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More details and background: https://www.leakedsource.com/blog/weebly/
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OH: "Twitter is a Friendster whose Facebook hasn't appeared yet." From Jessica Livingston yesterday: https://twitter.com/jesslivingston/status/778948962724315136
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If you missed it, Paul Graham tweeted about this earlier today: "A lot of these tactics are mistaken, but they show China cares about startups in a way the US does not."[0] "China is doing to the US what the US did to Britain
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StackPath nabs $180M, 4 acquisitions including Cloak and MaxCDN
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Interesting. I've been a customer of theirs for ~2 years. It's been really great until a couple months ago. Then something seemed to change. Rather than just being a great payment provider, they seemed to change direction in order
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French spying agency tapping Australia’s communications
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I have a client that is exploring Datomic, so I wonder if some of you can chime in on why this is popular at the moment and what your experiences are with it? I'm a big Rich Hickey fan. If you don't know who he is, he's the g
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If you'd like to watch all the videos at once without having to click and scroll 15 times, then here's the auto-playlist on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/couchmode/album/2964780/sort:preset/101446...
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How 'Diet Gurus' Hook Us with Religion Veiled in Science
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German intelligence agency halts Internet monitoring for NSA
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Non-paywalled articles on this: http://www.fchornet.com/news/all-german-universities-will-be... http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/22027/1/g...
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For a very accessible and practical guide to Seneca (and other stoic philosophers), check out "A Guide to the Good Life: The Ancient Art of Stoic Joy" by William Irvine The title is a little cheesy, but the content is gold. It
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Yeah, it takes a decent level of ops skills for setting those up. It's certainly doable, but it's non-trivial. If setting those up seems daunting for a team, then it's not the right time to use Docker (in production at least)
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Yeah, it's nice to see projects like CoreOS tackling the issues of using Docker in production. Hoping to see the complexities continue to be reduced as Docker (and its ecosystem) matures.
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Thanks. Yeah, most of the misconceptions seem to come from folks without previous experience with self-managed virtualized setups. Those that have had that experience usually already understand the complexities involved. I'd also love
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Original comment and posting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7869831
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Docker Misconceptions
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Docker is an amazing tool, but there are quite a few misconceptions about it. Nearly all the articles and examples seem super easy, but it's quite a challenge to use in an actual multi-host production environment supporting mission-cri
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Comparison Grid for Ansible / SaltStack / Chef / Puppet
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Multistage environments with Ansible
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This is the talk from Twitter's Steve Salevan at this week's AnsibleFest in NYC. The ansible-based deploy system Twitter uses is here: https://pantsbuild.github.io/ For more from that event, see this week's i
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How Twitter Uses Ansible [video]
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Thanks! That's great to know :) I've been told Berlin is pretty spread-out, so it'll be good to have access to a vehicle for longer distances.
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Was living in NYC and absolutely loved being able to walk everywhere and not own a car. The last few months I've been in US suburbia though (Texas/Utah) and it seems actively hostile towards walkers in many places. Sometimes there
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This reminds me a lot of 'Volksmarching' in Germany ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volksmarching ). It's still a popular past-time there from what I can tell. There's even an American organization
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I forgot to mention, the Phusion guys (who Mitchell mentions in the post and who create the excellent Passenger web server) have created some great assets for Vagrant and Docker: https://github.com/phusion/baseimage-doc
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This is a really great step forward - thanks Mitchell! I've recently spent a couple of weeks doing a deep dive into Docker, so I'll share some insights from what I've learned. First, it's important to understand that Doc
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This is a really great point. If you set up your systems right, they pretty much run themselves. I've been doing systems contracting for a few years and contracting often turns out to be much better suited for this work than full-time
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Yep: http://www.pixelmator.com/tutorials/retouching/smudge-tool/
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Apparently my comment is being misinterpreted (evident by the downvotes) :/ To clarify: It's simply amazing the scale at which you have to get to for spiped to need a new key. It's a tribute to its design and its author. If I
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