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by jjoe 10y ago
Body heat detection equipped drones could help.
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by jjoe 10y ago
It's always good to see new stuff coming out for Varnish. Do these changes warrant a major jump in release numbers especially when HTTP/2 support (biggest feature) is experimental? Anyway, I'm looking forward to testing it ou
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by jjoe 10y ago
That's remote_port
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by jjoe 10y ago
DHE was removed in Chrome starting from betal 53.x beta ( https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5128908798164992 ). So this broke TLS negotiation. Should be fixed. Thanks!
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by jjoe 10y ago
Thanks! I'll resume my cipher trouble shooting later on tonight.
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by jjoe 10y ago
I broke the ciphers! It should be back up. Thanks
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by jjoe 10y ago
Clickable link: https://www.cachoid.com
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Ask HN: I just finished building a “PaaS” prototype and I need your help
5 points by jjoe 10y ago|6 comments
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by jjoe 10y ago
You only need three ingredients: miracles, prophecies, and a timeframe. You need a couple of miracles to get people to listen. And you need true prophecies (accurate predictions of the future) to have long term following. Good luck
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by jjoe 10y ago
If you're left handed, use your right hand. And vice versa. I scored around <= 0.3 consistently.
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by jjoe 10y ago
I think I can answer this question partially from a slightly different stand point. We host (the fully managed kind) several clients' projects (small and medium). It isn't atypical to have some clients hire us for server "man
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by jjoe 10y ago
Have you looked at building your own CDN? I've built several for clients over the years. It's not difficult and it's definitely a good investment in your case.
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by jjoe 10y ago
Scalability is like an abstract painting. It's unique to one's infrastructure. Its writing or sometimes postmortem makes good brain fertilizer. Not so much more. Beyond that I wouldn't rush to implement scalability du jour. A
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by jjoe 10y ago
Passive and managed hosting is an oxymoron in my book. I know because I've been doing that for the last 15 years :)
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by jjoe 10y ago
Are you resizing images to reduce transfer size or because your app needs to present images in different sizes? Why aren't you scaling app-side rather than server-side? We manage servers for client with a similar requirement but it rar
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by jjoe 10y ago
Interesting approach. So Fastly is offloading the full routing table to their carriers' router(s). That's because routers that can hold full BGP tables are expensive to purchase and maintain. But to retain some form of control, th
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by jjoe 10y ago
A potential vector is work experience in a specific industry. With enough exposure you build a flair for "undiscovered" pain points.
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by jjoe 11y ago
In my personal experience, writing the copy myself was overly self conscious and produced poor results. Yes I can see how goofy mine would read. It's one of those things I'd be embarrassed of about a week or two later. But writi
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DigitalOcean secures $130MM loan(networkworld.com)
5 points by jjoe 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Brief “Meet the founder” copy: what should it convey?
2 points by jjoe 11y ago|2 comments
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by jjoe 11y ago
Hi I understand boot up completes in under a second but if one needs to setup an environment to do something useful, it can take several seconds. I guess what I'm getting at is why would the fast boot matter when one still needs to set
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by jjoe 11y ago
It reads like someone who isn't doing much of realtime support. This works great for projects that haven't been unveiled or even ones that require little ongoing maintenance like a game. But if I worked 3 hours a day, my clients w
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by jjoe 11y ago
Build a prototype and then take 2 weeks off. You need those 2 weeks to talk to prospects, see people, and launch.
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by jjoe 11y ago
The HN title is sensationalist considering the length of the article and other points of discussion. The full quote is: "I also think there's a lot of potential for premium or subscription or even user-paid content. Some sort of
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by jjoe 11y ago
Regarding this: Most small software companies have a single entity and only choose to spin out when a new product becomes a truly independent operational unit, when it receives investment, or (for branding purposes) if it ends up eating th
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by jjoe 11y ago
The only way I can think of is Western Union. But the fees are ridiculously high. Even then, the sender is the receiver. I'm not sure how that would work.
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by jjoe 11y ago
The $500 is above market rate for an LLC + US bank account. Do you think this cost will be revised down sometime in the future? Another challenge is that some folks can get in serious trouble (ie. imprisonment) with their local government f
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by jjoe 11y ago
This is where this date&time retrieval mechanism sort of breaks: 1) Timezone of server is set to one other than the geographical location's 2) Gzip-compressed page or asset is cached . Therefore the embedded date/time is from
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by jjoe 11y ago
Frankly, I don't see any harm in this. Actually, it's quite positive to see a CEO mingle with her user base. That's how you make sure you're in touch with your users to know what they need.
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by jjoe 11y ago
DO has raised enough cash to be able to do this to keep clients (good for LTV).

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