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721.
by porker 10y ago
> Actually, and probably for the first time ever, I completely agree with Fowler Upvoting you just for that. <3
722.
by porker 10y ago
Submitting because I can't decide if this person is a genius - or delusional.
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Websockify – we beat Google's AMP, now what?(websockify.nl)
1 points by porker 10y ago|1 comments
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by porker 10y ago
Is nginx as a reverse proxy as efficient at caching as varnish? Asking as I haven't found any benchmarks on the subject. I'm using varnish via Fastly, and have come to greatly appreciate the fast cache-clear, so we can push all co
725.
by porker 10y ago
> A significant number of companies probably need to compose customer notifications; As a one-man company who has never done this before (and to the best of my knowledge never needed to): Any guides/examples to writing a customer no
726.
by porker 10y ago
Unfortunately CodeBuild looks to be build only, not install a full software suite on the machine and run it. Otherwise, if it'd load an AMI - ideal!
727.
by porker 10y ago
Hopefully soon someone will create a GCE image for WebPageTest. It's been a pig to get up and running, but Amazon's per-hour billing is expensive for a machine needed 10-15 minutes every hour.
728.
by porker 10y ago
And do the gentleman's thing of indicating affiliate links by appending a * or other symbol. Transparency is good, even if the laws in your part of the world don't require it.
729.
by porker 10y ago
Sad news, his visualizations and approach to communication were the first to get me interested in this field.
730.
by porker 10y ago
Interesting, thanks for the info! This sounds similar to https://www.readcube.com/ , which I dabbled with but never got into. Need to get some system in place as my hard-drive is becoming littered with cryptically named PDF
731.
by porker 10y ago
If you've tried the Kobo Aura One (7.8" screen) would love your feedback.
732.
by porker 10y ago
How much did the CNCF have to pay for the code?
733.
by porker 10y ago
On Windows, TreeSize from http://www.jam-software.de is one of the few utilities I'm happy to pay for. Blazingly fast and I found its visualizations more intuitive than the others.
734.
by porker 10y ago
Does anyone know of a set of WAF rules - free or commercial - that I can use on my server, rather than outsourcing to Sucuri or CloudFlare? I have used modsecurity before and found writing rules difficult, so happy to pay.
735.
by porker 10y ago
One-tab doesn't sync or let you backup to another source (e.g. Dropbox). I use it, but taking manual backups is a pain.
736.
by porker 10y ago
> Seems like nim and crystal would fill that void better Having seen a talk on Nim at the Bris.tech conference [1], I can't think of any void it would fill better than an alternative. My takeaway was it was a very flexible but poorl
737.
by porker 10y ago
How was the soundproofing in these 5-6 story buildings? I've lived in flats in the UK and had endless problems, from people vacuuming at 6am on wooden floors above my bedroom to sleepless nights from parties, to hearing TV and conversa
738.
by porker 10y ago
> His stubborn view on functional mechanisms Reference, for a non-Python dev who hasn't kept up with it?
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CHVote: Open-source e-voting system from Switzerland(republique-et-canton-de-geneve.github.io)
437 points by porker 10y ago|192 comments
740.
NetData: Get Control of Your Linux Servers. Simple. Effective. Awesome(my-netdata.io)
5 points by porker 10y ago|0 comments
741.
by porker 10y ago
> After that if you want updates then you need to pay $5,000. Bummer. $5k is less than my side project makes in a year. And the average annual system maintenance budget for a small client.
742.
by porker 10y ago
Upvote the comment ;)
743.
by porker 10y ago
Being Mortal, by Atul Gawande. It changed my outlook on life.
744.
by porker 10y ago
Anyone have a reason why the WD30EFRX has such poor reliability in their last table? Granted it's a smaller sample size. Only asking 'cause it's my main data hard drive...
745.
by porker 10y ago
I feel the way she does. My highlight from this post: "At worst, no one ever uses it, and I have nothing to show for the time. Even at best, well… let’s just say the way programmers react to technical work is very different from the wa
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by porker 10y ago
'these times' being the crucial distinctor. I was a cub in the early '90s in a deprived ex-mining town in the UK. Fighting and bullying were rife. My parents were warned by other parents they knew not to send me to the scout
747.
by porker 10y ago
> How work is done, how meetings are held, being on time, eating, restaurants in general and the food and the drink. Also how friendships work. I'd say french and german culture is one of the most distant in all of (western?) europe
748.
by porker 10y ago
I didn't realise you could connect spreadsheets together. Thanks for new knowledge!
749.
by porker 10y ago
I did [0], but after that I reassessed, relaxed, decided not to push so hard... and raised my rates. It's a job, and like any job it sucks (hugely) at times. It also provides money to keep my family, and I get to work on interesting, b
750.
by porker 10y ago
Why were Lastpass and Dashlane better than 1Password for you? I've used 1P for a few years without looking at the competition, so curious to hear what they can do.

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