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Library of Congress website during government shutdown(loc.gov)
1 points by leokun 13y ago|0 comments
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by leokun 13y ago
Right, like which product manager decided it was a good idea to add a website monitoring feature into document software.
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by leokun 13y ago
More like: HTML4: 1998 XHTML: 2000 HTML5: 2014 Also, I blame IE 6.
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by leokun 13y ago
This lady: > Councilwoman Lynette Gibson McElhaney, who represents West Oakland, said joblessness is a big factor in the city's robbery rate. I'm not going to turn to robbery if I lose my job. > "We have a lot fewer job
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by leokun 13y ago
I built something that'll store my bookmarks via Dropbox's datastore. I haven't added search yet, but it has tagging: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dripmarks/oeibaijn...
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by leokun 13y ago
I don't have ire at Mozilla. I love Mozilla, I want Firefox on the Mac to stop having such terrible performance. It has gotten a lot better but the scrolling and tab jittering/lag just makes it near unusable. It seems frustrating
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by leokun 13y ago
That makes sense, although not accepting patches is something that can be totally ok.
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by leokun 13y ago
I don't understand Mozilla's game plan. Do they want to be the company that makes a bunch of "me too" copies that are a little bit crappier than what Google makes or do they want to fix their browser. Seriously, focus. I
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by leokun 13y ago
It's a pretty good post, too bad about the title. I should give Closurescript a try. I don't necessarily agree with local modifications though, not unless it's absolutely obvious.
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by leokun 13y ago
Looks like there's no data in the world that's going to convince you away from what you already want to believe, no matter how overwhelming. Good luck to you.
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by leokun 13y ago
I have no problems deploying a django app with gunicorn. It's a simple command line statement, and deployment is always an intricate thing, unless you don't have to worry about ssl certs and secrets and keys, and managing access,
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by leokun 13y ago
In what ways is PHP less hassle than Python? I don't understand this argument.
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by leokun 13y ago
I like Unfuddle. I'd put more stuff there, but nobody would see it if I did. For many people it's like if code isn't on GitHub it doesn't exist.
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by leokun 13y ago
It's probably being reported as the Earth getting warmer due to people. As that's what's happening.
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by leokun 13y ago
> Almost everything associated with how climate change research is reported makes it reek of bad science and propaganda. The science says that the Earth is getting warmer, and it's getting warmer because of people. If you think this
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by leokun 13y ago
Today on HN: posts about missing links in evolution and rants about global warming reports. Wonderful.
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by leokun 13y ago
You seem to have a severe emotional response to data reports about global warming. The thing to remember is that how that data is reported doesn't actually matter. Reserve your angst for actual errors. The dramatic flashy wrappers peop
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by leokun 13y ago
As siong1987 mentioned, Cloudup was previously LearnBoost, creators of socket.io which came from heaven and replaced the horror that was Orbited for real time abstractions around websocket. I'm happy for them that they ended up at an a
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by leokun 13y ago
Free speech applies to government restrictions on speech. It hasn't much to do with rules and terms of private service. For example, you can't use claims of "free speech" to get HN to reverse a ban on you should that hap
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by leokun 13y ago
I've been pretty reluctant to comment ever since I created a Google+ account and it switched to my real name. I've never had too terrible comments, but I just don't want my real name anywhere near YouTube comments. I've
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by leokun 13y ago
It's very strange given how necessary air travel is. It still surprises me how need and margins are inversely related (luxury goods have high margins, commodities low), but it makes sense. It's the price. The price of travel is so
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by leokun 13y ago
Does being an adult just mean being old? There are 24 year olds with more responsibility, money, skill, influence, and intelligence than people older than that. Of course they're adults.
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by leokun 13y ago
Curious about if the "duino" part of the name is a little too similar legally wise.
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by leokun 13y ago
Will this be a game only platform or can I do work on it too?
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by leokun 13y ago
It's because you only have 2 servers, which reduces the likelihood that you're sharing a host machine with a misbehaving vm. You're probably also not using a load balancer or taxing the network much yourself.
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by leokun 13y ago
If you move to Rackspace, stay away from DWS, the dallas datacenter. It's over-booked, the network has constant issues, vm's on the same host machine as you are able to cause your vm network issues, the list of problems never stop
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by leokun 13y ago
The end of Moore's Law is like the Voyager leaves the solar system kind of post that just keeps repeating ad infinitum on HN. There are real drawbacks to popular upvotes as means to populate the homepage feed. I hope someday someone fi
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by leokun 13y ago
Was this submitted already? Sorry. :(
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Switch to IPv6 and get rid of NAT?(serverfault.com)
2 points by leokun 13y ago|2 comments
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by leokun 13y ago
Right because Minecraft's success has been because of that massive marketing campaign by Mojang. It depends. Marketing works sometimes, and sometimes you don't need it.

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