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by js4all 11y ago
Great job, but I noticed that the server gets just a B rating (ssllabs) due to: - rc4 acceptance - Session resumption (caching) No (IDs empty) - no OCSP stapling - Next Protocol Negotiation (NPN) Yes, but not signalling a
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OpenID 2.0 for Google Accounts has gone away(support.google.com)
5 points by js4all 11y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 12y ago
I am really not sure, but maybe people will value the watch that way. We will see.
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by js4all 12y ago
This speculation is insane. An Apple watch is no mechanical masterpiece like luxury watches in this price region. No watch lover will pay such prices for cheap Chinese electronics. If Apple pulls that stunt, the are geniuses in marketing.
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by js4all 12y ago
Unfortunately, it has to be TCP. You can define other HTTP frontends thought, but then you lose SPDY for that frontend. You can use the routing capabilities of nginx in the backend to break the traffic further down.
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by js4all 12y ago
In the described setup, HAProxy is doing SSL termination. See the gist for the cert and crypto parameters. This is getting a A+ from ssllabs.
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by js4all 12y ago
Sure, here is a gist: https://gist.github.com/dvbportal/cccccbbf6163cfbbbce6 The frontend definition advertises spdy and http/1.1 protocols via npn. (this should be now ALPN, HAProxy supports it) The ssl_fc_npn AC
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Simple SPDY and NPN Negotiation with HAProxy (2012)(igvita.com)
1 points by js4all 12y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 12y ago
Current HAProxy already supports the handshake of SPDY/HTTP2 via NPN and ALPN. You have to route to proper backends. You also need to provide a HTTP/1.1 fallback implementation for incapable clients. Once setup that works very wel
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by js4all 12y ago
Please don't go back to mDNSResponder for reasons mentioned in the article, like missing security updates and future update problems. If you are hit by the renumbering issue, you can reconfigure discoveryd with: $ sudo /usr&
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Octopress Search Now with Lunr.js(blog.cloudno.de)
3 points by js4all 12y ago|0 comments
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Pushy – Off-Canvas Navigation Menu(christopheryee.ca)
1 points by js4all 12y ago|0 comments
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SSL Labs Test for the Heartbleed Attack | Security Labs | Qualys Community(community.qualys.com)
1 points by js4all 13y ago|0 comments
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CouchDB Version 1.5 is Now Available on Cloudnode(blog.cloudno.de)
2 points by js4all 13y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 13y ago
You are going a dangerous way. As long as your team and code base are small, a self-cocked solution has its advantages. But when you use one of the frameworks, your app gets a structure that other developers can easily understand, because t
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Redis Persistence and Backups in Production(blog.cloudno.de)
1 points by js4all 13y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 13y ago
Here are my results (using Mac Mini and iPhone): 1. Setup/pairing: Clear instructions, worked perfectly 2. Access to phone book: OK and can be denied and then requires manual dialling 3. Making calls: OK 4. Receiving calls: OK, gives a
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by js4all 13y ago
Thanks, I used 49J7KRXTA4WY and I am currently testing.
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Our Octopress Blog Improved(blog.cloudno.de)
1 points by js4all 13y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 13y ago
I didn't know about gitbucket and just tried it. It is a war file that brings everything. It is easy to setup and can run standalone for tests: java -jar gitbucket.war. The UI is mostly github. First impression is really good.
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by js4all 13y ago
We are using gitblit. Installation and use is super easy. We have integrated it with LDAP for authentication and Jenkins for auto builds using hooks.
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by js4all 13y ago
Of course you can use backbone.js apps without losses of SEO. You need to render versions for the crawler. Google crawls ajax sites perfectly, if implemented correctly. https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-craw
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by js4all 13y ago
The title is a bit misleading. The blog post is about async calls in Java vs Scala using promises. Good read though.
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by js4all 13y ago
When criticising CouchDB, don't forget about its killer features: Replication: slave, master, multi-master, pull, push, single, continuous over http(s), you name it. Update handlers: You don't have to fetch, modify and save in eve
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Major Site Update, Now Using Bootstrap(blog.cloudno.de)
2 points by js4all 13y ago|0 comments
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by js4all 13y ago
That's a common trick to snap a domain. I was in the same position, but signaled that I would sell, if the price is right. In the end I got a decent price and we were both happy. You can also try to convince the new owner to have a lin
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by js4all 13y ago
I just signed up. There is no setting for Germany in the account details, just United States, United Kingdom and Canada.
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by js4all 13y ago
I am a long time user and fan of CouchDB. It is great to see such an active project. Those who were skeptical after Damien's leave were proofed wrong. I am especially interested in Fauxton and Cloudant's BigCouch merge.
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by js4all 13y ago
For those interested in the ISO: http://android-x86.googlecode.com/files/android-x86-4.3-2013...
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by js4all 13y ago
Despite JavaScript, you can also use CoffeeScript and Erlang. The later is un-sandboxed and that's why it is not enabled per default.

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