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   AWS ELB – Perfect Forward Secrecy and Other Security Enhancements(aws.typepad.com)

   2 points by mgw 13y ago|0 comments
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   by mgw 13y ago

   This change makes your pricing a lot more feasible for the average web app, but I think it is still not perfect for many content sites whose traffic consists mostly of logged out short-term visitors. Do you suggest sampling for those kind o
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   by mgw 13y ago

   I don't think it's lost on people discussing the subject, but it won't be able to stop this technological trend for several reasons. Autonomous cars will be safer than human operated ones so they will at some point be cheaper
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   by mgw 13y ago

   I was there last year and can only say that I had a blast with some great people. Thank you Matt and Stephanie for a really amazing Thanksgiving! Mike
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   by mgw 13y ago

   The most surprising thing to me was that, according to this site, there are more YouTube videos being watched every second than there are Google searches made. Does anyone have a source to confirm this?
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   by mgw 13y ago

   Apportable looks extremely interesting for our company. Can you give us an indication of how far we can get right now with a UIKit based app (no game, no OpenGL) and Apportable? I couldn't find any documentation about this on the web.
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   by mgw 13y ago

   Please note that this is not a Google project. The title misleadingly seems to state that. [1] Google seems to be doing these campaigns more often recently, to promote Google+, Hangouts, YouTube livestreams and other products of theirs. (Al
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   by mgw 14y ago

   A very interesting article about the overuse of the orange and teal coloring seen in the first example: https://theabyssgazes.blogspot.com/2010/03/teal-and-orange-h...
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   Xbox Music - new Spotify competitor(xbox.com)

   3 points by mgw 14y ago|0 comments
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    by mgw 14y ago

    Google is surely working on a native iOS maps app, but (when) will Apple approve it?
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    by mgw 14y ago

    For our project I've been thinking about this a lot lately. Could you maybe elaborate on how you did this with SqlAlchemy and how you write your tests against the new model? Do you now of any more in-depth articles on the subject? This real
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    by mgw 14y ago

    Specialized hardware will be faster than software for a long time. OpenFlow ist smart enough to go around this problem. The routing still takes place in specialized hardware and is therefore just as fast as in a standard device. The routing
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    by mgw 14y ago

    No it's not a routing protocol, but it makes the router so configurable that you're able to switch the protocols out easily. You could even invent your own for your internal network. I guess this is what Google has done because they have so
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    by mgw 14y ago

    OpenFlow is really the coolest thing to happen to internet infrastructure in a long time. Just look at this video from Stanford where they route a wireless video stream simultaneously over WiFi and WiMAX. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov1
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    by mgw 14y ago

    No. The idea behind OpenFlow is having simple routers which only implement basic switching capabilities in hardware. The complex routing rules can then be set in software which allows for much easier and more capable traffic routing. It als
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    The Pirate Bay is down(thepiratebay.se)

    3 points by mgw 15y ago|0 comments
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    JQuery new feature tours in a breeze(zurb.com)

    2 points by mgw 15y ago|0 comments
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    by mgw 15y ago

    While this is definitely well made and cool, we've stopped supporting IE6 at our startup... and so should you! (Except if you're targeting the enterprise market, of course.) Edit: I've now also noticed that the site is a joke. Silly me gett
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    by mgw 15y ago

    Thanks for all of your suggestions! I will try all of the products and will be happy to help with feedback.
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    by mgw 15y ago

    It's funny that just this past weekend I was looking for something like your product. I've imagined it more to be a webapp with mobile client though. Something like http://highrisehq.com/ but more personal. (A PRM instead of CRM, one coul
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    Stanza broken on iOS 5, unlikely to get fixed(getsatisfaction.com)

    2 points by mgw 15y ago|0 comments
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    Penrose Tiling in Obfuscated Python(preshing.com)

    6 points by mgw 15y ago|0 comments
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    by mgw 15y ago

    Beautiful homepage but there is an extra word in the paragraph "Unlimited Storage": "AeroFS lets you can sync all the data" Also I don't fully understand the product from just the first page. Who is your target audience?
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    by mgw 15y ago

    There may be none in this broad sense, but there are enough that would like to see, for example, all Chinese people be able to browse the web uncensored. These nations could simply not allow connections to be routed over their Telex nodes f
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    by mgw 15y ago

    I would be a bit careful about sending my scanned ID to a data mining company.
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    Ask HN: Is your Gmail spam filter too aggressive?

    1 points by mgw 15y ago|1 comments
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    by mgw 16y ago

    This makes me wonder, how many idle computing resources Amazon has on standby. Are there any numbers on this in the public?
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    by mgw 16y ago

    I've been ReactOS' 'Web Team Leader' from 2004 to 2006. I'm really happy to see them get accepted into SoC again. Maybe that will bring some much needed impulses, it did when they were accepted the last time. The project has been around for
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    by mgw 16y ago

    Bit from the second video: "How many parties need to know that a phone conversation in Virginia is being recorded? One. Me." (Coming from a policeman that tries to get confessions over the phone.)
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    by mgw 16y ago

    Please note that this is only an encoder, not a decoder, and therefore not what most seem to expect from the announcement.