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by mathrawka 15y ago
Does it support coffeescript (indirectly or directly)?
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by mathrawka 15y ago
I thought of asking the same question, but decided to do some googling. Found this interesting review by Guido: https://profiles.google.com/gvanrossum/posts/CGh9MoWU53V Overall, it seems to be a great editor for doing work in Python. I h
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by mathrawka 15y ago
All the ones that support Django out of the box, are all in private beta I believe. So the market is starting to warm up to Django, but still not open for sale. Hopefully they all get through private beta and release, because competition is
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by mathrawka 15y ago
This has been happening for a long time. I remember stumbling across an /etc/passwd file that was from a Yahoo! server awhile ago.
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by mathrawka 15y ago
No idea, but after reading that article... I don't think the numbers really matter. If all the facts in the story are right, then one man will be away from his children for 5 years, just because he didn't want to be strong-armed out of his
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by mathrawka 15y ago
yphp has a different function to get the remote address as the normal methods don't work since it is behind a load balancer and using ytunnel (modified stunnel for yahoo). Guess they forgot to use the proper function :)
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by mathrawka 15y ago
So do we get some credit on our AWS accounts? I haven't really read their SLA for EC2.
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by mathrawka 15y ago
Well that isn't supposed to happen :( I think I'll go home and wait it out there, but it appears that they are having some progress in recovering it. But our site is still affected.
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by mathrawka 15y ago
It is more noticeable since so many large sites use it. Kind of like a MS BSOD was a common joke because so many people used MS Windows. If we were all having our own rental servers then.... well, many sites that we know wouldn't be around
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by mathrawka 15y ago
I thought AZs were supposed to be different physical data centers. If that is not the case, then having a multi-region setup would be a necessity for any major sites on AWS. Perhaps there will be a time where to truly be redundant, one woul
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by mathrawka 15y ago
I think this is a good example of how the "cloud" is not a silver bullet to making your site always up. AWS provides a way to keep it up, but it is up to each developer to ensure that they are using AWS in a way to make sure their site can
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by mathrawka 16y ago
Are you aware if they do the failover, then after it is successful perform maintenance? Or do they take the just stop the master server to do maintenance and let failover happen automatically? The first method would eliminate downtime. The
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by mathrawka 16y ago
I posted a comment on the blog, but will leave one here as well. In regards to the claim of: "quick instance size scaling with no downtime" I am currently evaluating moving our MySQL server to Amazon's RDS. I liked the sounds of the Multi-A
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by mathrawka 16y ago
April Fool's joke got out a little early?
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by mathrawka 16y ago
I always look forward to his blog posts, but I think he needs to stop talking about something he is not very aware about. Yes, Japan is well prepared for disasters, but that does not mean it doesn't need help. The preparation for a disaster
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by mathrawka 16y ago
Reminds me of QA at Yahoo! Japan. They make sure that every page that is going to be released is capable of showing the EMG1, EMG2, and EMG3 tags. Here is a screenshot of EMG1 and EMG2 both being shown at the same time, it was the first tim
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by mathrawka 16y ago
Fabric is turning out to be really nice. There are some new features that are should be merged into the project provided from here: http://tav.espians.com/fabric-python-with-cleaner-api-and-pa...
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by mathrawka 16y ago
I don't think any other cloud provider has as many employees as them. They have over 300+ job openings at the moment, but not sure as how to many AWS related jobs are currently filled. Looks like their two-pizza team rule keeps them nimble
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Domo: Visualizing interests of the people around you(domome.com)
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by mathrawka 16y ago
I used to use 3banana, thought it was great. One day after updating, the 3banana icon disappeared and was something called Catch. I had no idea what was going on, so quit using it and started using evernote. But glad to hear the story behin
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by mathrawka 16y ago
And make a simple app that shows the application via a webview
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by mathrawka 16y ago
JanRain has written open source libraries for OpenID: http://www.janrain.com/openid-enabled Their free version of Engage is sufficient for basic authentication. As mentioned already, your authentication system will then rely on your site,