magnetikonline

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by magnetikonline 14y ago
It's people?
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
Yes it was. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5303381
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
I wouldn't bother with fail2ban considering password based SSH logins are disabled (which is good). Since the author is using ufw to control iptables, better to just use "ufw limit" rules for SSH port 22 to slow down the rate of any automat
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
Probably more related to "real world" runs than benchmarking, but ramping up connection tracking table space is rarely a good idea - unless you turn of stateful iptables rules entirely (which for a benchmark like this should be fine). The o
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
The title is somewhat misleading - this change is using Google servers to proxy SPDY traffic to/from a client browser for speed. It's not using the proxy for "rendering" of actual pages, or parts thereof.
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
Absolutely love this Nginx module - use it all the time in production. For me, dropping in Zopfli into the "pre compress asset phase" will be trivial.
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
That's not correct. APC under PHP-FPM will used a shared opcode cache between PHP child workers, maybe that wasn't the case in the past - but it's been the behaviour I have seen since PHP 5.2 at least. In any case, Optimizer+ is PHP-FPM awa
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
That was the plan - about four years ago before PHP6 went defunct. Whilst APC works well (I use it currently everywhere in production) - having a solution baked into the core can only be a good thing For one, the cache will now finally keep
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Quick hack: Pretty print bookmarklet helper for Gist pages(gist.github.com)
1 points by magnetikonline 14y ago|0 comments
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
Heh, happy to note that "There are similar capabilities available in other browsers" - but then nicely ignores the fact that the crux of this issue is mouse position can be read even when mouse is out of browser window focus.
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
Apart from hosting DNS myself (which I gave up on - not worth the effort), I have been using DNSMadeEasy - $30.00 for 10 domains is pretty good and they are rock solid.
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
I'm in the same boat, love the command line for branch/merge, but day to day using Ubuntu/Windows XP - so I find SmartGIT the best choice here - really nice for visualisation of the commit log/diffs/etc.
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by magnetikonline 14y ago
+1 to the NVIDIA requirement with Linux - when looking for a new Linux dev laptop, this was a must since I use an external monitor most of the time when docked - you can trust this will work 110% with NVIDIA - Intel GPU's have been a bit sh