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That's a feature, not a bug :-) I sometimes find myself needing to connect to any instance in a particular ASG, and I don't really care which one. This tool is built to solve that particular problem. If I want to access a specific
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I suppose you could store a mapping of AMI IDs to default user names in the script, but this would add a lot of overhead when it comes to creating and releasing new AMI versions. How about using tags to store the default user name for each
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I don't make much use of cross-account roles so I haven't added this yet. If you're interested in making a pull request describing how this could be changed to fit in to your workflow, I can look at adding it. https:/&#
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I prefer to have them on a screen on the other side of my desk, to give my eyes a change in focus.
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Show HN: Ssh2ec2 – Connect to EC2 instances via tags/metadata instead of hostname
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There are some beautiful videos showing 9+ hour plus train journeys across the Norwegian countryside, which also make for great background visuals while coding: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TY1sbKvjNcY https://
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> Why not state a deal that's 10% better than what you want? Are you really going to be heartbroken if you get more than you want? Because you might be leaving money on the table. What if the company was prepared to offer you 20% ab
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> How does the government merely name a number out of thin air and the company now has to pay it? Presumably it is not a random number, but is calculated based on factors like the company's revenue. A $250k fine would kill most smal
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Not quite - the animations would have been created "off-line", and included when rendering the scene. mparlane explained it nicely: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11294300 PS: Hi Paul, hope all is well :-)
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There is nothing for HN to implement. The problem is not that scrolling needs to be tested and fixed in multiple browsers. The problem is that this site uses a JS plugin to modify the browser's default scrolling behaviour, and this plu
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> Setting yourself up in that manner would mean more challenges and making it difficult for the UK govt to win in court. But would it, really? This fails the same logical test as the warrant canary - it sounds comforting, but is absolute
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Great list - I didn't know about glob operators. That glob negation is going to be very handy. Re number 2: That works in plain old Bash too: ls DSC{100..200}.jpg
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Of course not. Perhaps "arbitrary IP address" would have been more precise phrasing, but I doubt many people though OP was suggesting that the IP address was literally random.
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I agree with your point that writing this post could be a red flag for future employers, however: > Single mother is a choice of an independent woman and if she cant afford it she should probably not make it. With respect, this is a very
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> It is Qualcomm's property, they can keep it secret or open source it however they decide. I deeply reject the idea that government should have the right to order us to share our private property with the public. Mostly I agree wit
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> The intelligence of that creature known as a crowd is the square root of the number of people in it. - Terry Pratchett, Jingo
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DPA is the Data Protection Act, a law that governs how PI (Personal Information) can be stored, used and shared.
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> Sites like LocalBitcoins facilitate in person cash trades. Sites like LocalBitcoins would very quickly cease to exist if there is a concerted government effort to ban Bitcoins.
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It's not really that strange when you think about it. We are animals that have biological urges. However, we are social animals that live in a society. As a result, we must balance our biological pressures with our societal ones. Let&#
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I believe you misread the sentence. "> 30 years" refers to the length of time "the rest of the civilized world" has held these beliefs, not the length of a prison sentence.
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True, but do you think that is the point OP was making? "Members of a particular country should have a preference for a word that is associated with an individual from that country" seems like a rather strange linguistic argument
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Sounds like I have some more research to do - thanks for the detailed response. Btw, you were right, I meant scrapy-cluster and not scrapyd-cluster: https://github.com/istresearch/scrapy-cluster . There is a requirement
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> Killing, I have no problem with, but I'm an American. If I were, say Austrian, I might prefer terminating processes. Why do you feel that Austrians have a special sensitivity to the term "killing"?
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Yes, that's an interesting point. The digital economy leads to some grey areas.
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The warranty lasts for two years. The six month time period refers to something else: > Within six months from receipt of the goods, you just need to show the trader that they are faulty or not as advertised. But, after six months in mos
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That's probably the issue. Under the EU Consumer Protection Act, which I believe is what you are referring to, it is the responsibility of the retailer to deal with faulty products, and not the manufacturer. In this case MS is the manu
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Great article, thanks for sharing. What would you recommend for people who need to operate a cluster of scrapyd instances? Are there any recommended ways of managing the distribution of tasks to multiple scrapyd instances? I have looked at
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This was one of the things revealed by the Snowden leaks. 'Dreamy Smurf handles power management, which according to The Guardian includes "an ability to stealthily activate a phone that is apparently turned off"' https
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Synapse is a service discovery framework. Essentially, it just writes HAProxy config files based on discovered upstreams - it does not receive any requests itself. The scalability is handled by HAProxy.
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