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JackDB Heroku Plugin - Explore Your Databases In Your Browser(github.com)
36 points by sehrope 14y ago|19 comments
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JackDB Plugin For Heroku(blog.jackdb.com)
2 points by sehrope 14y ago|0 comments
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by sehrope 14y ago
Having your DB server (regardless of type) exposed to the entire internet is a bad idea but that's not the real problem here (it just makes this really scary for people running wide open MongoDB instances). This is a lack of validation of
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by sehrope 14y ago
For version one, JackDB Cloud is more focused on database development, not visualizations or business intelligence. Future releases will have more visualization and reporting features (we're testing out some cool stuff with D3 right now).
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by sehrope 14y ago
It's more of a development environment similar to pgAdmin or Sequel Pro but for multiple types of data sources.
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by sehrope 14y ago
Hi founder here - Let me know if anyone has questions about JackDB Cloud. Clickable: http://www.jackdb.com/
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Show HN: JackDB Cloud - Database development in the cloud.(blog.jackdb.com)
10 points by sehrope 14y ago|5 comments
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by sehrope 14y ago
Yes, rlwrap provides GNU readline atop just about anything. When I write my REPL tools (test utilities, etc) I usually wrap them for local use in rlwrap as 99% of the time it's what you want.
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by sehrope 14y ago
Yes the CLI for sql*plus does suck. When I am using it (pretty rare these days) I use rlwrap to make it suck less. Command history is pretty convenient too. Here's my ~/bin/sqlplus shell script pointing to the Oracle instant client install:
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by sehrope 14y ago
We created JackDB[1], a database development client that works in the browser, to solve exactly this problem. We're making a lot of progress with it, including a lower price offering and launching a free tier soon. Check it out, or shoot me
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by sehrope 14y ago
I've been looking for something like this for our product (SaaS database client, shameless plug: http://www.jackdb.com/ ) as security during network transit is obviously a big deal. At the moment there's is no explicit SSL/SSH tunnel so it
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by sehrope 14y ago
Looks interesting... Am I correct in understanding that you guys would be the central party in the VPN? For example if Alice and Bob are both using CryptoSeal Connect then network traffic flows like this? [Alice] <==> CryptoSeal &#6
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by sehrope 14y ago
"Two-factor ... These devices can be expensive ... " This is not true at all (the expensive part). The hardware component for setting up two-factor auth for users is effectively free if your users have smart phones (i.e. Google Authenticato
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by sehrope 14y ago
This is one of the features of Scala I like; explicit types for Option/Some/None in the core language and standard API. It's generally used for return types (ex: a hashmap 'get' will have a return type of Option[ValueType] and return either
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by sehrope 14y ago
Best fix I've found is iterative development. No better way to learn something then to try to directly apply what you're trying to learn. Build it. If it sucks, build it again. Repeat as necessary till it's 'good enough'.
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by sehrope 14y ago
I'm more concerned about the data plan. Pretty sure that the sim card should (that's the whole point of them right?). Just worried that AT&T would remove the unlimited data (i.e. consider it iPhone legacy only).
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by sehrope 14y ago
I'm still on the original grandfathered unlimited iPhone data plan from AT&T. I've upgraded the phone a couple of times (3G -> 4 -> 4S) with no issues but looking into an Android device next. Does anyone have any experience with
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by sehrope 14y ago
Clickable: http://www.jackdb.com/
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Show HN: JackDB — Database development in your web browser
6 points by sehrope 14y ago|1 comments
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by sehrope 14y ago
JackDB was created to solve a personal itch of mine for better database developer tools. We'd love your feedback. If you're interested signup or email me at sehrope [at] jackdb [dot] com.
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Show HN: JackDB — Database development in your web browser(jackdb.com)
12 points by sehrope 14y ago|1 comments
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by sehrope 14y ago
Can you add a column that shows if it's available on Netflix/Amazon/etc? I'm always looking for a new way to find movies/series to watch and this list seems like a good one (I seem to agree with most of the ones I've seen near the top).
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by sehrope 14y ago
That's kind of the idea. The hash would be there so the browser could verify it is what is expected. Assuming the source page is delivered via HTTPS (w/ compression disabled :D) then the client could verify the hash against what it received
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by sehrope 14y ago
I'm apprehensive to the idea of a cached version of X for Y based on the hash value (could be secure but assuming eventual collisions in SHA-256 it wouldn't be hard to setup a poisoned copy of a library that would live on for a long time).
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by sehrope 14y ago
This is exactly what I use it for on my desktop. I have any app that I don't want to maintain longterm history for it's internal files (ex: Firefox browser cache) pointed to /tmp (mounted as tmpfs). As an added bonus if you're running your
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by sehrope 14y ago
Here's a link to the single page version (easier to read): http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/five-apps/five-free-and-sec...
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by sehrope 14y ago
Anyone know if browserver.org is self hosting (i.e. running on some guys desktop/laptop in a browser window)? Site is down at the moment and I'm wondering if this is why.
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by sehrope 14y ago
I'm pretty sure the audio is RealAudio encoded though can't confirm as I don't have the codec installed (does anyone anymore?). This is just a guess based on the .ram file extension. Still cool to see how engaging you can make a site using
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New York Underground(nationalgeographic.com)
283 points by sehrope 14y ago|83 comments
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by sehrope 14y ago
FTA: “Social media is of increasing importance to law enforcement and criminal prosecutions,” said Mr. Cunningham, a former criminal prosecutor. “In general, social media outlets do a very good job of cooperating with authorities, but in th

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