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by kossae 9y ago
If you've tried Postman ( https://www.getpostman.com/ ), how would you say Insomnia is better?
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by kossae 9y ago
Agreed. I work for a company in such a niche and there are definitely side-niche markets still out there for people to find and dominate, sometimes even on SEO alone. A small piece of a huge pie is still a very large piece to me.
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by kossae 9y ago
Same here on Chrome and Firefox MBP2015 Retina
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by kossae 9y ago
Simply log in first, then perform the scrape programmatically. Seen here: https://kazuar.github.io/scraping-tutorial/
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by kossae 9y ago
I would think it would be due to the sheer power differences of each organization. While I'm sure Canonical isn't strapped for cash, it's clear Apple is far larger of a company. The fact that Apple has built its user followin
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by kossae 9y ago
I feel like saying DDoS mitigators are in a position to not stop attacks is akin to saying car insurance companies are in a position to not stop car accidents. I think the value prop is the quality of the service WHEN the attacks happen, an
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by kossae 9y ago
The fact that the founders are involved as well is awesome. I'd say it really humanizes them in an environment where upper-level management could seem unreachable or distant.
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by kossae 9y ago
I've been a Wunderlist user for a while, now shopping around for a viable alternative. It's truly amazing how few options there are that match Wunderlist's feature set. It's also truly amazing how "basic" the f
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by kossae 10y ago
It also appears to be optional to donate the money earned through this service, as the payee may opt to keep the proceeds instead.
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by kossae 10y ago
You can get a layout with similar functionality using Slate ( https://github.com/lord/slate ).
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by kossae 10y ago
I can honestly say the only thing we found the full Docker line up (Containers, Swarm, Machine, etc.) good for large scale dev or staging/testing stuff. There are definitely uses for each of these tools, or other combinations, that hav
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by kossae 10y ago
Exactly. I had, at one point, run through all of the latest open source offerings in this space. Right after I got everything up and running, the initial whisper of maintenance came back and I purchased the entry level GitHub subscription.
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by kossae 10y ago
Wouldn't the developer still price to market in this case? It would be ideal that the decrease in commissions would be proportionate in developers' price points, but more than likely you're still paying .99-1.99 on average fo
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by kossae 10y ago
FWIW, the Esc key normally gets rid of these. Regardless, it is such an annoying marketing trick. Who knows... it must still provide a positive ROI if so many sites are still using it, unfortunately.
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by kossae 10y ago
For sure. I definitely underestimate the advantages of an admin panel with proper permissions and reporting. Working primarily with an e-commerce platform day-to-day, I do feel the hit of subpar solutions when using rails or similar.
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by kossae 10y ago
I know support, especially good support, is a hard problem to solve. However have you explored documenting processes in extreme detail in order to outsource that part of the business? The upfront investment would be great, but the returns i
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by kossae 10y ago
- Monitoring containers for failure, restarting according to policy This alone warrants an orchestration solution, even on a single machine.
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by kossae 10y ago
If anyone is looking into orchestration systems, I can't speak highly enough of Kontena ( https://github.com/kontena/kontena ). While it is still in the early stages of development, it is a great "small-mid lev
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by kossae 10y ago
Spotify has a nice solution for container cleanup: https://github.com/spotify/docker-gc
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by kossae 10y ago
Echoing the above, this is extremely important. Before jumping into any of the container orchestration tools you should familiarize yourself with terminology of Docker and it's concepts. I made the mistake of jumping in to Swarm (still
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by kossae 10y ago
I still don't understand this theory. As stated above, containers have the option to mount volumes on the host file system. Anything written while the container running is immediately persisted, and if the container dies you just re-mo
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Critical MySQL vulnerabilities can lead to server compromise(threatpost.com)
1 points by kossae 10y ago|0 comments
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by kossae 10y ago
That seems like an example of a SPA that should really be a static site. Aside from it being the library's main page, why would you even need to implement this with any front end frameworks? I believe the parent post was referencing ho
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by kossae 10y ago
They actually already offer a tight integration with Mattermost: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-mattermost
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by kossae 10y ago
I believe the point here is you don't need to be able to physically touch the computer. You can be 6 ft away from a server locked from physical access (via lock or other mechanism), although I'm not sure how containers around the
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by kossae 10y ago
Sounds like you're looking for something closer to Otto ( https://www.ottoproject.io/ )
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by kossae 10y ago
I believe a lot of people are confusing "serverless" (e.g. heroku e.g. http://justserverless.com/blog/what-is-serverless-com/ ) with "FaaS" (e.g. AWS Lambda). However I feel like the latter defi
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by kossae 10y ago
rel: http://www.devdocs.io has been invaluable for offline documentation.
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by kossae 11y ago
There are more details on the HSM in the iOS security guide here. https://www.apple.com/business/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pdf
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1st & Ten: Superimposing graphics onto the football field(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by kossae 13y ago|0 comments

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