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Server Evolution – From mainframes to containers and PaaS(speakerdeck.com)
1 points by mvip 12y ago|0 comments
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by mvip 12y ago
Oh the irony.
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What NSA Director Mike Rogers Doesn’t Get About Encryption(cato.org)
3 points by mvip 12y ago|0 comments
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A dead man's switch for your computer?(blog.viktorpetersson.com)
129 points by mvip 12y ago|72 comments
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by mvip 12y ago
I can't believe serious organizations are still using PPTP.
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Lawrence Lessig Shows That Today's Political Struggle [](forbes.com)
2 points by mvip 12y ago|0 comments
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Spotify Teams Up with Uber: Your Ride. Your Music(news.spotify.com)
2 points by mvip 12y ago|1 comments
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The dangers of UFW + Docker(blog.viktorpetersson.com)
17 points by mvip 12y ago|0 comments
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by mvip 12y ago
Yeah, that sounds pretty tedious, but I guess it could still be automated (but somewhat tricky). Once CoreOS becomes more stable, we're looking to move to it. The idea is then to use `etcd` to feed the load balancer (probably Nginx) wi
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by mvip 12y ago
Yes, that's absolutely true and something we're aware of. It would of course be possible to solve, but would increase the complexity by a fair amount. It is also worth mentioning that it is a more back-end heavy service, than fron
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by mvip 12y ago
Actually, we have Nginx configured with Health Check ( http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/load_balancing.html#nginx_load... ). Hence, it will automatically take a given appserver out of the pool when it stops respon
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by mvip 12y ago
We've been using Docker for YippieMove (www.yippiemove.com) for a few months now, and it works great. Getting your hand around the Docker philosophy is the biggest hurdle IMHO, but once you're there it is a delight to work with. T
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by mvip 12y ago
Hi guys, The creator of Screenly here. If by 'channels' you mean breaking the screen into different blocks (normally referred to as 'zones' in DS language), it is possible using HTML, but strongly discouraged. The reason
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Lantern: An app to end censorship(getlantern.org)
3 points by mvip 12y ago|0 comments
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by mvip 12y ago
We've been using Atmail ( http://atmail.com ) for some time (self-hosted) for my company. Works great. They offers a hosted service too now. Nice UI/UX and offers full calendar/contacts and Push.
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by mvip 13y ago
We've been using Uzbl in Screenly ( http://www.screenlyapp.com/ ) for some time now and it works really well.
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by mvip 13y ago
Yes, this if for their CDN/edge system. They run their cloud architecture on EC2. There was a very interesting talk about this on EuroBSDCon ( http://2013.eurobsdcon.org/eurobsdcon-2013/talks/#AlistairCr... ),
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Show HN: Are They Using Google Apps?(aretheyusinggoogleapps.com)
4 points by mvip 13y ago|2 comments
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by mvip 13y ago
Yay! We have now finally been able to add support for Hotmail in YippieMove[1]. It has been one of the most popular feature requests since we launched back in '08. [1] http://www.yippiemove.com
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by mvip 13y ago
Awesome. Glad to see that you got it out the door, Arthur!
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A public cloud taking a stand against government intrusion(cloudsigma.com)
29 points by mvip 13y ago|15 comments
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by mvip 13y ago
Same thing here, but with a lot more flexibility: https://zrh.cloudsigma.com/ui/#/trynow
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by mvip 13y ago
Ah, yes. I had to pick that from a drop-down. There was no 'Sofia', only a 'Sofija'. I've reported the bug to Meetup.
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by mvip 13y ago
That's not the name, but the location.
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Hacker News Meetup: Sofia, Bulgaria
2 points by mvip 13y ago|8 comments
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CloudSigma now offers remote VM access by fax(cloudsigma.com)
7 points by mvip 14y ago|0 comments
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by mvip 14y ago
Well yes, but they usually rely on traditional storage methods (on disk or via something like NFS shares). Normally they use sharding based on the mailbox name and spread it across multiple storage backends. The only mailserver before this
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Top Languages Other than English Spoken and Relative Changes(census.gov)
1 points by mvip 14y ago|1 comments
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by mvip 14y ago
Who said anything about magic? Apache's default config is crappy and it's a bloated web server. It will bring down any VPS to swap of death unless you lower MaxClient etc with even moderate amount of traffic. More modern web servers (and mo
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by mvip 14y ago
It's Apache. It's what it does best.

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