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11y ago
"but I prefer using git submodules" - nope. Great tutorial!
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11y ago
Sounds expensive when no one is looking at how the magic works.
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11y ago
The people buying this thing probably don't care much about ascetics. Saving money by catering to their audience. I do agree though.
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11y ago
Hindsight is 20/20.
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11y ago
I had to click too many times and watch a video to figure out what fortycloud does.
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11y ago
Money becomes more expensive to borrow.
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jdubs
11y ago
After developing a product on openstack and dealing with so many issues; I miss AWS so much.
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jdubs
11y ago
If you're using marathon, check out bamboo, it can generate haproxy configuration files from templates which can be triggered by changes in marathon. Cool stuff!
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11y ago
SDET?
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11y ago
One of the main reasons to use wordpress is that it allows lay people to customize the look and feel of their website. Sure hosting is a problem, but likely the bigger problem is building easy to use tools to make their website looks pretty
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11y ago
Hi! Just like your fire extinguishers tests, you should also test your database failover procedures.
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11y ago
Great work. A huge step in the right direction!! As a long time user of the "new" dashboard I would love to see a way to version control my cloud flare configuration for a domain. The team and I are always scared of pushing the wr
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11y ago
LastPass is awesome but I hate their website login process! It bothers me to no extreme that if I type in my email address with a wrong username, it pops back with, "Invalid password" while typing in a obviously random email, it p
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11y ago
A future with out signed packages is a scary future.
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12y ago
EFS which appears to be similar to NFS is built into the kernel. Read, write, stat and etc do not need to be wrapped into http calls.
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12y ago
There is a surprising lack of Engrish in the included apps.
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12y ago
Unleashing an entire nation of uneducated, brain washed and tortured people would wreck havoc on Asia. I'm all for freeing those people, but there needs to be a plan other than bomb the shit out of (freeing) them.
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12y ago
But if it was built in html, js, etc it'd be accessible on all platforms for far fewer lines code than building separate apps.
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12y ago
Downtime is a fact of life. Prepare for it.
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12y ago
It's dick that you just assumed the admin screwed it up with out doing a dig...
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12y ago
I can boil water for tea in my oven, but should I? This is totally nonstandard and it will be a nightmare to document and also difficult to hand this off to a new team mate.
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12y ago
I have never received an email from att, though they may getting caught in gmail's spam filter. I have also been unable to discern ATT's gigapower ads from other ads.
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12y ago
I would also like to view their shop.... nvm, I can't read. http://shop.adapteva.com/
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12y ago
"CloudFlare later boasts on its blog about how they were able to protect their clients before many others." I wonder if some companies will boast to potential new customers regarding their relationships with vendors that will offe
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12y ago
it may be better to get feedback upfront instead of spinning your wheels on collecting money. idea validation seems quite important, at least in the beginning.
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13y ago
I agree with you, but what about the people that knew about this before hand? The article references cloud flair, on their blog it says that they knew about this before the rest of us, who is to say those individuals are not bad guys??
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13y ago
I just worry next time when a major incident occurs the author will spend more time working on the design than just announcing the issue.
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13y ago
"I know this is bad... but what exactly is broken... oh." I think this is a case where the message could have been more concise.
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13y ago
The database has a better understanding of the workload and therefore can make more intelligent caching decisions. The file system caching system does a good job however, it's not as effective in predicting what should be cached.
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13y ago
"The lines should pop"
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