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by mcs 15y ago
I agree with this. Where I work, everybody has linux development machines, but use their machine of choice as their actual workstation. This either forces people to use vim/emacs through SSH, or set up some local file sharing so that they c
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by mcs 15y ago
This seems a little bigoted. There are people working on fault tolerance, load balancing, and other clustering mechanisms in Node. Granted, they might not rival OTP/Mnesia, but I have great confidence that the Node community will be able to
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by mcs 15y ago
If you want to write neat PHP templates, Facebook's XHP is the way to go.
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by mcs 15y ago
[Insert comment scolding above sexist comment].
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by mcs 16y ago
There's probably a reason it's so unprotected (though probably not a very valid reason). Writing CSRF-safe logout would mean that you can't have an href to a static link, and you'd to implement some sort of unique id/key and/or a form post
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The Jargon File(catb.org)
1 points by mcs 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcs 16y ago
I'm sorry to be a downer, but is this a problem that really needs to be solved? If somebody unfriends me, it's probably because we hardly talk (if we ever talked) and I won't miss them.
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Jwz's Tent of Doom at Netscape in 1995(jwz.org)
62 points by mcs 16y ago|12 comments
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by mcs 16y ago
Type cookie you idiot!
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by mcs 16y ago
I added items to my back button history. Really annoying.
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by mcs 16y ago
I'll sit on this page.. while I write code in 3 different SSH terms, run wireshark, listen to DI.fm, use firebug, while talking to a person in a neighboring cube.
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by mcs 16y ago
Right.
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by mcs 16y ago
There's also an interesting concept in the NodeJS community called dnode. There's no python lib for it yet though (ruby and perl exist). https://github.com/substack/dnode
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by mcs 16y ago
Video chat may never succeed, but video conferencing is live and kicking.
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by mcs 16y ago
I just relived the first good bit of Pokemon Red in my browser. At nearly 100% of a core, but still. Mad props.
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by mcs 16y ago
I've pondered if writing your entire website in canvas/svg (a la Raphael) is the only way have it (100%) consistent across IE6-8, Chrome, and Firefox. That way you throw the html renderer of the browser out of the window and you're drawing
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by mcs 16y ago
I'm an avid nodejs lover and coffee irritates me for some reason, but I agree with you. It's combining some of the up points of python and ruby, and hopefully it begins to get more traction.
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by mcs 16y ago
The Quake 3 network architecture is also a fantastic read. Anybody wanting to learn how to implement netcode should definitely read them. The first time I implemented a UDP gameserver, they were invaluable resources for the logic required i
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by mcs 16y ago
I've been experimenting with node-canvas for dynamic UIs that are aimed for video streams. Love it.
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by mcs 16y ago
I've seen people using MongoDB in memory only as a cache, so that they can mapreduce it. Even without that, it's writes to disk are async so it's fast.
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Ask HN: How are you doing redis failover?
6 points by mcs 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcs 16y ago
Wouldn't that also block the employee's cell phones?
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by mcs 16y ago
I wonder if they have been experimenting with Node.JS.
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by mcs 16y ago
I exited school to work at a small, (about a year or so in) established startup that has funding from accel and norwest. I'm employee 15. It's honestly one of the funnest things I've ever done, since the work is interesting and my work actu
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by mcs 16y ago
I wonder how many other sites put in CSRF tokens but don't validate.
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by mcs 16y ago
I've been writing a lot of unix system tools that deal with stream in Node.JS. This might replace some of them.
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by mcs 16y ago
Because nobody wants to be the next Rails.
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by mcs 16y ago
I realize that scalability probably wasn't a concern when you made these demos.. but it doesn't look like any of these can handle many concurrent requests (incoming, or outgoing to facebook). Are any of these frameworks even compatible with
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by mcs 16y ago
H.323 baby!
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by mcs 16y ago
I guess it's mainly this mindset of something must have years of testing or it's not really ACID compliant. Drizzle works fantastic, however there needs to be more drivers written to take advantage of it (and it's asynchronous facilities, e

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