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by jitbit 8y ago
Too bad all these efforts are ruined by a dozen BTC mining farms.
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Chrome to distrust RapidSLL, Thawte, VeriSign, Equifax, GeoTrust issued b/f 2016(security.googleblog.com)
2 points by jitbit 9y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 9y ago
That's the question. Will you be able to continue developing for non-Apple CPU on a Mac??? That's not what Apple wants.
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by jitbit 9y ago
> Gmail is a channel that Google has under monetized for a decade Not because they're all nice and charitable. But because Google sometimes sucks at monetizing things.
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by jitbit 9y ago
Thought I'd share our graph too: https://www.jitbit.com/alexblog/270-cpu-usage-stats-after-pa... Seeing almost 40% increase in CPU load
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by jitbit 9y ago
Yes, I know the UK drill... But how do you hire someone in Poland being a UK company? I thought that's not possible
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by jitbit 9y ago
While I do agree with the point that "govs should fix taxes, not corporations"... Still. It's a fact that (at least in the EU where I live) the majority of tax burden ends up on small companies - mom & pop shops, little b
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by jitbit 9y ago
I went to entropy.ai and found some... something.. medical software? Looks closed source anyway
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by jitbit 9y ago
Thank you for writing this. I grew up in the USSR. And then early Russia (the country was recovering from the USSR wreckage, even more painful). The "$800 car" bit made me smile too. PS. Now, when I live in a nice EU town, own a s
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by jitbit 9y ago
How about an alternative Chormium-based browser (which is not Chrome)? Anyone tried this?
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by jitbit 9y ago
Yeah. And Apple just rejected my app because it has a 'register free trial' link. Which is actually free, actually a trial, no CC info asked, no in-app purchase. Their response was "if you offering something - you should be u
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by jitbit 9y ago
Battlefield anyone? I play Battlefield 3/4 (and 1) all the time. Mostly BF 3.
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by jitbit 9y ago
SES is indeed much cheaper that the others (mailgun, sendgrid, postmark etc.) But you have some things missing from your calculation: 1) Attachments (yes, SES charges separately) 2) Dedicated IP addresses (SES charges you separately for thi
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by jitbit 9y ago
Well, there ARE recipes indeed, but sometimes people (legitimate people, not spammers) have their email settings misconfigured and you have to fix things... Example: good practice is to reject (or at least defer) an email if the sending ser
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by jitbit 9y ago
Great discussion here, not necessarily about the OP's link, but still learned a lot. Would love to contribute my 2 cents... Our app[1] sends/receives several million emails per month. Not an exaggeration, it's actually seven
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Google Data Studio now globally available(analytics.googleblog.com)
2 points by jitbit 9y ago|0 comments
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by jitbit 9y ago
Just reminding everyone that Telegram (a self-funded company, also a messenger) builds cool NATIVE clients for all platforms. And Slack (a company valued at $4 billion) writes some intern-level Electron apps. This comes from a desktop dev l
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by jitbit 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13767178
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by jitbit 10y ago
yes. PS. good hack to confirm if something is down - is to perform a quick Twitter search on "xxx down" :)
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by jitbit 10y ago
Webmasters and App-devs running on CloudFlare. You (at least) have to "force-logout" your users that have a "remember me" cookie set. At least change the cookie name so the token stops working. For example, in ASP.NET -
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by jitbit 10y ago
Webmasters and App-devs running on CloudFlare. You (at least) have to "force-logout" your users that have "remember me" cookie set. At least change the cookie name so the token stops working. For example, in ASP.NET - ch
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by jitbit 10y ago
But I didn't touch my phone that night... I'm not sure what happened exactly, the fact is - it made me super uncomfortable.
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by jitbit 10y ago
I had a similar moment (and ironically I'm a musician too). I went to a bar, where a band was playing on stage... After a while I realized I know the drummer. I played with him before, in another band, years ago. We had a beer, chatted
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by jitbit 10y ago
That age old "I have nothing to hide" argument. AKA "they're nice people, what could go wrong". This is not the point. The point is: Information in the wrong hands can become dangerous , period. People change. Comp
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by jitbit 10y ago
Well, considering all the computing power they have (more than 100k servers across dozens of datacenters - and that data is from 2010) this is not a problem. Hell, they can even quickly detect copyright infringement a posted video right? Ev
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Facebook is terrifying(medium.com)
468 points by jitbit 10y ago|281 comments
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by jitbit 10y ago
Thanks for the answer. PS. whoa, exciting (the 'in-between cloudflare and your server' bit)
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by jitbit 10y ago
Guys, The idea looks great. Congrats on the launch. 2 SEO questions: 1) a CDN means "thousands of websites on one IP address". Google doesn't like it UNTIL it knows, the IP belongs to a well-known CDN like cloundfront/
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by jitbit 10y ago
"Facebook fraud" is a video anyone who considers paid ads MUST watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVfHeWTKjag
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by jitbit 10y ago
+1, at least lets hope to see some more info on the technology used behind this

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