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by snug 9y ago
I had the same problem, but I found out there is an app "Events for facebook," It means less endless scrolling for me. And then I use the messenger app to communicate with some friends. So far it's been about a week, and it&#
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by snug 9y ago
Yea, but look how many views they are getting. More views = more advertising money, even if they do get downvotes. Those downvotes aren't their target anyways.
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by snug 9y ago
That is really cool! Do you have any pics or design mockups of what you sent to apple? If you can share
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The 2017 Docker Usage Report(sysdig.com)
1 points by snug 9y ago|0 comments
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by snug 10y ago
> 9 times out of 10 it is Apache httpd, and numerous instances of it at that. A lot of your post is not wrong, but that statistic is just not right at all. Less that half of the time we see apache instances behind NGINX, and it's mo
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Nginx JavaScript is ready for prime time(cio.com)
2 points by snug 10y ago|0 comments
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by snug 10y ago
> Many ISPs I think that's a bit sensationalist.
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by snug 10y ago
I think it's pretty obvious > For example, one person anonymously tipped off board member Arianna Huffington — who is one of the people conducting a wider-ranging investigation into sexism and sexual harassment at the company — via
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by snug 10y ago
These new discoveries and inventions are years away from market, but to say, that they never come to market is just not true. Why do you think our phones are getting thinner with longer battery life? They are certainly coming to market, but
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by snug 10y ago
It should be an opt-in thing then. How many of us are not colorblined?
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by snug 10y ago
You should have left this part out. It makes you seem immature. I think we can all agree that the perks of finding a bug suck, but you should really go about this differently. Sounds like you want to do some professional bug hunting, you&#x
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by snug 10y ago
Why should parents get special privilege? Because I don't have kids, I should work a full week?
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by snug 10y ago
Should we call this PetsBleed?
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NGINX and the future of the web server(zdnet.com)
1 points by snug 10y ago|0 comments
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by snug 10y ago
I don't think the Cloudflare message is nearly as scummy as the Dyn messaging. Dyn makes it seem like the entire underlying tech at Cloudflare is vulnerable. P.S. I no longer work at Cloudflare, so I don't really care, just my .02
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by snug 10y ago
The DYN attack affected Cloudflare customers, and we received a lot of support tickets that day. The blog post was more than warranted. The CEO and managers made sure the sales people weren't scummy in their tactics.
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by snug 10y ago
You don't even have to write a script, all that info is already out there.
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by snug 10y ago
Not the TLS Private key, this would pertain to the ClientKeyExchange. The TLS Private Key, should NEVER leave the server. The buffer overruns was only what a client/server exchange would see.
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by snug 10y ago
Rackspace makes that clear from the beginning. Do you want someone who can support the most common usecases very well, Apache, Nginx, MySQL, Ubuntu, CentOS. Or do you want mediocre support that can support YOUR use case. What you need is a
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[rackspace] Hard Things: Cutting Current Costs to Invest in Our Future(blog.rackspace.com)
1 points by snug 10y ago|0 comments
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by snug 10y ago
Maybe more like San Antonio, Texas. Does Windcrest even have 200 people? :)
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Dyn loses 14,500 domains following Mirai DDoS attack(mybroadband.co.za)
1 points by snug 10y ago|0 comments
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How Shopify Handles Massive Traffic Using Scriptable Load Balancers(engineering.shopify.com)
4 points by snug 10y ago|0 comments
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by snug 10y ago
I don't understand why fastly would have to turn off TLS 1.1 and older for everyone. The other CDNs out there are PCI compliant and still offer TLS 1.0 and even SSLv3 about a year ago.
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by snug 10y ago
Tried it, still isn't working.
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by snug 10y ago
Hi, on the kubernetes blog[0], there's a command: `fission function create --name hello --env python --code hello.py --route /hello` The `function` function, doesn't seem support route, and should be broken up into two parts:
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by snug 10y ago
Vendor Lock-in
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by snug 10y ago
So you're against, net neutrality? All traffic should be treated equally, no one, or company should be able to have a "free lane" as you're suggesting. Cool concept, but I agree with the rest of the criticism here.
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by snug 10y ago
Pretty cool, but there should be a warning not to enter in API credentials (through the URI) on this page, as the request is proxied to jsonbrowse.com
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by snug 10y ago
If I click on one of the amp links, and I hit the x button, the tab closes on my mobile browser. Shouldn't it go back to the blog? I'm using latest Chrome on latest iOS

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