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   by jfroma 11y ago

   Yes, and I remember how a lot of .Net people moved from .Net to ruby because of the type system. Now you are going to move to an inferior type system that doesn't even support generics and with worse type inference.
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   by jfroma 11y ago

   Yes this is important if you want to load balance http traffic at the TCP level and have the remote address in the back end app. Nginx already support decoding the proxy protocol but I wonder if with this new feature you can encode the remo
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   by jfroma 11y ago

   > load balance the incoming requests to the individual nodes Correct me if I am wrong but I think this is actually incorrect, because there is no concept of "request" at the tcp level. If I understand correctly it will rather l
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   by jfroma 11y ago

   Which is also my point, both mongodb and rethinkdb has the same feature in this regards but different defaults. Does that makes one worse than the other one?
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   by jfroma 11y ago

   There is some FUD in this blogpost as well as in the comments in this thread. I think the current status quo for databases is canned software. And this isn't necessarily bad because neither of the three databases mentioned hide their s
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   by jfroma 11y ago

   In addition to every other response, one interesting thing about your comment is that first you mention "node" , then javascript/browser, etc. which is the exact history of npm. It started for node.js then someone did browser
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   by jfroma 11y ago

   It is. Nginx launch a new worker while the other with the old config is still running, the master redirects new traffic to the worker and keeps the old worker until all previous requests has been handled. Once the old worker has finished th
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   by jfroma 12y ago

   > For what it is worth, I've been programming longer than you've been alive and if I keep doing it another 30 years I doubt I will be acclaimed for my coding skills - and that doesn't bother me a bit. Thank you for writing
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   by jfroma 12y ago

   I'm relatively new to HN and I dont understand how your article gets to the FP, I don't know if is the upvotes, karma, comments, etc. I had a submission for three days in the FP and that was the only time I didn't ask any fri
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    Using TouchID for Authentication in Your React Native App(auth0.com)

    17 points by jfroma 12y ago|0 comments
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I wonder if they use the protocol buffers definition to validate json over http, or they dupe schemas into json schemas or other format.
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I see ad injectors installed on all my friends and family computers. I think people has developed some kind of ad-blindness. I remember a friend using facebook and some crazy and animated ads were taking 80% of his screen, I asked him &quot
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I think the main concept you are missing is called HMAC, which is a cryptography thing. If you don't know this, I will recommend this explanation [1]. The client can send something wrong? Yes, as long as the client can digital sign wha
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    Thank you, This is the reason I always share how I do it in hn! LOL
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    This. I use: tail -f /var/log/x.log | grep foo -A 20 -B 20 Most of the time.
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I use the TP-Link WDR4300, because it was the best I could find here [1]: http://www.tp-link.com/resources/images/products/large/TL-WD...
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I used pfSense in a very different context (vpn gateway) and I used the vmware image option. I haven't used the multiwan feature and I don't know if it can be installed on (almost) any router as openwrt. I did tried dd-wrt for thi
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I use this very same feature of openwrt to load balance between my two ISPs. Here in argentina neither of the two ISP are reliable, but cheap enought if you really use then and you need reliability. I recommend multiwan3 as the op suggest,
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I disagree with parent but I have learned from this case that anyone with access to a major CDN or the great firewall can take down any website. There is unbalanced power. What if I don't have access to the OPs team of github?
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    Or if you experimented an economic measure that froze your account like this one [1]. They froze all accounts and they even threatened the population with opening the safe deposit boxes. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    Yes, but it is not the same if I can reply with 400 directly without further inspection. I imagine github can do this at the reverse proxy level, instead of doing 20 queries to mysql and overload the ruby application.
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I was wondering if you can prevent this by looking at the "Accept" header in the request but it seems accept is " / " for scripts. I'd expect the browsers rather to send "application/javascript".
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    Why the attacker will run the content loaded as an script instead of just dumping what they get? Edit: I think is the dataType: "script" part. From jquery docs: > "script": Evaluates the response as JavaScript and ret
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    it will be nice if I can choose the license on the tool and the tool make a PR automatically
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    It uses a theory called Operational Transformation [1] which is roughly the base for most collaborative tools like google docs. My first attempt was using a library called ot.js [2], I changed it to support an async db since it only support
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    Shameless plug: I worked on a similar tool mdocs [1]. The main difference is that is opensource, it supports authentication and authorization [2] similar to Google Docs. The authorization part allows you to share documents at company level.
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I think history and culture play a big role in this. Eg: in my country automatic cars are not popular and it not about the price, even in top segments cars people think that automatic cars are bad
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    I wonder why CNG[1] is not that popular in other countries. It is very cheap, it can be installed on any car (gas and even diesels) and AFAIK it produces less pollution. "CNG may be found above oil deposits, or may be collected from la
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    Thanks for the clarification, that's what I though but my comment was quite vague
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    by jfroma 12y ago

    Can't find a better source but it was announced few months ago: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2838008/javascript/nginx-ha...