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541.
by sdfjkl 13y ago
"Add $100 to ship outside the US." Ouch. That's $150 for international shipping total, plus import tax :(
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
They were for a while, but seem fine again.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
Glad to hear that D isn't dead, just one of those quietly confident languages.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
Preferably both. Not sharing passwords is the obvious one, but if I stop using something I'd like to be able to delete everything related to me (except perhaps logfiles or whatever else needs to be retained for operational reasons up to a f
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
Those are already solved by using CSRF tokens and escaping all the things. Still no reason to bother users with additional password prompts, which come with a number of risks of their own, not least of all causing users to use weaker or sha
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
I find this measure ill conceived. It only protects from unlocked computers and sniffed session cookies. The right way to handle these two problems is to religiously lock your computer when you step away and to serve nothing on port 80 but
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
That costs money? Huh.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
Have you tried using the Cheeseshop lately? I have. It was a painfully slow and wretched experience and I ended up browsing multiple pages to find what I was looking for.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
It works fine. I'm working on my 2nd Django project using Python 3.3. The only missing component is South, and that isn't part of Django (although it'd be nice if it were).
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
The UK is not far behind and using the recent Woolwich incident as an excuse to rapidly catch up: http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2013/may/26/theresa-may-m...
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
The biggest problem is that when you have a good admin, things will run smoothly, but few will attribute that to his work.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
This thing? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XWXJDgbeP0
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
I see, that makes sense. Any word on how it compares to simply shipping encrypted dumps to S3?
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
It's safe to assume a bz2cat can be thrown in there. And I'm not sure how deduplication can work on encrypted dumps/files?
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
I'm using OS X for all my desktop needs, which are coding, network- and sysadmin things, along with the occasional writing and whatever else a single-person developer shop needs to do. Here's why: 1. OS X is the clear choice for a desktop s
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
How does this compare to dump | aespipe | s3cmd?
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
I'd love to see Accelerando the movie.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
This stands out not only for the great design, but also for being an extremely well put together Kickstarter campaign.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
About 600k users every day, and that's only the public networks. More statistics: http://irc.netsplit.de/networks/summary.php For developers working in teams, there is no better way to communicate as a group. Text chat has a scroll back,
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
Setting up SMTP and IMAP servers isn't that hard[1], and you get a lot of cool features that you don't get anywhere else, like piping email into shell scripts, or the ability to selectively bounce spam (instead of storing it in a spam folde
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
Does it matter? Clearly they prefer to stay anonymous, so how about respecting that?
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Half-Broken Car in Heavy Traffic programming language(metanohi.name)
2 points by sdfjkl 13y ago|0 comments
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
Remember the dancing baby? http://cache.ohinternet.com/images/a/ab/Dancing_baby.gif
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GIF inventor wins Webby award, says it's pronounced "Jif"(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by sdfjkl 13y ago|1 comments
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
> Administrative Contact: Wheeler Van Vlack, Tarah I think I know what you mean even with the site being down.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
It took me 2 years to learn the warren that is the Bank/Monument complex and figure out efficient shortcuts (by purposely ignoring the signs). Then someone made this: http://stations.aeracode.org/#bnk
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
When I was in Gibraltar (a tiny tip of land at the south end of Spain under part British rule) there were no homeless people to be seen, despite some of the nicest weather in Europe. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibraltar (I recommend vis
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
Err, they're not going through the tunnel. They're too tall for it. They crash into the roof of the tunnel, causing severe damage to the infrastructure, their trucks and anyone who happens to pass by.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
I got them from all over the world, but it is of course restricted to places where Streetview is available, so you won't get one in Germany for example.
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by sdfjkl 13y ago
I get mine from Gandi.net, along with the domain. If you just need a single CN, it's free for the first year. Verification is automated and usually done within the hour.

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