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by timdorr 12y ago
Does this mean Stripe is extending the auth and capture timeout from 7 days? Or is this a special exemption for Kickstarter? https://support.stripe.com/questions/does-stripe-support-aut...
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by timdorr 12y ago
They claim a "0day", which may just be them coopting the term from real hackers, but may also be a legitimate attack that gets around the approval period. But it appears this is all running from Google's Compute Engine. They
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by timdorr 12y ago
Those are simply file hosting accounts, so there's ability to run something like a Tor node from them. More likely is they're using the same botnet that was attacking PSN/XBL to run Tor relays.
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by timdorr 12y ago
Regardless of the "open source" nomenclature, this is actually pretty helpful. Not a lot of sizzle and flash in these slides, just hard numbers and facts. That can be harder for a younger company, where there is less data to pull
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by timdorr 12y ago
Yeah, they'll do that :) Can we download this and run it locally? Is the code open sourced somewhere?
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by timdorr 12y ago
If they settled on Unity, why not make a PC version? It shouldn't involve ground-up rebuilding of everything. In fact, they've already targeted the most restrictive environment, so it's relatively downhill to produce. They co
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by timdorr 12y ago
They already do. They have Like buttons everywhere on the web. But Facebook does have a good security track record. This random website does not. I don't trust them with any more information than needed. In this case, that is only a
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by timdorr 12y ago
I really wish Facebook's Anonymous Login would make it out of beta so this wouldn't be an issue: https://developers.facebook.com/products/anonymous-login/
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by timdorr 12y ago
This is what I've called The Third Machine for a while now. The First Machine - Washer The Second Machine - Dryer The Third Machine - Folder I want to be able to buy The Third Machine.
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by timdorr 12y ago
http://apis.io/api/apis Yes, that is the actual URL... Can we get a .api TLD so it can be http://apis.api/api/apis ? And maybe an HTTP protocol extension so it can be api://apis.ap
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by timdorr 12y ago
You install an ECS agent on each physical server that runs alongside dockerd and reports state back to the central ECS API. You can query that API for service discovery.
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by timdorr 12y ago
Even if the 2013's are 2014's, it took 5 and a half months from reporting to fixing. That seems fairly terrible on PayPal's part.
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by timdorr 12y ago
Here's the prettier link to download: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/developer/
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by timdorr 12y ago
Pixar actually offers a rendering cloud built for RenderMan: https://www.renderman-on-demand.com/
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by timdorr 12y ago
And funding is now suspended: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/augustgermar/anonabox-a...
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by timdorr 12y ago
Also, the fact that their home page video features some poorly motion-tracked simulated display. That alone instills some fear in me that this is just complete vaporware.
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by timdorr 12y ago
They could be partnering with a root or intermediate CA for generation. But I don't see why they wouldn't get their own intermediate CA cert.
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by timdorr 12y ago
Even better! One-click cert gen and installation would be magical! StartSSL is nice because you don't need create a csr. But Cloudflare could make it simpler still, since you've already got domain-level verification through them i
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by timdorr 12y ago
Time to go grab a cert from startssl.com for free. No more excuses for not having an SSL site.
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by timdorr 12y ago
PHP has more ubiquity, so it's a least common denominator sort of thing. You can find tons of hosts running a LAMP stack, but not so many supporting Ruby. That is mainly because the tooling needed to maintain a Ruby application server
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by timdorr 12y ago
Dumb question: Why is this considered a major new version? I don't see any significant overhauls on the frontend, just some improvements to existing UIs. Is there a major backend refactor that goes along with this?
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by timdorr 12y ago
From their about page: https://www.docker.com/company/aboutus/ Docker, Inc. offers Docker-related products and services and is creating a network of certified professional support, training, and services pr
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by timdorr 12y ago
Check out that hockey stick graph! What was the big change that bumped up order volume so much?
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by timdorr 12y ago
Does this have to work only via Github? Any chance it can support any arbitrary Git URI?
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by timdorr 12y ago
Does this support normal Git links? If so, you could simply link to a Gumroad or similar site and have that send a Heroku Button link with a customized git repo where they can deploy from.
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by timdorr 12y ago
Interesting how this compares to Apple's and Google's lists: Google: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3599 Apple: https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/tabl... Since
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by timdorr 12y ago
This looks promising. My team really likes Trello, namely it's UI and flexibility. However, that flexibility is a double-edged sword that misses the mark on several things specific to a dev team. I think the key things to get us to swi
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by timdorr 12y ago
I don't think the issue is that they're minimal. These lack in design aesthetic. They are just plain ugly in most cases. You can can certainly have a minimal design while maintaining a high-quality aesthetic: https://dr
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by timdorr 12y ago
I just submitted a pull request that significantly increases the speed and efficiency of the script: https://github.com/timdorr/t.co-bypass/commit/f086870555da1d... I would normally use Google's awesome
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by timdorr 12y ago
I do believe these results are an outlier. I've had my Model S since December 2012 (one of the first production models in the state of Georgia) and have had no major issues with it. I've only ever had proactive maintenance (12v ba

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