kevinbowman

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by kevinbowman 11y ago
It's possible when you don't realise that something will be cached (for whatever reason - incorrect verb, missing etag or cache-control headers, some cookie confusion), and suddenly everyone starts seeing one person's experie
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
I wonder if it has a reflection API...
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
It's also possible that a site may misleadingly return 451 codes to indicate that they've been censored when perhaps they haven't, maybe in order to inflame a discussion or some other political maneuvering. So, not only can
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
If you hover over the bars, the "Global Market Share" numbers seem to match up so I guess it's that.
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Also, concerningly, you can request it on https but the cert's CN is "root.hackers.fi". Maybe I'll just use the older version in Ubuntu's repository instead, or clone it from Github or something like that.
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
The URL https://engineering.pinterest.com/blog/open-sourcing-terrapi... gives more info, which this article links through to.
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
This was linked from the recent DevOps Weekly newsletter ( http://www.devopsweekly.com/ ) and I thought it looked interesting. Has anyone used it or care to share opinions about it?
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Applikatoni – An open-source, technology agnostic deployment server(applikatoni.com)
1 points by kevinbowman 11y ago|1 comments
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Axon: Java framework for scalable, high performance applications(axonframework.org)
3 points by kevinbowman 11y ago|0 comments
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
From memory, when you create an ElastiCache cluster, you have to choose whether it's memcache or redis. It's really just a very thin wrapper around them running EC2 instances in your VPC which are running either memcache or redis
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
This was linked from the Youtube video linked above, which looks useful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGXRAVUzL4U&list=PLHre9pIBAg...
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
I'd guess because it's aimed as a generic attach-to-any-truck setup, where people other than Samsung may not want to run cables through their truck. Also, the cab and the trailer will often be detached and changed; an extra set o
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Does anyone else find the Github status "messages" page [0] a bit jarring in how it's organised? The way that, when read from top to bottom, time goes forwards within a day but backwards across days? I guess I normally would
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How widely used are security based HTTP response headers?(scotthelme.co.uk)
3 points by kevinbowman 11y ago|0 comments
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
This is good news; it was always the "missing link" in hosting PCI-compliant services on AWS forcing you to use something like a different hostname for the checkout flow vs the rest of your site.
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PCI Compliance for Amazon CloudFront(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by kevinbowman 11y ago|1 comments
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Congrats on the release! Could you update the docker hub image? I'm impatient to try it...
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
You're welcome, and thanks for making the change. I use Firefox Nightly, so it may be that it was a problem waiting for an up'n'coming Firefox release before it got more widely noticed.
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
At least one of these, Node-RED, I'm pretty sure has always been open source? It's excellent, by the way.
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ActiveMQ Artemis(activemq.apache.org)
1 points by kevinbowman 11y ago|0 comments
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Interestingly, in my firefox, the CSS style "font-weight: 100" makes the text virtually blend into the background and quite unreadable.
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Yeah perhaps, but I'd've thought some software mechanism (regular pings etc) would be easy enough to offset the power / heat of having the backlight on. Although I guess backlights are just a few LEDs these days, so probably
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
I wonder why all of the display backlights are on? I understand having the laptops open to stop them going to sleep without an external display, but I'd've thought you could turn the backlight all the way to "off".
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Yes - at least, from a sample size of 1 (me) I like the old cronolog way of doing this, and it means I don't get the rotate-a-day-later-to-avoid-trailing-lines-in-compressed-logfiles issue.
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Timezone issue perhaps?
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Latest nightly doesn't show the problem. Go firefox!
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
Heh, that's cool :) However, it makes my Firefox crash about a second after the page loads :( I feel a bug report coming on, after checking the latest nightly build...
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
> Do you have permissions to use those images? Wow, you're quite right - there's no attribution on any of the photos. Also, since they're re-hosted onto tumblr it's hard to tell where they came from. It's possib
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
That's great news, thanks! You may well have just changed my summer.
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by kevinbowman 11y ago
In my opinion, it's a race between FirefoxOS phones and Ubuntu phones as to who gets 4G first. I've been using FirefoxOS phones for a while (Open, Open C and now Flame) but I'm missing the 4G connection, and that may well be

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