jawngee

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Awesome stats collector for PHP(pinba.org)
2 points by jawngee 18y ago|0 comments
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by jawngee 18y ago
a. Unless you like throwing money out the window, there is no need to host your stuff on AWS. It's the most expensive of the cloud offerings. Go with Linode or Slicehost. b. You'll have to use EBS if you want persistent disk storage with
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by jawngee 18y ago
I'm going out on a limb and guessing you've never written an application of any complexity that required it's own binary file format. I don't mean that as a slag, but your comments leads me to believe that is the case and, therefore, your
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by jawngee 18y ago
The title specifically said technology ;P
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by jawngee 18y ago
Thanks man. The thing about Slicehost, and I just had this convo on #startups, is that they can move you to metal when you get too big for your britches. Also, Linode's biggest box is 2G, which is a serious upper limit. I know you're a mac
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Bootstrapping Technology For Eight Bucks a Day(interfacelab.com)
90 points by jawngee 18y ago|19 comments
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by jawngee 18y ago
Thanks. I'm hoping people learn more about PHP-FPM too. It's a deadly combo with nginx.
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NGINX + PHP-FPM + APC = Awesome(interfacelab.com)
46 points by jawngee 18y ago|18 comments
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by jawngee 18y ago
As the article points out (nearly making the entire point of the article pointless) is that this only works if you have strong managers running the show. Any chink in the chain of command and it all falls in on itself. Probably workable wit
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by jawngee 18y ago
Twitter has more in common with instant messaging than it does IRC. Basically twitter is a disconnected version of AIM with an arbitrary message size limit. IRC is an open standard, free to be implemented by anyone and interoperates with e
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by jawngee 18y ago
Say wha? What doesn't Mono support beyond some non-ported frameworks?
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The secret, social lives of bacteria(blog.ted.com)
1 points by jawngee 18y ago|0 comments
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by jawngee 18y ago
@massify we use: - Slicehost (some hosting) - Datapipe (hosting) - EC2 (Document/media conversion) - S3 (Storage) - Panther Express (CDN) - PBWiki - PivotalTracker - Protoshare - DNSMadeEasy - Hosted MS Exchange - JIRA/Fisheye/Crucible
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LiveView: an iPhone app for on-screen prototyping(labs.ideo.com)
18 points by jawngee 18y ago|1 comments
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by jawngee 18y ago
nginx + php-fpm NOT fastcgi. Serve your media/static from another smaller slice running nginx on a subdomain, or have it picked up through cloudfront or some other CDN.
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by jawngee 18y ago
We are using couchdb on massify.com for an upcoming product. The replication is handy, but in the end you'll end up sharding in the app layer, because afaik it doesn't add anything in that regard. We are a long ways off from dealing with t
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by jawngee 18y ago
Well, believe.
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Implementing Relaxed Consistency Database Clusters with Tungsten SQL Router(scale-out-blog.blogspot.com)
7 points by jawngee 18y ago|0 comments
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PgTAP: Unit Testing for PostgreSQL(pgtap.projects.postgresql.org)
1 points by jawngee 18y ago|0 comments
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17 Windows browsers on your Mac. Sort of.(litmusapp.com)
33 points by jawngee 18y ago|19 comments
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by jawngee 18y ago
No asian women. Count me out. Design is nice. Overall, the whole thing is corny. I'm sure there is a market for it, but as someone who is a prolific member of other dating sites, nothing about it is interesting. Why would I, as an establi
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by jawngee 18y ago
I found mine on adaa.org.
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by jawngee 18y ago
A variety of reasons. First and foremost, the side effects were typically worse than the benefits. For example, I was on Effexor XR for a year. The side effects from that included a lovely bubble sensation in your brain, sort of a crania
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by jawngee 18y ago
I'll help.
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by jawngee 18y ago
Great article. I suffer from PTSD, GAD and mild depression. Having been involved in a fairly violent street gang in high school, I had seen a lot of violence and just plain f*cked up stuff. People getting shot in front of me, a lot of sit
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by jawngee 18y ago
/metoo
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by jawngee 18y ago
But then he chooses the second most unreliable route? I think this approach is neat and novel, but ultimately I don't believe they've solved their problems. YAPS/SMSClient with a good gateway SMS provider, if the SMS is that critical. I do
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by jawngee 18y ago
Why not just email to yournumber@yourcarrier.net and get it as an sms too?
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by jawngee 18y ago
We use jabber for this. It's realtime, easier to secure, doesn't rely on a third party, etc.
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The Lively Kernel(research.sun.com)
4 points by jawngee 18y ago|1 comments

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