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by lgierth 12y ago
> box1!box2!box3!userhandle That's called Source Routing, and is what cjdns [1] does, although in a more federated and private manner. There's an OpenWRT firmware called meshbox [2] that works on the same devices as PirateBox (
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by lgierth 12y ago
It's not intentionally left out. Battlemesh is driven by the people who come there and participate, and if nobody is interested in a particular protocol or approach, it will not be set up or presented. Disclaimer: I'll be presenti
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by lgierth 13y ago
Highly available 500 error, though! (It seems to be back up.)
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by lgierth 13y ago
It can also happen when one can't keep up with the other and falls behind.
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Tackling the Sefnit botnet Tor hazard(blogs.technet.com)
2 points by lgierth 13y ago|0 comments
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by lgierth 13y ago
There is a similar library for Ruby, called FakeFS [1], and it has better explanation and examples for the problems with testing the file system. [1] https://github.com/defunkt/fakefs
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by lgierth 13y ago
I wrote a preforking webserver in PHP once [1], it was a lot of fun! Especially since there wasn't really anything apart from FastCGI and mod_php. I have always been wondering why there weren't more PHP webservers written in PHP,
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by lgierth 13y ago
First Colonialism and Hitler scenes starting at 3:08. What do these two have to do with the consumption of animals? The intention is obviously "hey look it's the basically same".
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by lgierth 13y ago
Oh come on, really? Contrasting caged animals with jews in concentration camps? Meat consumption equals holocaust? People feeding on meat equal Hitler? I can see the point animal rights activists are tring to make, but the hypocrisy of this
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by lgierth 13y ago
A couple of routers in Europe are down as well.
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by lgierth 13y ago
Not only nginx, also Apache.
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by lgierth 13y ago
The link is currently down, but there's a useful explanation of the topic at SO: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9765453/gits-semi-secret-...
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by lgierth 13y ago
And also I'd avoid 400 for invalid input in general, since it's meant to reject request entities with bad syntax, or incoming data that simply isn't HTTP. IMO 422 is a better match, it indicates semantic errors. http:/&
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by lgierth 13y ago
I'd rather go with 205 in cases where a resource is created/changed/deleted, it instructs the agent to reset its view of the resource which the request originated from. http://httpstatus.es/205
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by lgierth 14y ago
The server could send a Content-MD5 header, which the client could compare to the md5sum of its own bytes 0 to 69.
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Octo – A Global Pipe Dream Come True(telekommunisten.net)
2 points by lgierth 14y ago|0 comments
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by lgierth 14y ago
http://json-ld.org/ > JSON-LD (JavaScript Object Notation for Linking Data) is a lightweight Linked Data format that gives your data context. It is easy for humans to read and write
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by lgierth 15y ago
It would be really interesting to see this in combination with JSON-LD for linking (meta)data. http://json-ld.org
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by lgierth 15y ago
SoundCloud (Berlin, Germany) is looking for Backend, ActionScript, iOS, Android, Mobile Web, MIR, and Search Developers as well as Software Architects and Systems Engineers. Also looking for Systems Engineers in San Francisco. http://sound
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by lgierth 15y ago
At SoundCloud we developed Large Hadron Migrator [1] to work around the problem of locked tables with ALTER and MySQL. It creates a table with the new schema, copies the data from the "old" table to the new one in chunks (utilizing INSERT I
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Show HN: Ruby evented IO, my first attempt: HTTP client/server/proxy toolkit(github.com)
3 points by lgierth 15y ago|0 comments