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by mfjordvald 13y ago
As someone who was there early on writing documentation and helping in IRC it's extremely nice to see the article mention how volunteers really got this projects documentation off the ground. Hats off to nginx for sharing that tidbit o
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
I wonder if this one works from within China. I always have to go on a full VPN rather than just browser VPN to get Sublime to talk to the package control site.
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
As a seller I'm willing to give up information about you if you're willing to give up the ability to charge back your money.
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
Perhaps. I think it's a naive point of view, though. Search is terrible still, the other day I searched for "cheap mechanical keyboard" and the first two results were basically pure spam. Even then, only the first 5 results g
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
Is it really fair to complain about ads not being relevant enough when we're all doing so much to not allow them to track us? Relevant ads or privacy, choose one.
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
As a westerner working a tech job in China this is honestly a bad trend. How am I possibly going to live without access to Facebook?
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
I don't agree the breaking BC is a bullshit statement. We all saw how long it took for the majority of PHP users to be able to use PHP 5 due to hosts not upgrading. If all code breaks then we'll end up with two branches of PHP for
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
The official nginx documentation is better but it's still mostly just an API documentation, there's no red thread through it to tell people "read this first, then this and then jump over here". Since this kind of article
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
It's not your article that's depressing, it's the fact that nginx documentation hasn't come further than this over the years. Obviously there's still a need for even basic nginx information and there's absolute
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
It's kinda depressing that this article is basically just a copy of one I wrote in 2010 and it's still something that gets attention as interesting stuff. Nginx documentation obviously still has a long way to go.
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Tips for Success by Jack Ma(carlpei.com)
2 points by mfjordvald 13y ago|0 comments
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by mfjordvald 13y ago
Might one not say, then, that mod_python also cannot safely coexist with anything else? Seems neither decided to namespace that but you seem to decide to blame PHP?
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
The line 0 error happens when you try to throw an exception in a destructor.
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
> Either of those outcomes sucks for the middlemen, but not so much for anyone else. It actually also sucks for the businesses themselves, at least in my case. I'd much rather spend my time creating valuable content for everyone than cr
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
For most users, breaking Google is actually breaking the entire internet. How will they ever find the Facebook login page again?
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
How did you mentally go from "expected forever to work exactly as you need it." to "Why shouldn't one expect to have one's purchased goods remain available indefinitely"? There's a huge difference between being available and not ever changi
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WebSocket Support Lands in Nginx SVN/1.3.13(blog.martinfjordvald.com)
2 points by mfjordvald 14y ago|0 comments
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
> 3. Easy to check which daemons are running and not. How? This is one of the things that have really annoyed me as all the systemd services have gone from service --status-all.
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
That may be, I have made no comment regarding that, all I've said is that the Megaupload case is NOT an example of that happening. The Pirate Bay case may very well be, but again, I responded to someone using Megaupload as an example of Gov
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
I'm not sure what the pirate bay has to do with Megaupload. I'm not arguing anything in general here, I'm just saying in the specific case of Megaupload there really wasn't foul play outside of procedural errors, if the claims of the prosec
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
It's a bad example to use because the prosecutor claims to have Skype chat logs of Megaupload assisting in the upload of illegal material as well as uploading their own illegal material. This would instantly remove their DMCA safe harbor pr
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
Definitely microseconds, most of my scripts with database interaction and all fully complete in around 50 milliseconds which would be impossible if string comparison took 2 milliseconds.
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
It wasn't in 5.2 which these tests are based on. Basically someone linked benchmarks done several years ago.
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
I'm not sure I understand, why is that important? The way I read it is that whether or not they're associated with captions they still require subtitles if the company is registered in the "wrong" (I'd argue right) state and the the video c
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
Some US states require that you caption your streamed content to comply with the American with Disabilities Act. http://articles.boston.com/2012-06-22/business/32352980_1_di... I'd honestly say it should have been a blocker but at the lea
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
It's explained in detail here: http://wiki.nginx.org/CommandLine#Upgrading_To_a_New_Binary_... If you are compiling via source then you can also run "make upgrade" after "make install" and it will do it for you.
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
Only for reloading the config, not for upgrading the binary.
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Understanding the Nginx Configuration Inheritance Model(blog.martinfjordvald.com)
2 points by mfjordvald 14y ago|0 comments
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
As has been covered the type of matching being done is easy to tell from the prefix, though, until you get used to them you will probably be checking the documentation for just what each prefix means. The real WTF is when choosing which loc
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by mfjordvald 14y ago
Then you are needlessly torturing yourself, if that's your thing then go ahead, but yeah I'm being blunt and calling that stupid.

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