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by juvenn 17y ago
Subscribed. But try your best to maintain a high ratio of signal:noise, we'll appreciate your creative work then.
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by juvenn 17y ago
Redis has Pub/Sub support as well: http://code.google.com/p/redis/wiki/PublishSubscribe And I think their APIs ( limited to pub/sub ) are very alike, kinda cool!
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by juvenn 17y ago
Chongqing, China
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by juvenn 17y ago
Yeah, in its essence, the data flow is nearly the same as PuSH, that URL is named as callback in PuSH.
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by juvenn 17y ago
No, they'll bill you the data (e.g. messages you post to topics) transferred in from this June, then your first hits will not be free anymore. To quote from the page: Data Transfer In will be $0.10 per GB after June 30, 2010.
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by juvenn 17y ago
This stand-up hacking approach, does not only make my hacking productive, but also helps me on critical thinking. When I'm not typing, I just walk away from screen, and do some critical thinking instead. After I cleared my head, I'll contin
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by juvenn 17y ago
Hi Json, I'd hope I could buy one here, from China!
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by juvenn 17y ago
Thanks, that Command-T seems promising https://wincent.com/blog/bringing-textmate-style-command-t-t...
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by juvenn 17y ago
6/10
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JavaScript: what is "this"?(howtonode.org)
96 points by juvenn 17y ago|47 comments
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by juvenn 17y ago
Yeah, I've thought about submit http://howtonode.org as well. The articles are explained thoroughly and clearly, very nice stuff there. Thx for correcting the promise stuff.
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Awesome slides on node.js (barkingiguana.com)
22 points by juvenn 17y ago|8 comments
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by juvenn 17y ago
Fantasic!
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by juvenn 17y ago
In chrome, http://thegleebox.com will make your life easier, with its support for bookmarklets, it's a better choice than quixapp, I think.
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ProcessOne, a year in review - ProcessOne(process-one.net)
2 points by juvenn 17y ago|0 comments
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Google And Spotify Dance Over U.S. Launch (techcrunch.com)
2 points by juvenn 17y ago|0 comments
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by juvenn 17y ago
You both are my heroes. One from academia, and another javascript guru.
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Pimping out git log(jukie.net)
59 points by juvenn 17y ago|4 comments
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Route of GFW on Twitpic(twitpic.com)
15 points by juvenn 17y ago|3 comments
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{CouchDB} The Power of B-Trees(books.couchdb.org)
5 points by juvenn 17y ago|0 comments
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by juvenn 17y ago
Thank you neilc , it works so good, though that took me a evening to setup. And I'd recommend this to peers, it makes GFW much much harder to block, thus free us ultimately.
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Interview with Bill Joy 84'(web.cecs.pdx.edu)
2 points by juvenn 17y ago|0 comments
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by juvenn 17y ago
Because there're unqualified hackers here.
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by juvenn 17y ago
A lot of feedbacks from kind hackers, I could only conclude that there is no silver bullet. Though I think the best work-around is hosting a server outside of mainland china, and then tunnel through ssh or vpn. An EC2 might works here, but
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by juvenn 17y ago
Yes, I use OpenDNS now, but it fails like others.
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by juvenn 17y ago
Oh, I could not get the pdf, would please mail me a copy machese AT gmail, thanks.
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by juvenn 17y ago
You host your own ssh server, or a 3rd party's?
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by juvenn 17y ago
If I could afford any premium vpn, it would be a great choice. Thanks any way.
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by juvenn 17y ago
It's an open secret in IT industry. And I think the policy will not help, but intensify the discontent under the ground, and it will harm the society in the long run. But given the flaws of the institution, I don't think it will change in t
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by juvenn 17y ago
You do figure out the point.

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