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iamtew
12y ago
It's under Mozilla Public License, version 2.0. https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform/blob/master/LICENSE
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iamtew
12y ago
Sounds like something like the Xiaomi MiBand that was announced a few days ago. http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/xia...
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iamtew
12y ago
Interesting service. I've seen other places doing the same, and I really should brush up on my IPv6 knowledge.. As a side-note; I'm getting mixed-content warnings when accessing your website. You have the PureCSS framework include
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iamtew
12y ago
We do. Maybe not that often, but it do happen. There was one in October that made a lot of damage here [1], but also two days ago (albeit not hurricane) there was a storm that flooded large parts of Amsterdam [2] and killed on person. [3] 1
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12y ago
I would like to try this out but it crashes when I try to start it and dumps core. I raised an issue here: https://github.com/breach/breach_core/issues/95
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12y ago
Luckily most locations in Amsterdam worth their salt is connected to AMS-IX, https://ams-ix.net/connect-to-ams-ix/colocations If AWS setup deployment in Amsterdam, I can't imagine it wouldn't be in one of tho
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12y ago
This reminds me of when I used to work at Q-go[0] here in Amsterdam. We were doing very similar things, NLP search engines to improve user interaction in various applications, mainly websites and customer support systems. During my time the
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12y ago
Keep in mind though when setting this up to take a close look at your exit policy settings, to ensure you only route the traffic you want and where you want it. I span up a relay at home to play around with, but just skimmed over the exit p
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12y ago
Dillinger is indeed nice, but I would like a native desktop program with the same functionality, as I'm not always connected to the internet. Of course, I could just run it locally on my laptop, but for some reason I still prefer my we
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12y ago
Edit: First sentence doesn't make sense, I mean it took me some time to hear it referred to as "snabel-a".
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12y ago
I'm from Sweden as well, and it took a while for me to hear it referred to as "kanelbulle". In the early 90's when I was introduced to email, my father and his colleagues used to call it "kanelbulle", and that
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12y ago
This is a fairly common thing here in the Netherlands actually, four day work week. Most of my colleagues I know who does this to have some extra time with their family/kids. Usually it's a split in the middle of the week or somet
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12y ago
It was the first thing I noticed indeed. I was thinking it was some animations on the website first. Very similar to the example gallery on this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_illusion
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12y ago
We use Poweredge VRTX systems in our branch offices to run minor stuff. It's not too pricey compared to this Orange Box and it's an easy way to replace what in some cases could be almost a full cabinet of systems in to 5U space.
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12y ago
From their Github repo: > Consul runs on Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows. It is recommended to run the Consul servers only on Linux, however. https://github.com/hashicorp/consul
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12y ago
I think for some time already you could also just select text on a page, right-click and choose "Search <search engine> for 'Lorum lipsum'" and it will open a new tab for it with your set search engine searching fo
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Reporters Without Borders and Torservers.net partners against online surveillance
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13y ago
I really like their weather app on iOS that grabs a photo of the area you're in that has similar weather from Flickr. Other than that, not really...
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13y ago
It's indeed a nice editor, but one main issue I have with it is that it doesn't detect the language of the file based on content, but solely on the file extension. When working on websites you have your files like .js .html .css .
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Indeed, I'm getting the following in Firefox: An error occurred during a connection to revoked.grc.com. Peer's Certificate has been revoked. (Error code: sec_error_revoked_certificate)
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13y ago
I have to agree on that, however I moved in the opposite way. Back in Sweden I just found it easier to download the route maps of the cities and just manually follow the routes to determine the best place to get on/off or switch. Also
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13y ago
Moving your SSH server away from port 22 and disabling password logins is also something you should consider doing. Small thing but at least then it doesn't shout "Hey I'm a *nix box with remote login enabled"