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by kennu 11y ago
You can use Amazon's IAM Web Identity Federation and grant access to resources only for users that have signed in with Google, Facebook etc. with approved user identifiers. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSJavaScriptSDK&#x
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by kennu 11y ago
I guess it depends if your emotional configuration is still stored somewhere, or if it was lost when cryo-preserving your head only.
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by kennu 11y ago
I wish Lambda could listen to arbitrary TCP ports and respond e.g. to HTTP requests or MQTT messages. In the current form it seems pretty limited for any scenarios where generic clients initiate the requests, such as collecting device data
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by kennu 12y ago
If anybody's wondering about the portable volumes, they're based on Flocker ( https://github.com/ClusterHQ/flocker ) which uses ZFS to move data around between nodes.
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Amazon Machine Learning Review(robusttechhouse.com)
1 points by kennu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kennu 12y ago
Angular.js should be considered a tool that solves certain problems well and some other problems less well. In my book, Angular (when used with Yeoman's generator-angular-fullstack) is a high-productivity tool that immediately generate
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by kennu 12y ago
I've found it depends on the depth of 'flow' you're in. When trying to force yourself to get something done (perhaps using various productivity techniques), eliminating distractions can be quite beneficial. OTOH when act
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Paulig's smart mug Muki has a coffee-powered e-ink display(paulig.fi)
1 points by kennu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kennu 12y ago
Docker on ARM is cool, but it also adds some complexity and heaviness. - You can't access some things from inside containers, e.g. Bluetooth LE. - Processes that run in separate containers don't use shared libraries (shared RAM) s
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Five technologies that betrayed Silk Road's anonymity(itworld.com)
2 points by kennu 12y ago|0 comments
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by kennu 12y ago
Is this the beginning of an endless stream of products that basically integrate a simple multi-sensor chip and claim to revolutionalize our lives by notifying us that we need to wear coats outside? I don't want to sound too negative, b
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by kennu 12y ago
I am under the exact same impression. Many smart people repeatedly advocate deploying e-voting systems without understanding the basic underlying problems, which are not technical in nature. I don't think even homomorphic cryptography
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by kennu 12y ago
I'd say it's an entirely different thing to vanish from an event than to vanish from a conversation. Vanishing from an event early can be seen as considerate: you don't want to spoil other people's party mood with your g
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by kennu 12y ago
I think sometimes people also confuse "easiness" and "managed complexity". Docker makes it easy to work on a single container/image at a time, so you don't have to simultaneously grasp the rest of a complex sys
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by kennu 12y ago
Curiously this went the other way round in Finland. The government tried (10 years ago) to develop a centralized, smart card based authentication system. Nobody wanted to use it, and meanwhile, all the banks had simultaneously developed the
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Enabling Open Markets for the Web of Things [pdf](w3.org)
20 points by kennu 12y ago|2 comments
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by kennu 12y ago
But will isomorphism die now that Google is capable of indexing the content rendered by JavaScript apps on the browser?
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by kennu 12y ago
Yet it's good to acknowledge that a small number of companies like Google, Facebook and Twitter are in practice controlling the media consumption of a large (growing) amount of people. They have the power to make fine tuned adjustement
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by kennu 12y ago
I think your comment summarizes why this stuff so hard on traditional SQL; one doesn't even know where exactly to start. In MongoDB, you just turn on replication according to http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/replicat
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Don’t use the HTML picture element (most of the time)(blog.cloudfour.com)
4 points by kennu 12y ago|1 comments
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by kennu 12y ago
Quite possible. But it depends on what level of disaster you want to protect yourself from. Single EC2 instance termination is much more common than an entire availability zone going down. I'd say OpsWorks auto-healing is better than j
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by kennu 12y ago
Autoscaling is your friend, but you can also use "auto-healing" if your stack is built on Amazon's AWS OpsWorks and you just want to keep a single instance alive. It will automatically spawn a replacement instance and reattac
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by kennu 12y ago
Is that verification process described somewhere in Google's proposal? I don't understand how it would work with third party Monitors. Would I have to prove my identity with some email-callback or DNS/HTTP token separately to
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by kennu 12y ago
How will the Key Directories and third party Monitors verify that I'm the real owner of my self-hosted email address user@myowndomain.com, uploading my real public key to the directory?
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by kennu 12y ago
For GUI apps, I've found Atom Shell ( https://github.com/atom/atom-shell ) quite convenient as a HTML app wrapper. You can embed Angular.js and Bootstrap to create a working prototype application very quickly. Node.
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by kennu 12y ago
Maybe lying on a couch is the safest choice then. :-)
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by kennu 12y ago
I guess Facebook comments are a popular alternative. I used to run my own Django based comment system, which used Mollom for spam control. There's probably quite a few similar spam APIs available (Mollom is free for low-traffic use). P
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by kennu 12y ago
Contra? Shouldn't it be Contrl? (Original name is Contrλ)
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by kennu 12y ago
Two, according to my local Finnish new source. ( http://yle.fi/uutiset/israelin_yhdysvaltain-lahettilas_nobel... )
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by kennu 12y ago
I started doing exactly the same thing about a year ago and I'm very happy about it. I immediately click either "Archive" or "Trash" on all messages that don't need a response, so I currently only have 7 emails

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