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moe
12y ago
The charme of the github issue tracker is its simplicity. Polluting every issue thread with some kind of interactive quiz very much ruins that. If you want formalized bug-reports then you should rather upgrade to a more sophisticated issue
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moe
12y ago
Comparing Angry Birds to LEGO seems a bit far fetched. Many people have been growing up with LEGO for over 50 years and have emotional ties to it. Angry Birds was a successful money-grab but it's hardly even in the same league as truly
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moe
12y ago
Statuspage.io itself is hosted on Route53 exclusively. Guess what will happen when Route53 has a problem... How about fixing your own shit before pointing fingers at others?
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moe
12y ago
Um. From your docs: C. RESTORE FROM ANOTHER SERVER'S BACKUP This feature is currently in development. So... My server goes up in a puff of smoke and I can't access the backup?
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moe
12y ago
You'd also monitor their netflix history [...] guess the intent [...] have a general psychological profile [...] have purchase records DHS has actual professionals working on this And what could possibly go wrong with that kind of
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moe
12y ago
We expect and demand that banks monitor billions of transactions between 100s of millions of customers for evidence of money laundering and terrorism financing I most certainly don't expect that from my bank. I expect most us agree
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moe
12y ago
This looks like it could be a fun party gag, if it was about the size of an iPhone or smaller and very cheap. But at this size and price point? I don't see the appeal over one of the mobile dye-sub printers, some of which are smaller
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moe
12y ago
This kind of monitoring may be normal in BigCorps but it's definitely not part of startup culture. I'm also irritated by the mindset that considers this kind of institutionalized snooping a good thing ("INABILITY to retrieve
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moe
12y ago
I got one of these (or a very similar model), they are sold as "Cardphones" on eBay. Really nice backup device, battery lasts weeks, reception and call quality is surprisingly good. I only wish there was an easy way to sync the ph
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moe
12y ago
Bastion hosts are generally a bad idea. It's fundamentally much better to just harden every system You must be one of those people that don't make mistakes and only use bug-free software across their entire deployment. For the
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moe
12y ago
Who is "codequalified.com" and why should I listen to him? There's no author name on the post, in fact there's no name on the entire site. Even the Domain is registered anonymously (DomainsByProxy). I don't care for
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12y ago
The solution is something nobody hasn't quite come up with. SSH has. It tells me: WARNING, You are connecting to this site (fi:ng:er:pr:in:t) for the first time. Do your homework now. IF you deem it trustworthy right now then I will
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moe
12y ago
Loosing acked writes in a master-slave replication with failover would be expected with a sufficiently large replication lag even for PG. Bullshit.
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moe
12y ago
And yet another widget that needs to be charged... What happens when I forget charging? Will I miss my alarm in the morning or will it wake me up with a low battery alarm in the middle of the night?
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moe
12y ago
PG also had some failures MongoDB loses acknowledged writes in its supposed "highest consistency" mode. PostgreSQL does not. That's a pretty fundamental difference, don't you think?
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moe
12y ago
with hot master failover and command forwarding [...] like I get with MongoDB. Failover is documented to not work very well in MongoDB (data loss): http://aphyr.com/posts/284-call-me-maybe-mongodb On the postgres sid
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moe
12y ago
Dear Akamai: when are you going to make [...] free? Lol.
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moe
12y ago
Pardon my cynicism but according to the letter Discover spends $13MM a year at Amazon. Thus 500k more or less works out to ~4% of their budget. My hunch is this will at most be a subject of chuckle between Bezos and David Nelms (Discover CE
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moe
12y ago
What a fascinating insight into the guts of a MegaCorp. Their scale (Discover alone paying $13MM/yr for ads), politics and inner workings. Very well written, too. The most interesting aspect to me, apart from the main plot, was how far
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moe
12y ago
Slimer, Casper, Phantom... Browser testing is becoming a case for the Ghostbusters!
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Technical aspects of OS X file server access performance
(tempel.org)
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moe
12y ago
Likewise in europe it's Kik and Viber.
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12y ago
I apologize. I was sure to be dealing with a troll and was sloppy with my sources (i.e. I was sure to have once read it in the official docs, but here I just linked the first official looking google hit that was not the solaris docs). ther
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moe
12y ago
This is a myth started by someone who did not understand how filesystems work. You are wrong. Don't spread potentially dangerous maladvice on the internet when you have no idea what you're talking about. The official ZFS documen
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moe
12y ago
Is this parody? "Conversation rate", seriously? The metrics you are looking for are conversion rate and retention.
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moe
12y ago
And snapchat plans to make money how? Plus, at least in europe kik and viber seem a lot more popular than snapchat. And it would take them about an afternoon to add a "self destruct" checkbox to their image and video dialogs... I
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moe
12y ago
While the NSA could probably figure out how to attack Apple's key management infrastructure [...], doing so for all the people would, in principle, be fairly noticeable to Apple. Maybe that's why Apple's warrant canary has
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moe
12y ago
So the article's answer to "Why can't Apple decrypt your iPhone?" is: "Because Apple says that no software can extract the UID". In our post-Snowden world this is just ridiculous and intellectually insulting. T
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moe
12y ago
Or can I just cut somebody's finger off to use it? You don't need a finger to circumvent touchid. You can just obtain your victim's fingerprint from anywhere (e.g. a glass that they used) and create a fake "finger"
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moe
12y ago
...each of which will have distinct bugs, leaks and gotchas. All of which will be incompatible and conflicting with one another.
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