressive to show them, your proving what your actually capable of, so they don't have to guess capabilities based on your educat
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by iSloth 11y ago
Any recomendations of podcasts?
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by iSloth 11y ago
I've played around with Larvel and others seems to like it, to be honest I can build stuff in it but I struggle to grasp everything going on behind the scenes, so kinda suck at debugging it... However this is 100% because I'm not
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by iSloth 11y ago
Generally I'm doing side projects to fix an actual need of mine, rather than where some people are trying to learn a new language or framework, so I pick PHP because it's the language that I'm most proficient at, it's pr
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by iSloth 11y ago
So many parts to a contract, assuming the salary and other aspects are what you'd consider good then to me this seems fair. If the other parts are low and this is seen as part of the main package rather than a longer term bonus, then i
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by iSloth 11y ago
Seems to be more, how to get bgp packets to an open flow server to do stuff... I'd be interested as a network techy to see how they actually do the rest of bgp on openflow/sdn, like holding multiple full tables on the server and h
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by iSloth 11y ago
There's a search bar at the bottom of the home page on hacker news?...
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by iSloth 11y ago
Why have I never seen this magic before?!
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by iSloth 11y ago
I'm by no means a proficient programmer so take it with a pinch of salt. Learning syntax is easy, the art form is morphing that knowledge into something that's actually got a function or purpose, then making something that's
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by iSloth 11y ago
Any recommendations on designers? Always got problems finding decent ones, usually end up chopping Themeforest ones together/appart.
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by iSloth 11y ago
£40/pm - basically some domain costs and a cheap dedicated server from OVH/Kimsufi
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by iSloth 11y ago
I'm still trying to find a nice way to show v6 in binary on a web page, having a feeling that I might need to give up... :/ However I like how it shows the scale of things.
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by iSloth 11y ago
I've actually got a curl output if you prefer command line... tom@iMac: curl subnet.im/192.168.0.1/23 { "ip": "192.168.0.1", "netmask": "255.255.254.0", "cidr&quo

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