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About encrypting SNI(mailarchive.ietf.org)
3 points by seven 12y ago|0 comments
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by seven 12y ago
I find it very useful to have an environment/toolchain that allows for quick validation of assumptions. Just something where I can quickly drop some code to see if it does what I think it does. If I get more comfortable, I start to wri
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by seven 12y ago
If you know JSON, you probably are somehow my target audience. Imagine you could take your normal Word document and just put in some placeholders. Then send some JSON and this Word document (as a template) to my service. You would get a PDF
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by seven 12y ago
Creation of specific plugins is a good idea. I guess I could build something generic for such platforms without much trouble.. great idea. Thanks!
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by seven 12y ago
Not in a way that an end user would not be frustrated at some point. I could read those files, but the output could be too different from what an end user would expect. You are not the first one to ask about doing this in/for Microsoft
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by seven 12y ago
> A professional quote done before the end of the meeting. I have actually some code ready that takes templates, generates forms out of them (even for offline mobile use) and uses template2pdf as backend. But explaining that in a short
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by seven 12y ago
Thanks for your input. About https. I am ashamed that I've not yet purchased a recognized certificate. There should be a self signed certificate running, but since I did not set up my own CA, this is not really ready for production. Th
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by seven 12y ago
The advice about writing down specific use cases to come up more often during search is brilliant. I have no idea why I did not think of this myself. This will be among the first things I am going to implement.
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by seven 12y ago
What a fantastic day! A big thanks to all of you. I actually did not expect that much feedback. I just went to pick up some food. Now my access log is rotating, my apache needed a little tweaking and my pulse is high. :) I appreciate every
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by seven 12y ago
Wow! Thanks for your nice comment. About your PowerPoint question.. I don't know how to put this, but I think just the fact that you ask, means that my message did not come across clearly. Or do you know the answer and just want to say
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Ask HN: Looking for feedback on my side project
73 points by seven 12y ago|47 comments
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Functional Programming for Hipsters [video](vimeo.com)
1 points by seven 12y ago|0 comments
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Torture your ruby code(ruby.sadi.st)
1 points by seven 12y ago|0 comments
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by seven 12y ago
Another thing to do: rake stats # Report code statistics (KLOCs, etc) from the application
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by seven 12y ago
You mentioned that your summer will be very busy, so how about using that one hour a day to just relax?! :)
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Refactoring fat ruby models(beastiebytes.com)
1 points by seven 12y ago|0 comments
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Exploitation of Firefox Use-After-Free Vulnerability (Pwn2Own 2014)(vupen.com)
2 points by seven 12y ago|0 comments
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by seven 12y ago
http://pastebin.com/83VApbAw
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by seven 12y ago
I love Jitsi. Since the latest version even the remote desktop sharing on my ubuntu systems is working. It is funny how you say 'right now'. Jitsi tends to be not that stable from time to time.. so I have the same feeling. :) Advi
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by seven 13y ago
I love Jitsi. Since the latest version even the remote desktop sharing on my ubuntu systems is working. Small tip: Use IPv6. If either party can not get a native connection google for a free tunnel provider. Start jitsi with -6 as parameter
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by seven 13y ago
The data is stored inside a relational database, which might become a problem in the future. They do offer an API that is quite usable. I've build a simplified interface for our less trained staff members with it. You won't find a
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by seven 13y ago
Would you mind to elaborate on your problems with Zabbix? We use it for a small ISP since nearly two years and are quite happy with it. All limitations that came up during integration could be fixed by writing some small scripts. Even upgra
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One of the Most Alarming Internet Proposals I've Seen(lauren.vortex.com)
534 points by seven 13y ago|91 comments
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by seven 13y ago
I just started to promote my side project[0] and I guess I am in a more or less comparable situation. I work alone and my time for this is limited. First I focused on getting the product usable and that the documentation is somehow understa
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by seven 13y ago
I don't run a startup, just a one man show.. but anyway: I use sipgate.de for access to the public phone system. I connect to them via asterisk which connects to some other PBXes and my devices. Whenever somebody calls my german line
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by seven 13y ago
Just indicate your role in those projects.
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by seven 13y ago
Imho you should switch 1) and 4) :) Is there any chance that you could freelance for your current company.. or at least work half time? About your dream project: Try to get steady validation from the beginning. Find your first user first. I
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Ask HN: Any advice on how to promote an API?
1 points by seven 13y ago|0 comments
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D. J. Bernstein has a personal weblog(blog.cr.yp.to)
5 points by seven 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to promote an API to developers?
4 points by seven 13y ago|0 comments

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