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   by js4all 16y ago

   Thanks for the article. It is like a continuation from the NoSQL tapes. When I saw the video, I wondered how to use the built-in reduce functions. Now it is clear. I also like the use of json.tool to format the output at the command line.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   Sorry, you have truly no idea how NoSQL databases work and miss important points like parallel mappers and multi-dimension keys. Google the TeraSort project to get an idea how map-reduce works and why it wins over all SQL-based solutions.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   Cool helper. Namespace pollution is still an issue even with popular libs.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   Great Job. It allows new type of queries where normal map-reduce ends. May I ask? 1) Does the index building start on the first query as with normal views? 2) Will it be open like BigCouch or is it a premium feature for Cloudant customers?
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   by js4all 16y ago

   - E-mail/calendar/docs: Google Apps standard edition - Hosting: Strato, EC2 - Monitoring: Cloudkick, Stashboard - Invoicing: N/A - Analytics: Google Analytics - Project management: toodledo, orgmode - File-sharing: Google Storage - Version
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   Decrypting GSM phone calls | srl(srlabs.de)

   2 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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   by js4all 16y ago

   Wow, this is a serious hack. Everyone can now sniff and decrypt GSM calls with some cheep old phones. The tools and the new faster rainbow tables discussed can be found here: http://srlabs.de/research/decrypting_gsm/
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   New AppJet And CouchDB Hosting - JGate Blog(blog.jgate.de)

   2 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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   by js4all 16y ago

   After 9/11 there are no options other than founding a U.S. corporation or visiting a U.S. bank in person to get an account.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Thanks for making this free. The timing is perfect.
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    Appjet Server In A Jar - Now On GitHub(blog.jgate.de)

    1 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Great project and a nice demonstration of Backbone.js. I second the Markdown idea. That would be very useful.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    It's from Jan 09.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    I appreciate it. Thanks.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Wise words. I will be really impressed, when you guys can deliver this. Your startup has a great future and will be very useful to many of us.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    I like the courage trying to manage this. Two thumbs up. To be honest, I am skeptical, that a newcomer startup can do the heavy lifting of supporting such a big stack. Each of these has a lot of specialities that need to be known and to fig
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    by js4all 16y ago

    People would not be discussing speedier solutions, if there weren't these fast NoSQL DBs. Plus 1 for NoSQL. Another aspect where this solution will always lose under real load, is the speed loss due to locking and blocking. CouchDB for inst
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    by js4all 16y ago

    This seemed like a great idea. I bet the biggest obstacle were privacy concerns.
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    Introducing The New AppJet.jar Version 1.0.4 - Now With a CouchDB Client(blog.jgate.de)

    12 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Congrats. This is huge. I hope Heroku's Node.JS beta does not suffer from this.
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    Test drive a Chrome notebook. – Google(services.google.com)

    19 points by js4all 16y ago|5 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Git comes with a GUI tool. Run gitk to see commits, comments, history and diffs. I use it a lot and never needed another GUI tool. Anyway, great to see a new tool for devs who need more GUI support.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Great Job. I tried the apps from the market place. Everything runs flawless. Anybody seems to have a market place these times and I really like the idea :) For those who don't know the AppJet web framework, which was mentioned several times
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    by js4all 16y ago

    2) The attack is possible, but only on the machine which does the encryption. So the threat is real but relatively difficult to exploit. Anyway, the findings are spectacular because most other attacks use time-memory trade-off brute-force m
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    A CSS3 Slideshow without any JavaScript (Webkit only)(dxn.cm)

    3 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Dead code is a segment, that is not reachable during execution or does not add anything to the result. If you find such code, you can spare CPU cycles and get a better benchmark result.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    It was and served well. But now it's not in use anymore.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Common Desktop Environment. That was also my first thought. We had it on our Sun E250.
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    Full CSS3 Lightbox - Absolutely no JavaScript(playground.deaxon.com)

    252 points by js4all 16y ago|109 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Excellent walk through. Great to see these new libs and touch-related additions in action. This is also great example how web apps can replace native apps. I think we will see more and more of this stuff.