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Database migration tool (golang)
(bitbucket.org)
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github.com/radim
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Docker - the Linux container runtime
(docker.io)
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14y ago
Very happy to see this project. Had status.io (recently sold) for the very same purpose but wasn't able to implement it. Please make it more than just a status page, make customers understand the process (both external/internal) and we'll
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> Linodes will start landing on NextGen hardware in the next week or so. Linodes on servers that are being retired will be required to migrate onto newer hardware. For those affected, you’ll receive support tickets with the details an
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Berlin, Germany or Remote (within EU); relocation possible; no agencies candena GmbH ( http://candena.com/ ) - recently incorporated in Germany - is building the team-based collaboration platform for educational and training purposes. We ha
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It's always good to use Vagrant (or any other method to be quickly able to refresh the dev environment) and routinely do destroy/up. This is for me so far the best precaution to keep the application light on dependencies.
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OVH Free Dedicated Server Benchmarking
(danielsokolowski.blogspot.ca)
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14y ago
I take this as next step in my 'getting of the Twitter' treatment :)
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EOL for Echofon Desktop
(blog.echofon.com)
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14y ago
guess that's must have in the checklist world. Personally would prefer to get hold of a real person when needed though
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14y ago
Rejected by Apple and the 'Paypal suxx' on their desk. Tough luck
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Monitoring our applications - Ruby (Lonely Planet dev blog)
(devops.lonelyplanet.com)
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15y ago
This is so annoying. Same happened to us with AdWords account for our business (physical goods). Only answer from Google after appeal - "Please do not contact us again". - "Do not open any new accounts". At the same time at least one of the
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15y ago
sure, I hope nobody is using password based authentication for SSH anyway :)
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15y ago
Just move your SSH off the port 22, hide it behind another instance and/or use fail2ban. 99% of problems with SSH scans/attacks sorted
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15y ago
Love the fact I can switch Solarized light/dark in MacVim easily.
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Meet the Chef installer for Windows
(opscode.com)
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15y ago
All thanks goes to ontestpad.com owners, I'm just re-posting the article which popped in google search when I was thinking about writing such an overview.
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15y ago
Thanks, didn't realize there are such a differences.
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radimm
15y ago
And painful for those starting with jQuery/plugins before they realize it's better to look elsewhere... :)
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15y ago
As the most discussions here on HN focus on moving away from PayPal, but don't offer options for UK/EU based companies - this blog post provides good overview what's available. So it's basically: * FastSpring * Amazon FPS * PayPal Payments
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Online payment options for SaaS (includes those supported in UK)
(blog.ontestpad.com)
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Wonder what percentage of users are facing such an issues with PayPal. As somebody who's just in the middle of setting up payment solution (UK) with PayPal, such a stories are not making it easy to justify the decision to go this way. In my
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15y ago
The interface certainly does look good, but man, I miss some consistency in navigation! And is it so hard to have mouse free control for application that is essentially GIT client?
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15y ago
Bad news (at least temporary): a lot of applications seems to be using old framework (Sparrow, Skype, ruby gem, etc.).