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by kennu 12y ago
Because in the typical Docker workflow, developers (who often use OS X) build container images on their computers. Anyway, boot2docker works really well nowadays. Even individual port forwarding has been eliminated by using a virtual IP add
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by kennu 12y ago
Keystok ( https://keystok.com/ ), which uses JavaScript to encrypt/decrypt secrets in the browser, and also provides a REST API and client libraries to access the secrets programmatically, for deploying API keys to apps
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by kennu 12y ago
I'd also consider it very important to be able to run Docker on any host - for instance a small VPS server that only has its own single IP address.
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How to deploy AWS Beanstalk Docker apps from the command line(docs.aws.amazon.com)
3 points by kennu 13y ago|0 comments
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by kennu 13y ago
It's always a little bit harder to learn an existing framework than to just write your own stuff from scratch to suit your project. But the former is pretty much guaranteed to be more productive than the latter.
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13-Year-Old Becomes the World's Youngest Person to Achieve Nuclear Fusion(inhabitat.com)
4 points by kennu 13y ago|0 comments
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by kennu 13y ago
It's pretty difficult to hit the vote buttons with a normal mouse/trackpad, too. Requires a lot of concentration.
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by kennu 13y ago
Would these headers break ads that come from unpredictable sources through ad networks?
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Proposal to remove OpenSSL from Ruby's stdlib(bugs.ruby-lang.org)
4 points by kennu 13y ago|0 comments
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by kennu 13y ago
According to Microsoft's own blog post ( http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2014/01/09/tackling-... ), they specifically removed a non-self-updating version of Tor, which was installed
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by kennu 13y ago
According to Microsoft's own blog post ( http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2014/01/09/tackling-... ), they specifically removed a non-self-updating version of Tor, which was installed
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by kennu 13y ago
I think it's inconsiderate of the employer to provide desks where you cannot eat lunch in peace.
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OS X Mountain Lion: Still unsupported and vulnerable(zdnet.com)
1 points by kennu 13y ago|0 comments
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by kennu 13y ago
I always find it silly, when sorting Amazon search results by avg. customer review, that the top results are the ones with just 1-2 reviews and 5 stars. It's pretty unhelpful.
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by kennu 13y ago
That's nice. I have for a long time been running just Postfix + Dovecot IMAP and relying on OSX Mail's spam detection, which is not that great (lots of false positives, learned data not synched between computers, etc). This inspir
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by kennu 13y ago
I don't know if this device works or not, but I certainly see the value in being able to take quantitive measurements and automatically store them in a database. It'd be like measuring your weight with a scale that submits the dat
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Minecraft's Notch to appear on The Late Late Show this Thursday(joystiq.com)
1 points by kennu 13y ago|0 comments
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by kennu 13y ago
I've had similar problems googling for Cocos2d help. OTOH, because you can run the CocosBuilder-generated game in the browser, it is very easy to experiment in the JavaScript console and figure out how the various JavaScript bindings o
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by kennu 13y ago
I'm curious about the decision to not use Cocos2d, which would include a nice GUI for quickly designing 2D game scenes (CocosBuilder). Are there any particular downsides to it, or was it just not considered at all? My own experience wi
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by kennu 13y ago
We use Passpack.com for 10+ people and have a routine policy of backing everything up (in encrypted form) on several USB sticks regularly. It's a nice service, although the UI/UX could be polished and simplified. We haven't s
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by kennu 13y ago
I often receive invitations to meetings that will take place after my vacation, so it would seem pretty silly and arrogant to just delete them. And of course there's a lot of other similar mail; small pieces of information that will be
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by kennu 13y ago
I thought this was about http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elm_(email_client) after all these years, what a dissapointment! :-)
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by kennu 14y ago
Q: Will it have the same issues for offline-playing as the PC version or can you just play it when you want to?
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by kennu 14y ago
I'm very happy that there are several active open source projects to choose from. I get a similar impression of Meteor vs. Derby as I get from Rails vs. Django. (To me, their difference is about productivity vs. flexibility, although IMHO R
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by kennu 14y ago
It's quite possible that I just couldn't figure out the right way to do REST APIs in Meteor, before giving up and switching to Derby. I think I'm going to have to try it again soon.
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by kennu 14y ago
Well, when I started with Meteor (January 2013), it was very easy to get a realtime app running (multiplayer HTML game) and the whole architecture was stable and reliable. But it was difficult to extend the app beyond the specific features
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by kennu 14y ago
Is Meteor winning now? Commit activity of Derby.js (and Racer) seem really low. I already switched once from Meteor to Derby for more flexibility (npm packages, server-side express routes, etc.). But I'm wondering if Meteor now has more mom
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by kennu 14y ago
Nowadays whenever I see a callback waterfall forming, my first thought is https://npmjs.org/package/node-async .
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by kennu 14y ago
Would you mind listing the high quality self hosted alternatives to Google Reader? I host my own email (Postfix+Dovecot on Ubuntu is pretty simple), and I might like to do it for RSS feeds, too.
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by kennu 14y ago
I would note that the article doesn't consider having to install any custom PEAR/PECL packages that your PHP application might require. Sometimes they need to be installed on the command line (as root), or sometimes as OS packages. If you'r

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