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by popey456963 10y ago
Just imagining the entirety of Google running on 16GB of RAM :). To answer the question at hand though, MySQL seems great at up scaling with larger hardware, as does Redis (from what I've seen, it seems to almost get more efficient at
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Ask HN: What is your go to FTP/SSH client?
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by popey456963 10y ago
Python 3 fan myself, but there are two things I've heard from colleagues: 1. More modules for Python2 than Python3. A lot of projects are forced to go down to Python2 to allow them to use the modules they want to use. 2. It's wha
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by popey456963 10y ago
Alas, this is both a downside and an upside of Selenium. It's rather slow because it does need to spin up a Firefox instance, but it is very user-friendly and easy to learn because you can see exactly where you are at just by looking
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by popey456963 10y ago
SeleniumIDE[0] provides a nice and simple way of doing this, it's just a very simple Firefox addon that lets you record and playback mouse movements, typing, etc. You can then improve your macro through Selenium WebDriver. [0] http:&
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by popey456963 10y ago
For someone with no prior knowledge, can someone explain what this is doing?
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by popey456963 10y ago
I came across an online version of this several years back here on Hacker News, does anyone know where that went and/or if it is still up?
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by popey456963 10y ago
DevDocs is a great alternative for those of us that don't use Macs. Works fully in the browser, even with no network, which is kinda cool. http://devdocs.io/offline
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by popey456963 11y ago
To be honest, I can cope with Github's downtime, it is probably less than if I was hosting a Git solution myself and the service is much more reliable than all the other solutions I've tried (which are either lacking features or h
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by popey456963 11y ago
Reminds me somewhat of this[1] article. [1] http://xkcd.com/1658/
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by popey456963 11y ago
Wow, you don't have pensions very often in America? Mind if I ask what alternatives you have, or if you are just paid your pension in cash for you to spend as you please.
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by popey456963 11y ago
Just to put it out there that as far as I know, it is spelt "enrol" in most other countries to America. At least, England spells it with only one 'l' and that's where this company was made.
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by popey456963 11y ago
Considering the blatant similarities between the GitBucket and Github UI, I'm really not surprised they were getting upset about it. Surely GitBucket can not be surprised either?
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by popey456963 11y ago
Works for me in Chrome on Windows + OSX + Ubuntu. Have you tried turning it off and on again?
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Setting Up a URL Shortener(popey456963.github.io)
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by popey456963 11y ago
I imagine it might turn out something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyLqUf4cdwc - Which may not be the best. Coding using voice is incredibly tiresome and with the speed most programmers can type is unnecessary. How
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by popey456963 11y ago
Wait, is this actually a thing?
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by popey456963 11y ago
Must all products be made for monetization?
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Web Security Resources(ardalis.com)
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by popey456963 12y ago
Ah, don't worry about it, we all make mistakes.
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by popey456963 12y ago
I know, it's a really interesting graph but the position of the headings got me.
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by popey456963 12y ago
I'm currently working on this at the wiki, although I've only completed three right now: https://github.com/zlsa/atc/wiki If you want to contribute, please do!
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by popey456963 12y ago
In my opinion, it's actually more about the happiness you feel when you give these things away. It's doubtful you'll use them again and so why not give them away.
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by popey456963 12y ago
Judging by how good the comments are when it is up, I hope it recovers soon too =)
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by popey456963 12y ago
I get the same problem, tried on both Chrome and Internet Explorer (Windows 7).