rednaught

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   Learn Perl in about 2 hours 30 minutes(qntm.org)

   1 points by rednaught 15y ago|0 comments
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   by rednaught 15y ago

   Unbridled optimism and naiveté? I certainly have much less of it now that I'm in my late 30s.
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   by rednaught 15y ago

   I've often wondered this this isn't part of the "foundations" portion that is mentioned in the description of the YCombinator program. Not only a PR firm as you mentioned but a couple of training sessions in PR AND ethics before launch eve
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   by rednaught 15y ago

   It's already been built such as Spideroak and Wuala. Dropbox could capture more of the market and even concerned businesses if they make this even as much as a simple configurable option. If the data deduplication costs higher because of c
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   by rednaught 15y ago

   It's unfortunate when most are so mesmerized by great but incomplete magic that the magic creators are unwilling to conjure something even more magical to include safety like client-side encryption. Reworded for the downvotes: Don't punish
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   by rednaught 15y ago

   Is client-side encryption anywhere on those lists?
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   by rednaught 15y ago

   Hiring based on plan compared to need. Does all of this crazy funding raise anyone else's hackles? Maybe it's just that I'm not in Silicon Valley or SF. Update: Perhaps it is just the signaling of going from 65 to 400 that bothers me. I
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   by rednaught 15y ago

   Google recognizes this problem and is attempting to get vendors onboard with an 18 month commitment for updates( http://thisismynext.com/2011/05/10/google-promises-android-d... ) . On the other hand, the hardware vendors prefer you buy a ne
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   by rednaught 15y ago

   Thanks Mentat. Yup, I understand CSRF and current methods such as tokenization, double submit cookies, etc. I was trying to get an explanation from tptacek or patio11 about their statements about unprotected shells and arbitrary code. The
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    I have preconceived ideas but I am not a security specialist by profession and hence the question. Perhaps you can explain instead of a downvote?
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    I've been using Feedlooks ( http://www.feedlooks.com/ ) which also a Twitter client built in. It also takes care of the "mark as read" problem when subscribed to a large number of feeds.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Isn't this in the same vein as Ajaxterm/Anyterm? I suppose most uses of those (e.g. Slicehost/Linode) are behind SSL.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    PDF version here: http://training.perl.com/OSCON2011/gbu/gbu.pdf
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    Unicode Support Shootout(98.245.80.27)

    3 points by rednaught 15y ago|1 comments
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    They've updated to Sandybridge architecture(32nm and pretty fair Intel IGP).
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Yes it is excessive. It is also "enterprisey." And finally it is a reason why they are having their lunch eaten by their rivals.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Out of a current staff of 73,400. Even wildly assuming that is half of their VP+, I've seen a lot worse ratios.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    No longer is it verboten to mention Juniper and HP in the same breath as Cisco when talking about quality networking equipment. Hopefully, Cisco can get back on track and refocus on it's core networking products. Interesting that they are
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    And end up with something like Perl's CGI? Request/Response favorite flavors seems to change every 2-3 years. I wouldn't want Python to suffer from that bloat.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Armin wrote a post back in January regarding mergers in the Python world of frameworks. http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2011/1/22/python-the-web-and-little-...
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Thanks for creating that framework. I had seen it in use a few times but it didn't dawn on me until reading your comments above the relation to Plan 9.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Bottle has been around for a while and is great. But is there something new or about to reach proverbial "1.0" status? For those interested in single-file frameworks, there is also Mojolicious in Perl and Fat-Free in PHP.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    And a weekend at that.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Their premium service is on-demand. https://store.slacker.com/store/Subscriptions.do
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Is there a reason Slacker is not reviewed?
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    For all you social types, are you weary yet? I guess I am finally being rewarded for being somewhat introverted...one less website to sign up for.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Something like DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM).
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    I am quite surprised that teaching customer/public communication is not something that is part of the YC experience by now. We've seen time and time again the lack of thought in YC companies public communication such as the job postings her
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Well said and don't worry about feeling like you "didn't get it" as neither do I. I doubt we are the only ones.
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    by rednaught 15y ago

    Libvirt is not needed to use KVM but the purpose has been to provide stability (and an abstraction as you mentioned) over the changes QEMU has had in various releases. Update: Here's a blog related to your very question that was written jus