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by js4all 16y ago
Interesting, we also added a Varnish based cache layer and also got a dramatic performance boost. The connections to the backend dropped to 50%, taking off a lot load. I am currently going through your VCL to take some ideas for improvement
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by js4all 16y ago
It has a client side memory/resource leak. After viewing some pictures, the browser takes several hundred megs. Its listed under GPU Process in Chromium. I guess it is a Chromium problem.
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by js4all 16y ago
I am really impressed. Clean and simple to use. I can't believe that this is a weekend project. I am currently studying your code. Thanks for making it available.
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by js4all 16y ago
Right, but you can capture the traffic between the devices that did a handshake and decrypt it.
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by js4all 16y ago
you can use a standard rule set: http 80, 443 + ssh 22 for administration
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by js4all 16y ago
Since when needs decryption to be done in silicon? That's P.R. A captured data stream can be decrypted "offline" in as many time as is needed. Storing the stream for offline decryption however does need an immense storage capacity. But we a
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by js4all 16y ago
I agree with the second point. Regarding on-the-fly watermarking, I see the hypothetical use, but current watermarking algorithms are to complex for BD+. An interesting idea though.
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Mysterious force holds back Nasa probe in deep space - Telegraph(telegraph.co.uk)
6 points by js4all 16y ago|3 comments
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by js4all 16y ago
It depends. For a new application, you have no estimates about the number of users, number of pageview, response times and so on. I would start with one instance. When the load gets high you can switch to a larger model. When you have colle
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by js4all 16y ago
The comments so far are just about HDCP, Blu-Ray and playback difficulties. The paste however contains the key matrix used to encrypt and decrypt the digital video signal. If this is valid, every transmission between a HDCP-secured playback
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by js4all 16y ago
I love it how Cloudant is giving CouchDB a big boost. First they introduced Big Couch as open source and now a Java based map-reducer. I am excited to see what's coming next. These guys are geniuses.
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by js4all 16y ago
It's a classical cookie stealing attack by injecting an image tag into a twitter search api call. <script> document.location="http://dev.twitter.com/search?query==</script> <script>
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by js4all 16y ago
I am using Posterous and can recommend it. Whatever you choose, make sure to use your own custom domain. Doing so, you can later change your blogging platform wherever you want.
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by js4all 16y ago
When I read the title, I was hoping to see a real alternative to captchas. What I see is not that different (pictures vs. letter/numbers) Something revolutionary different is needed.
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by js4all 16y ago
Interesting article. Cookie-stealing however is not that simple, as all sites I know in detail, use IP binding. This method renders the cookie useless for the attacker, as long as he doesn't forge the original IP.
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by js4all 16y ago
No, there is no plan to support current IE. Skywriter relies on the <canvas> element and makes heavy use of html5.
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by js4all 16y ago
Kudos for using the bookmarklet. :) The whole point of Skywriter is the underlying totally new architecture: The use of canvas, incredibly fast rendering and unlimited editing file size. No other textarea-based editor can do that. When it c
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by js4all 16y ago
Great idea. What you are describing sounds like a combination of EtherPad and Skywriter.
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by js4all 16y ago
Agreed, it's huge. And there is more to come due to the flexible plug-in model. BTW. The mockup of your CMS looks impressive.
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Bespin is now Mozilla Skywriter, moves to GitHub(mozillalabs.com)
75 points by js4all 16y ago|17 comments
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by js4all 16y ago
That would be git-web. It's not built-in, but a set of Perl scripts that are invoked via CGI from Apache or similar. Setup is a snap as it can be installed with apt-get/yum/zypper.
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by js4all 16y ago
I asked myself the same. Anyway this is an impressive demo and I voted accordingly. :)
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Oracle releases Sun-RPC in Glibc under BSD license(sources.redhat.com)
2 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 16y ago
This is fantastic.
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by js4all 16y ago
Maybe a museum outside the U.S, can help. There is one in my old hometown in Germany. It is the biggest computer museum in the world and they have a cray-1. http://en.hnf.de
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by js4all 16y ago
My full respect for releasing it as open source, even after the big disappointment of being not approved. I can sense the hard work, that has been put into this. Thanks.
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Dev-Team Blog - Winning moves - no jailbreak for iOS 4.0.2 or 3.2.2(blog.iphone-dev.org)
2 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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Rumor: Social networking coming to iTunes(tuaw.com)
1 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 16y ago
Yeah right. And /dev/null jokes are as old as Unix and always good for a laugh.
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Hey Facebook, Here Are Some Other Companies You Can Bully Or Sue(techcrunch.com)
2 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments

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