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by llarsson 7y ago
A cheap Huawei phone I had let me do that, right from its Settings! Now I have to use NetGuard for that (no root required). And this is how I have learned that Google's Calc app apparently wants network access. No thanks!
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by llarsson 7y ago
What, besides being implemented in Node, makes this substantially different from using the built in json_agg function from Postgres, as in: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24006291/postgresql-retu...
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by llarsson 7y ago
Can someone weigh in on why CentOS lags behind Red Hat? CentOS is blessed by Red Hat these days and I was under the impression that packages are essentially new compiles from the same sources as Red Hat. What causes delays? (Asking out of p
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by llarsson 7y ago
Honestly, I disagree with the "low barrier to entry" point on the basis of all the other points that follow. Yes, "Hello World" is easy. But a non-trivial distributed system consisting of dozens or hundreds of these func
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by llarsson 7y ago
See what some (reputable) universities in your country use for their data structures and algorithms class, and then use that. Avoid books with a programming language in the title, because those will try to teach both basic programming and t
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by llarsson 7y ago
Sadly I don't think you'll be covering Sweden any time soon. :)
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by llarsson 7y ago
Lovely idea and had I been in the area you target, I would have ordered some, for sure! Do you deliver yourself, or are you using a delivery service?
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by llarsson 7y ago
Given that it has to interface with a low-level dongle over some presumably raw protocol that Windows would have blocked, I would not be surprised if the devs just gave the app more and more permissions until it worked and called it a day.
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by llarsson 7y ago
Humble suggestion: use the terse options when writing iteratively and the long form in scripts that you save to a file. The latter will likely be read by others or yourself in a few months from now, and it could be nice as immediate documen
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by llarsson 7y ago
Firefox did remove its support for it, but the support could easily be added back with an extension. I am more worried about the very realistic that that Google would be dropping FTP from search results, seeing as how their users won't
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by llarsson 7y ago
"Over the past 18 months, we have conducted interviews and focus groups with around 100 American girls aged 12 to 19 and their mothers, most of them Midwestern and middle class." I, too, would like to read about how young boys dea
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by llarsson 7y ago
Yeah, this is definitely what all that "America first" and "Make America Great Again" stuff was about. Isolationism, pure and simple. Short term, it looks like a good strategy that benefits the own country. Long term, yo
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by llarsson 7y ago
Is the home page itself built with this? Can you share the input file and an estimate on how long it took to work with the output to make it production ready?
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by llarsson 7y ago
For a person who does not code very large programs in Python, this looks scary and like something that is hardly "only one way to do it" and that the most elegant solution gives you what you want. How I import things (or the libra
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by llarsson 7y ago
Has this been hugged to death? Because I can't access it, it times out. Pretty bad advertising if so.
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by llarsson 7y ago
That shows that it's not practice that makes perfect, but perfect practice that makes perfect. Making the same mistakes over and over again will not make you less likely to keep making them. People also write various texts a fair amoun
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by llarsson 7y ago
To answer the title: what we called FaaS back in the day. And back in those days, the suspender-wearing UNIX sysadmins said that it was just a more restricted version of inetd. Wonder what the next generation will call it? And yes, I am bei
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by llarsson 7y ago
This is entirely standard legalese language that ALL apps that handle data on your behalf will have in their ToS. It sounds broad and nefarious, and it most certainly CAN be used in such a way, but it is what they need to be granted, lest t
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by llarsson 8y ago
Medium is infinitely better without JavaScript enabled. Get an extension for your browser that lets you block per domain.
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by llarsson 8y ago
Creepy. Notice how it doesn't just record where a visitor had scrolled to or has clicked, but it apparently sends either DOM content or actual screenshots to the server. Otherwise they would not have found out that the malware put extr
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by llarsson 8y ago
The repo includes scripts that render Terraform files to deploy the infrastructure to Google Cloud in three regions and set up load balancing. Helm then sets up NFS access for WordPress via nfs-provisioner, SyncThing to synchronize the file
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Geo-Distributed WordPress with Kubernetes and TiDB (with Repo, Terraform+Helm)(elastisys.com)
6 points by llarsson 8y ago|2 comments
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Critical Kubernetes security flaw (CVE-2018-1002105) in plain English(elastisys.com)
7 points by llarsson 8y ago|0 comments
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by llarsson 8y ago
Neither the README, nor the documentation and several other places on GitHub (the tags, the short repo description) mentions how to use this on Linux. I am happy that this project (which is new to me) works on Linux now, but I would sugges
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by llarsson 8y ago
https://github.com/Blizzard/s2client-api is at least a thing
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by llarsson 8y ago
Notice how large percentage of the article was about a stupid fan, whose main feature is falling off the ceiling, rather than about the actual topic you clicked on the article for.
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by llarsson 9y ago
What long-term goals do you have for yourself, really? Do you have any? And if you say you do, do they actually motivate you? Building an app or starting your own business sound like typical HN crowd goals, but do they actually apply to you
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by llarsson 9y ago
Well, first of all, there are default limits on everything that prevents you from racking up too huge bills (25 running EC2 instances, for instance). You have to go out of your way to get them raised. Second, they pretty much only charge pe
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by llarsson 9y ago
If deploying WordPress using Docker, and WordPress scalability interests you, please have a look at this [0] article I wrote, as it shows how you can get a really good WordPress install up and running. I used containers and deployed on Core
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On setting up highly available Kubernetes clusters(elastisys.com)
2 points by llarsson 9y ago|0 comments

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