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by tedchs 13y ago
FWIW, it seems like this will not give you private repos under your own Github Account, but just a private repo under the Github "organization" for the Ada Initiative.
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by tedchs 13y ago
Whatever Tahoe is, maybe it's not succeeding because their web server is throwing Connection Refused errors?
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by tedchs 13y ago
Two factor authentication is a funny thing in 2013. All computer users understand passwords (and the basics of password complexity/secrecy) at this point. That covers the "something you know" factor. Many users conceptually understand a "s
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by tedchs 13y ago
Yes, but thankfully there is a tiny "customize" button in the bottom right corner.
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by tedchs 14y ago
Sorry to hear it didn't work out. I might just share two thoughts that occurred to me: 1. The site's tagline is "Sell your $h!t with Social Sales!" which I would think is kind of off-putting in the context of a vendor relationship 2. Your
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by tedchs 14y ago
> For those who love TLA's, here's some of our current stack: AWS, RoR, RDS, EC2, ES, DJ, SASS. http://www.kickstarter.com/backing-and-hacking/welcome-to-ba...
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by tedchs 14y ago
Yes, and that's why I continue to happily read Hacker News. You missed my point that I believe it's excessive to have a "news story" every time Bitcoin fluctuates. I would love to know how many Y Combinator or other startup companies are
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by tedchs 14y ago
Can someone tell me how to put a filter on my Hacker News account to remove the multiple-times-a-day articles about Bitcoin? Bitcoin is the opposite of a useful thing for my business, where I need actual revenue in dollars so I can turn ar
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by tedchs 14y ago
IMHO, Mongo listening on 0.0.0.0 (i.e. all interfaces) is a reasonable default. Most production deployments are going to run Mongo on a separate box from the app server, particularly if a replica set is used. This normally does not lead t
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by tedchs 14y ago
If you have another Mac with an optical drive, you can very easily share the drive over your network: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5287 . Or, rip it to an ISO on another machine and put the ISO (or just its files) on a thumbdrive.
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by tedchs 14y ago
FWIW, popular advice for TDD is "don't test the framework, test your own code".
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by tedchs 14y ago
> Amazon.com has requested that we shut down the site and discontinue use of their logos and graphics. Soooo yeah, companies have things called "trademarks" and "copyrights"... you can't just go putting another company's name inside you
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by tedchs 14y ago
It's possible Nvidia manufactures the higher-end cards and then, if they fail the high-end testing but pass low-end testing, are marked as the lower-end card. There is precedent for this in many areas of computer hardware (CPU, RAM, hard d
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by tedchs 14y ago
I would be a possible customer for this. I use Campfire today, and I looked at your homepage and it looks very similar... can you give some points on which this is different/improved? Thanks!
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by tedchs 14y ago
Are people getting so many 2-word "thank you" emails a day to show this article has a valid point? Don't get me wrong, sending merely "thank you" as a reply-all to a 200-person recipient list is one of the biggest email sins. But as a uni
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by tedchs 14y ago
I believe parody is considered protected speech. Everything on that site is so absurd (the zany video, the lists of email addresses) that I find it hard to believe a reasonable person would consider this a serious offer to DDoS somebody.
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by tedchs 14y ago
Thanks very much for the blog post idea, I think I'll do something with that! FYI you can keep all your Heroku addons inside your Heroku account while utilizing them from a server outside Heroku. For example, if you use the "Redis To Go" H
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by tedchs 14y ago
This is almost certainly a prank or a parody. DNS for ddossite.com points to IP 199.83.134.131. "whois 199.83.134.131" shows the IP is inside an IP block owned by "Incapsula Inc". Googling the company name yields http://www.incapsula.co
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by tedchs 14y ago
> We don't have the resources right now to get off of the platform quickly, I hear people say this a lot but I believe it comes more from the emotion of fear than a rational consideration of the possibilities. For example, Amazon Elast
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by tedchs 14y ago
Yes, but the find command will only affect directories (-type d).
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by tedchs 14y ago
I thought the point of "the cloud" is companies can relatively easily serve "the long tail" of consumers?
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by tedchs 14y ago
s/compress/split/
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by tedchs 14y ago
Curl is not going to send different request headers to the server based on whether its stdout is redirected to a file.
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by tedchs 14y ago
For those who want a landing page with email "Signup" form, but without running an app server to do it, consider a static web site on AWS S3 + Mailchimp (see http://kb.mailchimp.com/article/how-can-i-add-my-signup-form... ).
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by tedchs 14y ago
As a two-time hackathon build master, I want to tell you how fantastic this is... great job! For our last hackathon we had a dashboard showing real-time Github commit (and commit messages streamed with websockets), which people enjoyed wat
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by tedchs 14y ago
The thing it would solve is risking all their BGP peerings going down as a result of day-to-day service operations (i.e. every time they add a filter).
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by tedchs 14y ago
What I don't understand is why Cloudflare is making changes to their border routers in the process of protecting their customers. I am a network engineer and I love Juniper, but the reality is with any complex system, every change you make
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by tedchs 14y ago
Puppet has great Windows support nowadays; not sure about Chef.
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by tedchs 14y ago
Thanks for replying. I do want to say that I enjoyed and appreciated the rest of your blog article! You might consider that just because you were able to download a file from somewhere does not give you the right to redistribute it. It is

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