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by krallin 13y ago
Even if they did, would they actually award the bounty even though the bug was directly taken to a blog post, and not reported to them first? I may be mistaken, but I was under the impression that there generally was a tacit agreement that
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by krallin 13y ago
I think that what they wanted to say is one of: cookies don't really work for in-app tracking, cookies don't carry over from laptop to smartphone. Cookies obviously work in mobile browsers, but browsers are only a part of the pict
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by krallin 13y ago
It's amusing that you could replace "UX" with "Marketing" in that article, and it would make sense! (except for the 4th myth, which may need a little bit of rewriting)
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by krallin 13y ago
Well, that's only if you understand the risks! ;) The invalid certificate was a cloudflare one, so probably acceptable : ) (and it's always better than accessing over HTTP)
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by krallin 13y ago
If you get the SSL warning on Chrome, you can enter "proceed" and then press enter at the keyboard. Even if there's no "I understand the risks, let me proceed" button, this will work.
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by krallin 13y ago
Ha! Nice to see you here : ) The except clause is in the "dropbox_auth_finish" view. That might be personal paranoia, but I'm sure that every single timeI think "It's OK to put a `except:` here", it eventually
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by krallin 13y ago
I wonder whether it's intentional that the tutorial isn't "copy-pastable". Specifically, it does not spell out any of the imports, and uses very large except clauses.
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How to choose the right Private Cloud Platform(blog.scalr.com)
1 points by krallin 13y ago|0 comments
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by krallin 13y ago
Doesn't quite exactly work on a non QWERTY keyboard : ( Still awesome, though!
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by krallin 13y ago
Looks more like support content for the book than the source code itself, or am I missing something here?
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by krallin 13y ago
Facebook actually has an option to "memorialize" accounts: https://www.facebook.com/help/150486848354038
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What you should most definitely know before you yank PaaS for IaaS(blog.scalr.com)
1 points by krallin 13y ago|0 comments
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by krallin 13y ago
For larger companies that usually don't rely on VPS providers and the like, AWS can still be a compelling offering for new ventures, as you don't have to commit resources (capital) to in-house infrastructure for a project that mig
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Network connectivity issues in us-east-1(status.aws.amazon.com)
2 points by krallin 13y ago|0 comments
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How Great User Experience Design Makes You More Productive(blog.scalr.com)
1 points by krallin 13y ago|0 comments
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by krallin 13y ago
Or you can just dynamically launch an EC2 instance just when you need a VPN : )
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Locate the latest Ubuntu EC2 AMIs in one line of Python(github.com)
2 points by krallin 13y ago|0 comments
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by krallin 13y ago
Is there a list of todos / easy picks for new contributors to get started with?
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"Cloud Native": Data persistence with the Object Store and the Block Store(blog.scalr.com)
1 points by krallin 13y ago|0 comments
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The Static Website Hosting Showdown: S3 vs GCS vs Cloud Files(blog.scalr.com)
9 points by krallin 13y ago|3 comments
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by krallin 13y ago
I would be surprised by Guido Van Rossum left Google to work on "some Python duct tape" at Dropbox ; ).
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by krallin 13y ago
This is meant to be a series, so the second article (which talks about the Image Store) is found here: http://blog.scalr.com/post/55282745486/cloud-native-the-imag... (Didn't want to spam post!)
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Think Cloud means Elasticity? You're doing it wrong(blog.scalr.com)
3 points by krallin 13y ago|2 comments
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by krallin 13y ago
I would personally recommend the new one (but take this with a grain of salt: I work on it). I use it daily to build www.scalr.com. It's got more tests, and it succeeds at building the Cactus examples like the old one. The only thing t
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by krallin 13y ago
Here's a small, shameless, open source, plug: I work on the "Cactus" static website generator, check out and fork our work here: github.com/koenbok/Cactus (current version), https://github.com/kralli
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by krallin 13y ago
Actually, this comment is correct. S3 may indeed serve it using Static Website Hosting (and you need to enable it anyway to use CloudFront with it). Still, S3 is quite slow, and not globally distributed. It's indeed good advice and p
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by krallin 13y ago
Yup - and Route 53 can now even serve the Zone Apex to an S3 bucket!
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by krallin 13y ago
Totally agree. I think the problem is that the definition of what a "Cloud Operating system" is actually is quite loose. Mine would include compute, storage, and networking. And truly, by this definition, OpenStack did achieve s
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Was it really 80%? Explaining AWS's last price cut(blog.scalr.com)
3 points by krallin 13y ago|0 comments
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How Reliability Architect keeps Netflix online, and his advice to startups(thenextweb.com)
4 points by krallin 13y ago|0 comments

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