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by prohor 10y ago
They have little incentive. Would you change provider just to get IPv6?
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by prohor 10y ago
1. Daily: rsync snapshots to disk attached to Raspberry Pi (similar to rsnapshot) 2. Periodically: duplicity to Oracle archive storage (7x cheaper than AWS Glacier - $0.001)
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by prohor 10y ago
Try using https://www.cloudorado.com/ . It will calculate price for specific configuration for AWS, GCE, Azure and more. And you can choose if you want long-term commitment or not.
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by prohor 10y ago
I will also add https://www.cloudorado.com/ for those who want to also compare against other clouds.
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by prohor 10y ago
Is there implementation released maybe? Similar like they did with TensorFlow.
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by prohor 10y ago
Yes, but the problem it is part of current standard, 2.0 is still work in progress. Also alternative API from SVG 2.0 is not yet delivered by Chrome either as far as I know.
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by prohor 10y ago
It is a bit confusing that you have unit selection (for temperature and wind speed) in top-right corner, and then separate for map. I thought it is broken before I noticed the other switch.
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by prohor 10y ago
Yes like this one - just dropping part of current SVG standard that was supported by all browsers. Without any notification and replacement it broke some sites. Why? Because it was too much code, low adoption and it is depreciated in SVG 2.
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by prohor 10y ago
I'm not comparing against Angular (which in v1 is known not to be super fast) just between browsers. I was mainly looking at https://vaadin.github.io/gwt-polymer-elements/demo/#gwt/Java... . It uses a l
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by prohor 10y ago
Polymer and Angular 2.0 seems to have a lot concepts in common and I don't fully understand why they are going to compete, given they come from the same source. But for me it seems that Polymer nowhere picked up as Angular. When it com
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by prohor 10y ago
The first two paint points are perfectly solved by GWT[1]. But for some reason it isn't picked up by web community, even though you can still make really cool web apps with it. 1. http://www.gwtproject.org/
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by prohor 10y ago
Take a look on https://www.privacytools.io/ , which lists alternatives in various categories. It doesn't include photos from your list though.
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by prohor 10y ago
Just add an e-ink display (like this: https://plastc.com/ ) that shows the transaction value and a button to approve on card. Only then the card would sign the transaction. Seems simple.
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by prohor 10y ago
Dynatrace does I think what you describe. It is on various levels - between services, hosts, processes (on different hosts too) and AWS zones. https://dynatrace.com/capabilities/application-topology-disc...
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by prohor 10y ago
Exactly, I also want to have private browsing but with persistent history. I'm using Self-Destructing Cookies [1] for that; you can also white-list some domains there for eg. keep me logged in. But would love to have the container as y
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Google moves closer to a universal quantum computer(nature.com)
3 points by prohor 10y ago|0 comments
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by prohor 10y ago
You might like BoxBackup, but unfortunately not very active project now: https://www.boxbackup.org/
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by prohor 10y ago
I like also rdiff-backup which makes a mirror of a directory + reverse diffs, in case you need to move in time. http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/ Duplicity is also another tools that uses rsync algorithm to find and
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by prohor 10y ago
The de-duplication in this case is achieved by hardlinks of unchanged files between snapshots. This means, deduplication is only on file level, so even an append makes a new copy. I've been looking for an rsync-based tool with encrypti
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by prohor 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11803716
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by prohor 10y ago
How about those who donate? Aren't they kind of customers? And what would you say if Linux updates could be easily changed with MitM?
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Android Instant Apps - apps without installation(android-developers.blogspot.com)
3 points by prohor 10y ago|0 comments
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by prohor 10y ago
Google indeed seems the strongest competitor now for AWS, but there are far more providers who compete - see a comparison: https://www.cloudorado.com/ . We just need to choose them to avoid monopoly or at least oligopoly.
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by prohor 10y ago
So, you can no longer assume being anonymous when walking down the street. If your random photo is matched with your profile, you can be basically fully identified anywhere. With all those cameras everywhere, you could be fully tracked.
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Bing live code editor with run option(blog.hackerrank.com)
3 points by prohor 10y ago|1 comments
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by prohor 11y ago
Does it work if I live outside US?
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by prohor 11y ago
Very nice. I've bookmarked it. By the way - there was another similar service recently, but stores files: https://transfer.sh/ , https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11322007
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by prohor 11y ago
I use regex quite often and I'm happy we have it now more powerful in Chrome. Though, what is so painful in regex is all those flavors of it. I with it was standardized across all languages / implementations.
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by prohor 11y ago
I usually use look ahead negation to make tests that string doesn't match regex.
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Virgin Galactic is unveiling SpaceShipTwo(wired.com)
5 points by prohor 11y ago|2 comments

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