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mihok
12y ago
I come from using New Relic for our server monitoring, and there are a couple things that I can see that I already love about Sea Lion, their realtime stats, and ad-hoc commands really opens up to allow any kind of monitoring. I would like
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mihok
12y ago
Unreal, I am really stoked to start playing around with this!! Thanks Mitchell & Hashicorp team!
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mihok
12y ago
This is pretty awesome. My question is how well does this integrate with and already setup infrastructure? Or would I have to recreate the system to get going with Terraform?
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mihok
12y ago
Literally everyone hides something, its all relative. Not to mention the people that do bad things in plain sight.
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mihok
12y ago
Spot on, I have the exact same sentiments about the book. It was such an incredible read, albeit a bit dry at times, it is defiantly worth reading if you haven't already.
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mihok
12y ago
I used to use DDG as my primary search provider for half a year, was unhappy with the user experience/search results but after a couple preliminary searches, everything is looking up! Well done DDG, really, really stoked for you guys t
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mihok
13y ago
Exactly the same sentiment, making me put in extra effort to hide underlying technology seems ridiculous to me.
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mihok
13y ago
Makes sense, does that in turn mean that SSL is really a 'hopeless' cause and using self-signed just for the image of 'https' showing in the location bar on a browser enough? Seems like a pointless exercise to me knowing
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Ask HN: Where should someone buy a SSL certificate?
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mihok
13y ago
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mihok
13y ago
Love it! Is there a way to change the colors? 4 is Incredibly hard to read in my terminal
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mihok
13y ago
I switched over to DuckDuckGo as my default search provider, for about half a year. It was alright for a while... but eventually I would search for things on both DDG and Google and realized how much I was missing... Sadly I've moved b
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13y ago
There are several that I've used in the past, Sapphire Canada which is now Randstad Canada, and IQ Partners.. there is actually a fair number that exist and/or operate in Toronto. Although they all seem sleezy to me besides the tw
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mihok
13y ago
Came here hoping that there would be a linux release? :/
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mihok
13y ago
I don't think the article mentions it, but in addition to the tips in the article, stay away from wireless or bluetooth connections, remove the card(s) if possible... While it might seem tin foil hat, any over-the-air communication is
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13y ago
I give out this link to all my developers that are just getting a feel for the terminal. Thanks so much for this! A nice to have: Having the command that was originally entered follow you down at the top of the window so when I'm looki
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mihok
13y ago
Does anyone know of distributors for either of the Firefox OS's in Canada, been googling to no avail.
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13y ago
Ugh, this is really upsetting. Are there similar alternative services available? I need to find a new host...
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mihok
13y ago
I've slowly stopped going to reddit and primarily use HN. Once in a blue moon, I'll scan the reddit homepage
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mihok
13y ago
Thank you, reading the first couple of comments really threw me off. I completly agree. Although the spinnging wheels works for me IF it say freezes when its not actually processing data or anything other than waiting for a response or some
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13y ago
Thank you for your experiences, Small things like that can cause big problems and they're easy to forget about! I'm thinking we're going to need to write out a lot of processes for doing backups and adjustments. Organization&
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13y ago
I'm pushing for this real hard, I've used Nginx for a couple previous projects and run it locally on my machine. I've also heard of people using Nginx as a reverse proxy for Apache, which I'm not really sure what benefit
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mihok
13y ago
Good point, our biggest table consists mostly of numeric data, with the exception of a MAC type of address and date/time columns. I'm going to do more research on your last point as well. Thank you!
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mihok
13y ago
Thanks a lot for your insights, splitting the database up and having a replicate/production database setup is an interesting Idea, I'm going to look into a bit more
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Ask HN: Developing Web Apps around SQL tables that have millions of rows
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13y ago
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mihok
13y ago
Your absolutely correct in my mind. I get more from the favicon then anything else, and since moving to Linux and losing the title bar I have not found myself missing it or lost.
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13y ago
Thank you for the insight, its often hard if not impossible to be unbiased when it comes to these `uprisings` and civil conflicts. So hearing both sides is refreshing, do you have any sources for the information you provided?
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mihok
13y ago
Ah this is great! I really enjoy the clean interface and the sounds remind me of waking up at the cottage :)
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13y ago
Looks nice, although as someone who has a dark desktop (inverted colors), people need to remember to set input backgrounds to white if they are styling the border, box-shadow, etc for a white input box. The form input elements look hideous
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13y ago
+1 for the animated image or gif or whatever, instantly caught my attention. I would maybe speed it up however, I was curiously awaiting to see the full animation.
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mihok
13y ago
How does it pick up the packages? Is there a registration to get on board? I have some PyPi packages that aren't showing up in search, how would I go about adding said packages to this index?
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