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by regecks 9y ago
Two-way binding does exist, just not in the same problematic way it existed in Vue 1. It was changed to just be syntactic sugar for the event handler approach - https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/forms.html .
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by regecks 9y ago
A few choice websites have definitely colored my view of React (e.g. Airbnb, multi-second delay clicking onto a form text field on current generation Android and iPhone? I hope they see some of the techniques in this article). It's har
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by regecks 9y ago
Signed up to paid plan, thanks. This is something I had looked for previously. Some suggestions (only because I really want you to succeed!): - Please consider the use case where I want to protect against a domain having its nameservers cha
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by regecks 10y ago
For me, it is because I have shared folders for credential management for various jobs and it would be way too hard to get everyone to migrate. In fact, I am not aware of any other solution that matches LastPass functionality. I have change
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by regecks 10y ago
Complaining about OAEP when RSA-OAEP is perfectly safe seems needlessly straw-grasping, the other complaints (should) stand perfectly well on their own. I've used JWT in three languages and the API has always sucked, really badly. I a
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by regecks 10y ago
.2 cores is plenty. A static website (properly served) wont't even register on CPU until you are doing traffic >100mbit. A CRUD app in language that doesn't smash the CPU (i.e. closer to Go net/http than WordPress) would p
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by regecks 10y ago
> I've found their web client refreshes faster when inbound mail comes in than Gmail Yes! One of my favorite FastMail features. Same is true for push notifications. I now get annoyed at the delay on my work accounts (G Suite).
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by regecks 10y ago
Maybe slightly unrelated but what do people use for browser driven stress/load tests? I have been using PhantomJS + phantomherd[1], but boy, PhantomJS sure takes a lot of CPU. -- 1. https://github.com/nmeans/phanto
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by regecks 10y ago
grpc clients are disgustingly fat. For that reason I am using v2 API on v3. It's a pity but I need etcd access from many projects and grpc often dwarfs the rest of the project , explodes the binary size.
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by regecks 10y ago
I distribute commercial Go source with a Dockerfile to build the app (and rpm package) and it has been received remarkably well - better than I had imagined. YMMV.
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by regecks 10y ago
Try Vimfx, I switched to take advantage of e10s, and it's been worthwhile.
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by regecks 10y ago
I think this is a bit disingenuous. Do you also think that Java is multi-process? I can see the argument that an OS thread is a process but it is basically irrelevant in every way that matters in development and operations. An example - how
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by regecks 10y ago
Cool. However, we're pretty settled on Grafana+InfluxDB and I'm not sure I have any real reason to deploy Chronograf. We'll see though.
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by regecks 10y ago
If you have absolute URLs ( http://..../foo.jpg ) saved in documents or a database or something like that, you would need to rewrite them to be protocol-relative or just https:// .
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by regecks 10y ago
Sweet. I had some 'getting oomkilled' problems with boundless queries back when I started using Influx for production early in the year, but it has been rock solid and performant since the later 0.1x releases. > Support for reg
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by regecks 10y ago
Indeed. We reduced our write iops by 95% by moving from Graphite/Carbon to Influx. Try one of the newer databases!
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by regecks 10y ago
Ah, ok. I had the same problem (from Graphite era) but splitting the datasources up was fairly painless.
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by regecks 10y ago
You are mistaken. Grafana has RBAC and datasource isolation.
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by regecks 10y ago
It seems like you can draw garbage (e.g. faces/text/swastikas) on the picture in the moments after it correctly identifies the object and before it starts the next object, and it seems to "save" it (though I am not sure
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by regecks 10y ago
Is this sarcasm? I'd pay for it in a hearbeat.
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by regecks 10y ago
I think it's odd to offer a service like this with no protection against cracking. I mean, sure, I licence one of my own products with a RSAPSS signature on an environmental constraint .. but if somebody went to the effort they could j
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by regecks 10y ago
Funny, I had the opposite reaction to that file - appreciation that the whole stack is encapsulated so well. Maybe that is from having been through the ad-hoc or "well, its easy to spin up, but this only works for a single node" s
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by regecks 10y ago
Do you have anything to say about EFS and WordPress (or other PHP CMS that are basically designed for a single instance?) Latency on stat() - PHP is often a oop-monster these days with thousands of fs reads as it loads the code? (there are
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by regecks 10y ago
Wtf? Is this a US phenomenon? In Australia people do stick to limits, more or less. At least, speeders are judged by other drivers fairly harshly.
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by regecks 10y ago
Spacewalk is monolithic. It takes over packaging and licensing and various other roles. I appreciate tools like this because they are single purpose and can be easily be retrofitted to old systems. Also, yum security plugin does not work on
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by regecks 10y ago
Also using Qubes on an old Lenovo Thinkpad. The only major con for me is that it takes a lot of RAM.The laptop only has like 4GB so I can barely run my work and 'other work' VMs side by side. Often one will not boot due to memory
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by regecks 10y ago
> OTOH, it's defense in depth Yup. IMO not using a passphrase is nuts, considering there is practically no convenience loss (ssh-agent, OS X keychain, pageant) and fairly significant benefit. Protects against: - accidentally exposin
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by regecks 10y ago
Not necessarily. https://tip.golang.org/src/plugin/plugin_dlopen.go " 5 // +build linux,cgo" The Windows version isn't there yet - it could encapsulate that logic.
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by regecks 10y ago
Comparison with https://www.ovirt.org/ ?
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by regecks 10y ago
That's not even the worst of it. Websites that use reverse proxies such as Cloudflare to give them the HTTPS for the first leg (visitor->Cloudflare) give no indication that the second leg (Cloudflare->origin) may be totally in th

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