nonane

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by nonane 12y ago
What are the alternatives to Heroku? I'm looking for something that makes it easy to deploy and launch services. http://deis.io looks promising but it isn't production ready yet.
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by nonane 12y ago
Thank you very much - this helps.
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by nonane 12y ago
Hi there, I'm struggling to understanding where OpenStack fits in and what features it provides over a stock Ubuntu install or perhaps a CoreOS cluster? Does it provide a consistent platform to deploy apps on? Thanks!
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by nonane 13y ago
I second this. Would love to see an actual app skeleton that links with Chromium's sources.
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by nonane 13y ago
Toronto Canada, I work out of Gizmolabs: http://gizmolabs.ca . Small space, meeting room available, great part time packages and interesting people. Lots of web developers here.
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by nonane 13y ago
Almost all UI frameworks work this way including Android, iOS and Cocoa. They receive events from the OS or window manager (mouse moved, keyboard button pressed, touches moved) and dispatch it to the app. The only difference is how the even
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by nonane 13y ago
1. WebRTC is natively compiled into browsers. This app uses WebRTC's data channel to transfer files and WebRTC guarantees that the data channel is encrypted (via DTLS). So - tehcnically the crypto is not javascript based - it's na
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by nonane 13y ago
Actually, the link you've posted is much simpler than the parent post: no assembly voodo required and no longjump shenanigans. It's also much easier to debug under a debugger. I've successfully used this in production code. I
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by nonane 13y ago
Can you please expand on this? Does using TLS (vs SSL2v3) automatically ensure you're using ephermal diffie hellman?
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by nonane 13y ago
Sync is not backup. For backups you also need the ability to look back at the previous versions of your files. For example in your sync solution if a file gets corrupted, all copies of the file will also have the corrupted bytes sync'd. Wit
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by nonane 13y ago
Isn't Microsoft's trying to build something similar with Azure? It'd be best described as an 'operating system for the cloud'.
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by nonane 14y ago
This might be the Microsoft paper you're referring to: http://research.microsoft.com/pubs/144888/eurosys84-nighting... I worked on one of the Windows Error Reporting (WER) server components that detected memory corruption from bluescreen
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by nonane 14y ago
It think one of the reasons the kernel can't kill a process is because one of the process's threads is blocked inside a kernel call (not completely sure about this). Hes using ps's 'wchan' option to get the address of the kernel function th
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by nonane 14y ago
I'm not exactly sure what you want to do. If you just want to handle touch input in Windows 8 then take a look at this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/hh... . If you want to simulate touches programatically then
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by nonane 14y ago
Right. The Android app doesn't have this functionality at the moment, but we're going to port it over soon.
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by nonane 14y ago
Thank you! Appreciate it :-)
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by nonane 14y ago
Plug: If you're running Windows 8 Pro and have an iPad you can try out the Win 8 Metro's multitouch features using my app ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWUEAx4dqP4&hd=1 ). Send me an email: support at jumpdesktop.com and I'll send yo
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by nonane 14y ago
> but still I'll panic pretty badly if my laptop is ever stolen, because in there, somewhere, is probably a plain text password stored in a file You really should consider using using whole disk encryption like FileVault or PGP-WDE. Enc
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by nonane 15y ago
This is probably not answering your question but a possible solution is to switch to using OSX 100% of the time and then use Parallels/VMWare/VirtualBox to virtualize Windows and Ubuntu. It's much more practical than having to worry about p
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by nonane 15y ago
Have you noticed crashes and general instability on OS X Lion + Filevault 2? We've tried it on a Core2Duo Macbook Pro (early 2007) and MacBook (Mid 2010). We've seen lots of OS crashes (Macbook) and general performance issues when running X
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by nonane 15y ago
What prevents these projects from building on a 64bit OS with a 64bit compiler? Isn't that the simplest solution to getting rid of the ceilings rather than to continually restructure?
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by nonane 15y ago
Would love to hear more about it. Also porting is interesting - we're in a position where we have a bunch of highly optimized, debugged C/C++ 'backend' code. Since native code isn't supported on Windows 7 Phone, we'll have to port our app b
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by nonane 15y ago
Anyone one on HN developing on Windows Phone and seeing similar results?
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by nonane 15y ago
Karachi, Pakistan here.
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by nonane 15y ago
I didn't down vote you and I do agree with most of what you've said regarding competition (I suspect the rest of HN also agrees). What you didn't address though is Marco's past relationship with the founders. Specifically he says that he ad
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by nonane 15y ago
You can do this by reporting it to Apple. App search keywords can not be trademarked or copyrighted names. I had this happen to me once - Apple gave me a week to resolve the issue or have my app taken down. I had to update my binary to remo
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by nonane 15y ago
Yes, it's probably a dozen or so different apps if you go over their website: http://www.fiplab.com/
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by nonane 15y ago
HP didn't have a chance - they don't have the software DNA that Google, Apple and Microsoft have. Microsoft is the underdog here but they have a much better chance of making something happen.
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by nonane 15y ago
Also, don't forget that in most cases the JS code is probably loaded from the browser's cache anyway.
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by nonane 15y ago
The article claims it takes bcrypt 0.3 seconds to hash a 4 char password on a laptop. How does a server authenticate users in high volume with bcrypt? ~0.25 secs per auth request might warrant having a separate server just for authenticatio

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