ldng

57 ms·

571.
by ldng 8y ago
And I bet they'll continue to ignore it until people forget about it.
572.
by ldng 8y ago
Yeah, Thanks Google for killing proxies....
573.
by ldng 8y ago
We're still on Rancher 1.6 and Cattle because it's much simpler for us and we don't have the time to invest in a migration to 2.0
574.
by ldng 8y ago
Not only that, when opened all day long, it can slows Firefox to a temporary freeze. Bloody annoying.
575.
by ldng 8y ago
So, centralized is greener ?
576.
by ldng 8y ago
Hum, you don't have the syntaxic sugar but I'm pretty sure you can do bitemporal tables for sometimes in PostgreSQL.
577.
by ldng 8y ago
It will break the decentralised Internet ?
578.
by ldng 8y ago
I kind of disagree, the argument back then (6 years ago) was that the rendering was slow. That argument has not been revisited since. And new ones were made along the way. IMHO, Facebook was just looking for developers mindshare. If the cor
579.
by ldng 8y ago
It's more, managing a nation like a startup
580.
by ldng 8y ago
I can't help but note some "interesting" removals. "Protecting your information—and being transparent about the ways we use it—is one of the core commitments we make to you. You entrust us with your information, and we
581.
Kickstarter comparison of the new GDPR-compliant Policy [pdf](d3mlfyygrfdi2i.cloudfront.net)
2 points by ldng 8y ago|1 comments
582.
by ldng 8y ago
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
583.
by ldng 8y ago
Typical Facebook NIH: it's not fast enough because it's written in O'Caml Edit: oh and copyright
584.
by ldng 9y ago
> I could not find the design files for Pinebook so I'm not sure what is "Open Source" about it? Schematics are not sources. That might be what you were looking for : https://www.pine64.org/?page_id=5734
585.
by ldng 9y ago
Inevitably this will be compared to PostGIS so maybe you could put a paragraph in the README on how it compares to it what is the usecase where Tile38 would serve you better. I must admit I don't see one for my own needs.
586.
by ldng 9y ago
Doing something over doing nothing is always a big difference. And a potential for failure and all sort of issues.
587.
by ldng 9y ago
> a random decision by Google It's not random and that it just might serve security is a side effect. It is about competitive advantage over other Ad Networks which might not implement HTTPS for AdSense. It is about raising both mon
588.
Ask HN: What is happening with SpamCop?
1 points by ldng 9y ago|0 comments
589.
Ask HN: Is Cisco killing Spamcop?
1 points by ldng 9y ago|0 comments
590.
by ldng 9y ago
True but even with a centralized logging system, if the logs are not good enough you can find yourself still wondering what the hell happened. Grep here is just the tool to extract the "story".
591.
by ldng 9y ago
Just wondering if I'm the only one, but I like my logs to be the narrative of what's happening in the system.
592.
by ldng 9y ago
Depending on your needs, sometimes it might be more interesting starting for there : https://about.commonsearch.org/ and then scrap whatever is missing or not fresh enough. The scrapping process can be quite intense on serv
593.
by ldng 10y ago
You're right about the system being tailored toward Big Co. Yet I've seen SME managing to get subsidies. There are tricks and shortcut. Networking is key here to find out about them. I've seen a lot of startups joining up to
594.
by ldng 10y ago
Looks like the free lunch isn't that free after all then. Tough luck.
595.
by ldng 10y ago
> France policy are very hostile toward capital. This is actually is a lot more subtle. Sure there are heavy taxes about which that some (ideologically interested) people love to complain about. But there are also a lot of public subsidi
596.
by ldng 10y ago
Any advice if I just want to go ahead and kickout WoSign and StartCom ? Or do I have to wait on Mozilla ?
597.
by ldng 10y ago
Can you now invalidate Google cache ? Because by the look of that issue, you don't have any control. https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/issues/1901 So basically you are completely at the mercy of Goog
598.
by ldng 10y ago
Well HTTP/2 is awesome ... for web applications where you might not have to interact with third parties (ie Google's usecase and they build it in the first place IMHO). When you have a web site this is a totally different stor
599.
by ldng 10y ago
> Just saying 'cutting spending = bad' is about as baseless as this article I'll grant you that. But Spain is the country who was in the top 5 countries in solar RD in the 200x, a lot of education program in that sector fo
600.
by ldng 10y ago
A lot of skilled Spanish dev have fled to Paris and London despite the high cost of living of those cities and being paid less because they're foreigners because it is still more rewarding. In Spain, politician and corruption are pushi

More ›