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by jqueryin 11y ago
Assuming you use Apache. For many, it's simply not a fast enough web server without reverse proxies in front of it. Still crossing fingers for full nginx support soon.
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Tell HN: GitHub should suggest that popular projects switch to an organization
2 points by jqueryin 11y ago|1 comments
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Tell HN: Who is hiring needs it's own monthly section
13 points by jqueryin 11y ago|7 comments
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by jqueryin 11y ago
Big win for Mailgun, huge loss for MailChimp. They just stabbed developers in the back. Take note kids: this is a shining example of how not to market such a large product/service change. What a fiasco. Directly going against their Abo
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by jqueryin 11y ago
Would implementation of a very minute, random delay (if you give it a range) be an acceptable fix for some of these timing attacks? I'm thinking along the lines of adding a config param to /usr/lib/ssl/openssl.cnf (
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by jqueryin 11y ago
If you want to check your servers for various other attacks with a shell script: https://testssl.sh/ Also, I'm not seeing any guides on fixes for Dovecot yet. If you built from source or the defaults aren't workin
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by jqueryin 11y ago
I live in a 3400 sqft ranch on a lake with hundreds of square feet of frontage 20 minutes from downtown Charlotte without traffic and 1.3 acres of land for 600k. The weather is nice and it appreciated ~80k in a little over a year. Are marke
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by jqueryin 11y ago
I see this play as a funnel to their high end CDN and DDoS services. Being in the industry, it only makes sense for them to target big business. They're likely disinterested in low margin domain renewals. Their real bread and butter is
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by jqueryin 11y ago
This is a great use case for system-wide messaging within your application. While they didn't send out an email to users, they could've easily thrown up a banner on logged in pages indicating the current problem. The initial shock
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by jqueryin 11y ago
Before reading the article, I was going to ask if it solves the "high read access of many small files" I/O problem, but alas, it's on GlusterFS, so only insomuch as Gluster has been making improvements these last few min
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AP Investigation: US power grid vulnerable to foreign hacks(bigstory.ap.org)
1 points by jqueryin 11y ago|0 comments
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by jqueryin 11y ago
If you want to discuss, mail me corey AT pop DOT co. We built on top of the DO API to automatically spin up optimized WordPress droplets based on ansible provisioned base machine snapshots. Bunch of custom stuff in there, but it's not
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by jqueryin 11y ago
The blog post is rather lackluster in details. There's no word on severity or the password hashing algos used. Anybody have any updates regarding these?
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by jqueryin 11y ago
Precisely this. I did find that it doesn't meet my needs exactly, however. I favorited a number of inbound numbers such as Pingdom and co-workers to allow for alerts to come through but it doesn't apply to SMS messaging. They simp
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Protecting Your WordPress Blog from XMLRPC Brute Force Amplification Attacks(pop.co)
2 points by jqueryin 11y ago|0 comments
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by jqueryin 11y ago
I have to say it looks like they may have taken some liberties with the product design a la Amazon Echo. Before I read into the product specifications I was expecting an Echo competitor via Google Now tech.
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by jqueryin 11y ago
Sounds like a lot of burndown on your non-core competency IMO, but thanks for releasing.
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Google & Levis Partner on Computerized Pants(fusion.net)
4 points by jqueryin 11y ago|0 comments
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by jqueryin 11y ago
Interesting poll. I can only imagine you have a use case for building something. I'm in the same boat. If anybody is interested on working on a Github star related project with me, let me know. It'll have a huge impact on how in
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Tell HN: DigitalOcean NYC1 Appears to Be Down
1 points by jqueryin 11y ago|1 comments
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by jqueryin 11y ago
My age is far greater than my contributions; I'm mainly here for the reading material.
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Google Mobile-Friendly Test(google.com)
2 points by jqueryin 11y ago|0 comments
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by jqueryin 12y ago
The idea of a "magical wristband" isn't much different than Great Wolf Lodge using their magical wands. Kids love it and it gets deep into their parents pockets. http://www.greatwolf.com/
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by jqueryin 12y ago
Messing around with your service and existing profiles don't save anymore as a heads up. Same goes for tags; no save. You have no footer or contact us from a logged in state so I resorted to this. I see no AJAX requests on update of fi
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by jqueryin 12y ago
Great handling of the issue (as usual). Bravo.
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by jqueryin 12y ago
I'd rather be able to change my username personally. This one is tied to a domain I used to run in the late 2000's and it's not the least bit relevant.
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by jqueryin 12y ago
Continued use of nootropics is definitely not advised. I would say that they do have a time and place if you're really not feeling it or over-tired. This curbs dependency and tolerance issues. Addictive personalities should steer clear
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by jqueryin 12y ago
I'm not a fan of the WorkShape matching algorithm. The form isn't in regards to proficiencies but rather what your ideal job function would be spanning all proficiencies. Realistically, one's experience isn't likely to m
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by jqueryin 12y ago
LTE is spotty. Looking at coverage maps, it does some interesting things and covers half of our street but our house remains uncovered for the most part. I don't know that I could get 100% uptake, but I could definitely get 50%. At one
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by jqueryin 12y ago
I am one of these 39M Americans. My sole provider is AT&T through a 6mbps DSL line. I live in Charlotte, NC within 20 minutes of the center of the city. It's unfortunate that I live on a more rural road where there's an approx

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