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Real-time server visualization with canvas and processing.js(cloudkick.com)
54 points by polvi 16y ago|8 comments
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Visual evidence of Amazon EC2 network issues(cloudkick.com)
56 points by polvi 17y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Best way to remotely demo your software?
5 points by polvi 17y ago|1 comments
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Amazon EC2 Spot Instances(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by polvi 17y ago|0 comments
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by polvi 17y ago
Joining the ASF adds structure to the project that will help it grow the community and product. This includes formalities such as contributor agreements, so that all IP is released to the ASF, or votes so that consensus is reached by a grou
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Libcloud joins Apache Software Foundation Incubator(cloudkick.com)
44 points by polvi 17y ago|4 comments
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Cable modem hacker busted by feds(computerworld.com)
1 points by polvi 17y ago|0 comments
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by polvi 17y ago
I guess it all depends how you design it and what you are doing. I would have to agree with others, the out of request cycle image processing solutions are definitely the right way to go overall.
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by polvi 17y ago
The solution to use an image processing library such as RMagick, http://rmagick.rubyforge.org/
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Sysadmin mistakes start-ups make(cloudkick.com)
164 points by polvi 17y ago|92 comments
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by polvi 17y ago
Setup git bash completion + put the branch name in your PS1 (previously mentioned on HN). http://www.simplicidade.org/notes/archives/2008/02/git_bash_...
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by polvi 17y ago
Congrats, guys!
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Justin.tv founders named as top 30 under 30 by Inc.(inc.com)
42 points by polvi 17y ago|13 comments
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processing.js / canvas visualization part-time at Cloudkick(jobs.jsninja.com)
1 points by polvi 17y ago
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Mobile Gmail and async script loading(stevesouders.com)
9 points by polvi 17y ago|0 comments
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by polvi 17y ago
Sexual Assault Facebook app. Allow people to report when they are victims of sexual assault. I started discussions with the local sexual assault center, but after hearing feedback, it seemed like people did not want stuff like "3 of your fr
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by polvi 17y ago
Wanted to give an update explaining what happened and how we fixed it. The main issue is that we offer the ability for a user to change their email address. This is a very common feature, and thus something a lot of sites fall victim to. Th
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by polvi 17y ago
(Alex from Cloudkick) This XSS is no longer valid. Thank you for the bug report. This was definitely a mistake on our end, and we deeply apologize for the error. Will post another report shortly...
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by polvi 17y ago
This is great. Any idea if they will do the same for the FriendFeed datastore?
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Cloudkick (YC W09) Seeks Frontend Web Developer
29 points by polvi 17y ago
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Ask HN: Anyone know the story behind the default twitter avatar?(s.twimg.com)
2 points by polvi 17y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Highest rated story?
18 points by polvi 17y ago|4 comments
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by polvi 17y ago
Who is Jamie Reilly?
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by polvi 17y ago
None of the providers (that I know of) support OCCI. libcloud could support OCCI once it has gotten some support.
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by polvi 17y ago
No problem, try this one: git clone git://github.com/cloudkick/libcloud.git
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by polvi 17y ago
Yes. Although we're willing to add more providers and more functions to the API (such as "list_images").
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by polvi 17y ago
It is true, we're initially targeting providers that will give you a "server via API call". When you're developing against AppEngine (and I imagine Azure), you're committing to that platform, because it is very very specific. Whereas when
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by polvi 17y ago
We're looking for folks who would be interested in "owning" a particular provider. Shoot us a note on the mailing list if you would like to participate! Although, patches speak louder than words. :)
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Libcloud: a unified (python) interface into the cloud(libcloud.org)
71 points by polvi 17y ago|15 comments
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Cloudkick now supports Rackspace Cloud Servers (YC W09)(blog.mosso.com)
3 points by polvi 17y ago|0 comments

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