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by rgun 5y ago
Can you please elaborate as to how it can be done? Will putting all your devices in a VPN suffice?
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Big Basket (Series-F funded startup in India) sues a bootstrapped startup(businessinsider.in)
2 points by rgun 6y ago|0 comments
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by rgun 6y ago
A little background: Many women in the Dota 2 community are coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment. Mostly against a caster named Grant "GranDGranT" Harris.
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Flirting for Morons(medium.com)
4 points by rgun 6y ago|2 comments
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Qt, Open Source and Corona(mail.kde.org)
15 points by rgun 7y ago|1 comments
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Australia fires: State of emergency declared for Canberra region(bbc.com)
2 points by rgun 7y ago|0 comments
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by rgun 7y ago
Dota 2 * Plethora of mechanics and combinations possible, make it impossible for two games to ever be the same. * Steep learning curve but very rewarding I am fairly sure it will stay around at least for 3-4 more years (given the current po
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Conditions of ACME's Unconditional Guarantee(kleinbottle.com)
2 points by rgun 7y ago|0 comments
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by rgun 7y ago
Assuming you are not providing any updates (not even security critical ones for argument's sake), you only need to package and add documentation for an on-prem installation. Why is it so costly?
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by rgun 7y ago
Why do you think it is "weird" to use WireGuard for connecting application server with a DB instance? (Backdrop: I have recently moved our various prod servers into a WireGuard based VPN to encrypt the traffic between them. I foun
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by rgun 7y ago
Agreed. But if a user agrees to be left "out in the cold", you should allow him to. Given that it is not very costly for you to prepare your software for on-prem, it maybe a win-win for all the parties involved.
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by rgun 7y ago
> The best part is that many people think that an on-premises version should be less expensive than the online version, and come without a subscription. Which makes sense IMHO, provided they are not expecting any updates to their on-prem
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by rgun 8y ago
> Commits often touch files for completely arbitrary reasons, so the last commit tells you almost nothing That is mostly true if you are casually browsing a repository you are interested in. It is definitely not true if you are a contrib
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by rgun 8y ago
True. I failed to mention that I was talking about dedicated servers. In which case, the servers with vRack enabled are costlier. I did not check for their VPS offering.
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by rgun 8y ago
In the tune of $10k. We also came to the same conclusion. Moreover, being an Indian startup, these dollar bills are burning a huge hole in our pocket :D
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by rgun 8y ago
Can you please elaborate? (Apart from the points I have already mentioned)
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by rgun 8y ago
We did receive large amounts of AWS and Google cloud credits. I did not mention in the question for brevity, but we moved to Google Cloud (GCP) after exhausting AWS credits to utilise GCP credits. We came to know of OVH a couple of months b
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Ask HN: Why are cheaper hosting services like OVH not very popular?
81 points by rgun 8y ago|66 comments
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Mongodb 4.0: Release Notes(docs.mongodb.com)
2 points by rgun 8y ago|0 comments
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by rgun 8y ago
I am on KDE 5 and TIL! Thanks. Alt+right click resizes window and Alt+left click drags the window.
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Don't sudo pip(pages.charlesreid1.com)
2 points by rgun 8y ago|2 comments
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by rgun 9y ago
If you ever try KDE again, when searching through the default plasmoids, you will see a Get new widgets button through which you can download new plasmoids. You can take a look at all the plamoids available for download here: https:&#x2F
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by rgun 9y ago
I have mapped it to meta + R (more mnemonic) from the default Alt + F2 . I use it a lot for quick calculations.
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by rgun 9y ago
Then you will be glad to know that recent versions of KDE (I can vouch for Kubuntu 16.04) have mapped the meta key to applications menu. Although, I have never felt the need for it. I like using the krunner (it is similar to spotlight on
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by rgun 9y ago
The book The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion by Jonathan Haidt explores similar concepts. It is an extremely interesting book on moral psychology. (YC 2017 Summer Reading List)
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Reality has a surprising amount of detail (2017)(johnsalvatier.org)
699 points by rgun 9y ago|294 comments
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Materialize: To 1.0 and beyond(medium.com)
2 points by rgun 9y ago|0 comments
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The Duty to Disobey Illegal Nuclear Strike Orders(papers.ssrn.com)
1 points by rgun 9y ago|0 comments
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The Last Question – Isaac Asimov [pdf](physics.princeton.edu)
2 points by rgun 9y ago|0 comments
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by rgun 9y ago
waiting for a language that transpiles to Kotlin and Swift

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