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by justkez 7y ago
If your routes are restricted to only EU countries, sure! Stray over the Croatian border to Montenegro, for example, and you'll be racking up the bills. Source: knowingly burnt £10 trying to find somewhere child friendly for lunch.
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Linode Now Offering Dedicated CPU Instances(blog.linode.com)
2 points by justkez 8y ago|0 comments
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by justkez 8y ago
Feel like I've trialled every multi-DB client under the sun. Spent a good deal of time with Valentina, then DataGrip but firmly in bed with TablePlus ( http://tableplus.com ) now. First class Mac native experience and it&#x
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by justkez 8y ago
I've used Redash [1] and Saiku [2] with good success. Redash is a swiss army knife approach to dashboarding and can run/schedule queries against a plethora of data sources and visualise in different ways Saiku uses Mondrian (OLAP
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by justkez 8y ago
I've recently noticed Chrome (71) on Mac is now hijacking the `Command + Q` shortcut and asking if I really want to quit. I appreciate people will occasionally shut down a Chrome session by mistake, but it seems a little ironic that t
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by justkez 8y ago
I feel like this has been some months in the making. We have an IAP enabled app ( https://www.bestcoffee.guide/app ) just turned a year old. When we launched last year we had no issues with our - very clear - subscription pag
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by justkez 8y ago
This isn't an Electron bash, but I tried this a few weeks ago (found via Product Hunt) and after adding a few apps (G Suite, Trello, Slack, Workflowy), I found the UI frustratingly sluggish and ultimately counter-productive. This is o
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by justkez 8y ago
Looks interesting! We've deployed Snipcart on a few static/React sites to keep them self contained which offers a JS powered cart/checkout experience for the same 2% load on the payment fees. Do you see Trolley evolving to i
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Ask HN: How do you maintain privacy policy/terms and conditions documents?
1 points by justkez 8y ago|0 comments
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by justkez 9y ago
There's a particularly irksome reference in this article: > took out roughly 75% of LittleThings' organic traffic while hammering its profit margins. From my admittedly limited expertise this would be called "Social"
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by justkez 9y ago
Have used Bulma a bit and definitely easy to get up and running with something practical and aesthetically pleasing. However for a recent site build [0] we went with Tachyons [1] - for anyone who's not come across it; give it a try! Th
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by justkez 9y ago
Loosely tangental; can anyone recommend an image library management system they've had success with? Looking for uploading, thumb-nailing, search metadata, access levels and ideally some on-the-fly transformations like Cloudinary offe
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by justkez 9y ago
There was a recent Indie Hackers podcast with one of the WorkFlowy founders ( https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/037-jesse-patel-of-work... ) where he admits marketing/user acquisition is most definitely one of hi
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by justkez 9y ago
311,000 (report) indexed pages in Google. Ouch. Helpful screenshot to have the next time it happens to you.
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Us.linkedin.com subdomain certificate expired(imgur.com)
4 points by justkez 9y ago|1 comments
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by justkez 9y ago
I lost countless hours trying to replicate the DHTML effects from ziggen.com (Sigurd Mannsaker) - that site repeatedly demonstrated an utter mastery of Dynamic HTML (without making your mouse cursor have a trail...) Some similar era sites t
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by justkez 12y ago
Seconded. It took me a while to bite the bullet and buy it, but if you're needing any kind of reliability from a PG GUI, Navicat is by far the best option. I don't find the lag too noticeable; certainly not when you're in qu
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The End of Powerful, Pocket Sized Androids?(touchycovers.com)
11 points by justkez 12y ago|9 comments
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Fixing Jekyll, rsync + nginx permissions – at last(vpschef.com)
1 points by justkez 12y ago|0 comments
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Low Memory, Low Cost VPS(vpschef.com)
4 points by justkez 12y ago|0 comments
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by justkez 13y ago
Technology All Rounder, Harris + Hoole, London, UK - Full Time. We’re on the hunt for a Technology Guru to join our fantastic team at Hooligan House. This is a full time role based in our HQ at Barbican. ### About Us Harris + Hoole is a f
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by justkez 13y ago
It raises interesting questions about how companies like Incapsula will integrate with their customers in the future. Fairly easy for them to sit and monitor the low level networking kit dealing with Layer 3 + 4 attacks, but that's the
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by justkez 13y ago
You may want to update this to reflect the fact that "MJ12bot" is selling SEO Services, too. They run a reward program for using their agent and getting pages crawled (data is then crunched on a central server cluster owned by the
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by justkez 13y ago
Harris + Hoole ( http://www.harrisandhoole.co.uk ) - London, UK H+H is hiring a tech all-rounder! We are a rapidly growing brick-and-mortar coffee shop startup (from 3 to 22 shops in the last year), bringing better coffee to the h
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by justkez 13y ago
I'm doing: content_type "text/event-stream" stream(:keep_open) { |out| settings.connections << out } From Sinatra, which I assume is then deferring to EventMachine, courtesy of Thin. I'll see i
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by justkez 13y ago
I've been enjoying using Puma in clustered mode for some production sites, but falling back to Thin for Server Sent Events (new EventSource()) - does anyone know if this is ever likely to come to Puma, or is there a fundamental reason
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Ask HN: How do you monitor your automated jobs?
1 points by justkez 13y ago|2 comments
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by justkez 14y ago
It's great to see more D3 based mapping projects - it has made it really easy for anyone to get hold of geospatial data and munge it with stats, all with very little learning curve.
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Linode NextGen - market leaders or not?(vpschef.com)
1 points by justkez 14y ago|0 comments
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Redis, Heroku and the Business Benefit of Free(justkez.com)
1 points by justkez 14y ago|0 comments

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