thejosh

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by thejosh 12y ago
WTF, changing your PC date is not a solution! This will cause more issues.
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by thejosh 12y ago
Ideas are like assholes, everybody has one.
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Dallas Buyers Club granted access to ISP customer details(zdnet.com)
4 points by thejosh 12y ago|0 comments
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by thejosh 12y ago
And this page took 9.7 seconds to open from Perth, Australia on a 10mbit connection. CDNs are useful because they load content closest to where the user is located.
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by thejosh 12y ago
dog
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by thejosh 12y ago
They also have a pretty good weapon to aid them in this - their internet users. They've been redirecting traffic of its user to load GitHub, which is a very smart/evil tactic to use - this is what certain sites did years ago to ta
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by thejosh 12y ago
Or run something like https://toranproxy.com/ if you use composer, and also mirror your code remotely.
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by thejosh 12y ago
Because it hasn't begun speed improvements yet. Basically once everything is "done", everyone will optimise it to run faster. There are lots of improvements going in to make it 'fast by default'.
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by thejosh 12y ago
Turn off chat. Nothing is forced onto you.
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by thejosh 12y ago
And the jailbreak fixed it for users as well, which was cool :).
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by thejosh 12y ago
When you have a smaller scale, a VPS is usually cheaper than cloud with known billing.
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by thejosh 12y ago
Same price as DigitalOcean, are they SSDs?
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by thejosh 12y ago
IE8 is just 3%, great news. On par with what we see. Most people whinge about IE8 support, yet their mobile experience is awful. 25% of these hits are mobile, we see close to 40-50% for us, with much higher for hospitality clients (bars, re
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Twilio SIP Trunking launches(twilio.com)
2 points by thejosh 12y ago|0 comments
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by thejosh 12y ago
Okay, so he doesn't like that someone is a senior developer because they have been coding for 5 years. Fair enough, I guess. Then they go onto say that you need to keep your technology current, and always be moving on. Okay.... So how
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Carotene – Flexible Real-Time Messaging for Web and Mobile Applications(carotene-project.com)
5 points by thejosh 12y ago|0 comments
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by thejosh 12y ago
Seriously, how can you fuck up so badly on something so basic as rendering a blog post, when the name is Blogspot?
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by thejosh 12y ago
Of course, most good opensource have a corporate arm behind them, which helps fund development.
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Cloudflare Adds HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS)(blog.cloudflare.com)
8 points by thejosh 12y ago|0 comments
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by thejosh 12y ago
Same as in Australia. People go out of their way to report booze buses, and complain about police pulling them over when they are speeding / drunk.
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by thejosh 12y ago
It's pretty much useless now that Google actually penalises people for this - pretty funny that brands who use to do this now have to beg for their spam to be removed. Basically they would spam these out to not look overly spammy, and
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by thejosh 12y ago
Yep, this is how forums work. Tools are very rare compared to other sold services because making tools are hard, and making a tool that people want to buy even harder. You may see software like TheBestSpinner, XRumer and another one I can&#
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by thejosh 12y ago
Linux / Chrome middle clicking doesn't work. How can they break something so basic?
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by thejosh 12y ago
Your signup form no worky. Mixed Content: The page at ' https://matterhorn.io/register' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure XMLHttpRequest endpoint ' http://api.matterhorn.dev/users
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by thejosh 12y ago
Really cool. Looks like Asana?, but with a focus for agencies who have multiple projects / deadlines?
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by thejosh 12y ago
Lol, 84% in what countries? Looking at our web stats across our clients, android isn't even a drop in the bucket compared to iOS. Having a large market share in third world countries who won't buy your app isn't much of a win
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by thejosh 12y ago
Same thing happens every time something "funny" gets linked on Github. Since there is no upvote/downvote to filter out the rubbish, people rush to post their may-may's as fast as possible before the thread gets locked. I
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by thejosh 12y ago
Sure, but looking at: Current inclusion status in major CA certificate stores: Included by default in NSS 3.16.3 or newer (Mozilla Firefox 32+). Included by default in Microsoft Windows since September 2014 on Windows Vista+ (should automat
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by thejosh 12y ago
Cloudflare offer free SSL now, so if you are small and can't afford a certificate, they could be a good choice.
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by thejosh 12y ago
Same, but I went and bought companyname.st , so that way it's just a six letter domain dot st, and wildcard map DNS to developers internal IPs.

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