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by jdc0589 10y ago
part of me really wants to try magic. Has anyone here used them to arrange services/purchases/etc... when money was not unlimited? How good are they at figuring out what I'm willing to pay for stuff and working within those b
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by jdc0589 10y ago
my thought exactly.... set up a cluster of reverse proxies on lightsail in front of your web tier in the real aws account (making sure to reverse proxy over private IPs, assuming that's possible), build some automation to replace light
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by jdc0589 10y ago
who signs up for an account on porn websites? seriously, what does it even get you if you aren't paying for some kind of premium subscription.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
additionally, there are rumors (maybe more than that now) that the next round of HIPAA/HITECH /etc... regulations are going to adopt a lot of NIST standards and frameworks. So, this could potentially trickle down to the Healthc
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by jdc0589 10y ago
> I've made the same set-up us well for private services hosted on public IPs which we couldn't put behind a VPN, but I have to say admit this process is not without its own pains. In the process of doing the exact same thing,
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by jdc0589 10y ago
man, sorry I missed seeing this. HN doesn't do comment reply alerts very well. I did get the email about the beta this morning, and will definitely play around with it over the next week or so.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
there are lots of consumer grade routers just as good or better than Airports. Problem is finding them amidst the sea of absolute crap. Option 1: look and see what all the DDWRT/tomato/etc... guys are suggesting. Chances are the h
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by jdc0589 10y ago
some routers provided by ISPs also broadcast public WIFI networks that any customer of the ISP can use. Not something I'm interested in; the last thing I want is more frequency congestion around my house.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I am actively trying to get off of dropbox. I really want a similar native application experience that syncs to-and-from S3. Not a cron job using the s3 cli, not something that only works on osx/windows/etc... So far owncloud en
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by jdc0589 10y ago
the biggest headache with the c# implementation was the threading. A lot of the out-of-the-box threading structures (pools, etc...) have limitations you might not think about checking for; e.g. you can't set the number of threads lower
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I had an account suspended, I still don't know why. It was a generic account my roomate and I used to manage stuff that we shared at the time. I still have some stuff hooked up to it. Logged in one day to get my new credentials from PI
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by jdc0589 10y ago
I did something very similar a few years ago, but in c#. I didn't do real rate limiting, just threading configuration and a configurable random sleep; but it got the job done. It was a super fun project to work on. I can't believe
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by jdc0589 10y ago
JsFormat and CaseConversion. I wrote them at a time when a lot of stuff we were building at work wasn't really being used by a ton of people, so it was really nice to produce something that actually got used by tens of thousands of peo
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by jdc0589 10y ago
python can be packaged up. I haven't done it, but there are some popular 100% python apps with a UI that dint require any global python crap.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
some tangentially related systems have fallbacks to different wavelengths that penetrate better in sub-optimal conditions. I don't know if it's applicable here, but I imagine it could be.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
> I just came out of an energy company job, and you're outta luck. There's nothing in the energy sector to make me think they'll innovate unless they stumble into it. I don't think it only affects the existing members
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by jdc0589 10y ago
obviously I am not a supreme court justice, but its not limiting speech or expression. It is explicitly preventing what many people consider to be a gross conflict of interest. It's post-fact in a way, but its still messed up.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
> FIFTH, I will lift the restrictions on the production of $50 trillion dollars’ worth of job-producing American energy reserves, including shale, oil, natural gas and clean coal This is what I have the biggest problem with. The ONLY W
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by jdc0589 10y ago
1 - no way to do this that isn't suicide for foreign relations. 2 - there won't be a deportation "force". undocumented/illegal immigrants aren't going to get auto-citizenship, and there may be additional requir
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by jdc0589 10y ago
sure, if I was using the same vendor for something else already it would be a nice value ad.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
If I'm playing devil's advocate: yes and no. Lambda is still partially limited by the officially supported languages (I'm pretending that the hacks around this don't exist, they have issues). That said, Lambda is great,
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by jdc0589 10y ago
exact same usage. 90% of my usage is setting alarms/timers/location or time based reminders. Voice instructions are a lot easier than ANY interface for that stuff.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
didn't they just buy some company that already had one, or was already building one? Edit: yep, they bought Viv Labs Inc. on Oct 6th.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
> serverless cron. damn, thank you. Anywhere I can see implementation details? Are you rolling your own system from the ground up, or using something like dkron ( http://dkron.io/ ) behind the scenes?
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by jdc0589 10y ago
the WINE team is comprised of 100% sorcerers.
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by jdc0589 10y ago
This is not totally true. Andoid itself is very much open, you are correct. However, there is a significant portion of userspace applications and services provided by Google that ARE NOT OPEN AT ALL, and are heavily depended on by the major
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by jdc0589 10y ago
we have unlimited vacation, and a formal month long sabbatical every X years. So far, its been great. Vacation approval is up to your manager. Ive never had or heard of a request getting denied. People are responsible; it works. I do wish t
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Cool, I'll take a look. I've evaluated a couple identity management solutions, but for the most part we don't need it. We have an AD/ADFS/SAML/etc... setup that works great for the most part. I just want to avo
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by jdc0589 10y ago
Influence Health | Birmingham, AL or Atlanta, GA | Security Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE job description: http://www.influencehealth.com/career-center/?p=job%2FoeIr3f... We are looking for a Security Engineer to join
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by jdc0589 10y ago
shit, my company had a "when a user is created or deleted in AD, do X" type of functionality, we could save so much freaking money money its ridiculous. Im still. planning on sitting down and building it.

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