iliaznk

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by iliaznk 9y ago
Well, I was born in 1978 and did experience the last years of the USSR, but I also know from my parents` experiences and from the old text-books, that there was a foreign language taught in Soviet middle/high schools and colleges for d
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by iliaznk 9y ago
In Russia, for example, it's one of the common subjects you start studying in middle school and continue up to the last year in high school. Also almost each college/university course also has English as one of the subjects with i
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by iliaznk 9y ago
I'm having a very strong déjà vu right now. I've seen this very thread under any recent Facebook-related post.
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by iliaznk 9y ago
It would not in any way.
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by iliaznk 9y ago
You must be talking about nested URLs? I faced that problem too and then realized that you don't need any special support for that (at least if your case is not very complicated), in our project we just use URL kwargs for a viewset lik
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Kudos for not messing with scrolling on you landing page!
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by iliaznk 10y ago
I bought a Redmi 3s phone about 3 weeks ago after my Nexus 4 dropped in water and I'm still very impressed with its build quality, the MIUI shell is great and what I really like is the battery life. There's no chance I'll eve
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by iliaznk 10y ago
macOS Sierra, Chrome, empty page.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
>After beating Google, Russia’s Yandex targets e-commerce. Just a couple of days ago there was a report saying that more people use Google than Yandex in Russia.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
There's a chance then that more people will be using it for that purpose targeting wider audience.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Please, I can see you don't know what you're talking about.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Well, Mark Suster and Justin Kan are just two examples of gorwnups using Snapchat successfully for video blogging.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
It's been much more than only disappearing images for a while.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Looks like you're not a Snapchat user. It has turned into a media platform, not only messaging or image sharing.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Thank you! I will opensource for sure and post about it here on HN, stay tuned :)
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Thanks, that's cool! I'd like to support Minio, but first let me make sure everything runs smoothly on S3.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Hey, guys! Thank you all very much for your feedback! I'm starting to send out invitations. Please feel free to contact me over email you can find on the web site if you have any questions or problems.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Not yet.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Not yet. But I think it will be.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Yes, it's cheaper, but B2 doesn't allow uploading files larger than 100mb from the browser, you have to use their CLI tool for that. I don't think their web API supports that.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
No. But as I said before, most of the action happens on the client side and it should be easy to add some encryption to the mix.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
The server is not open source yet, but it probably will be. The client will not work without the server because the server signs all requests to S3 and otherwise I'll have to expose S3 credentials on the client side.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
You're right. But with S3io most of the action happens on the client side and it does work with sig. v4 which provides better integrity checking for large files, the problem with Frankfurt is not very big, it's just that I can&#x2
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by iliaznk 10y ago
It shouldn't be very difficult, if it's compatible. Does minio provide the same REST API?
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by iliaznk 10y ago
> It works like any receipt app, except the webapp is just a UI for S3/Backblaze. That's exactly what S3io is doing!
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Hello, HN! I’ve been using Amazon S3 to store family photos and some other stuff for quite a while, but, as you know, the web interface Amazon offers is not very user-friendly and provides no way to share files except by public links to ind
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Thank you for your explanation. Plain text shouldn't be a problem anyway. I'll put it on todo. Though, I think I tried to make JSON files as light and as readable as possible.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
I don't think it will be usable for non-tech people the way it is now. You still have to get a bucket from Amazon and set it up.
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by iliaznk 10y ago
Because JSON files are just more flexible, seems to me.

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