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by tonyhb 11y ago
Capybara's a great too that we use heavily at https://www.incoin.io . One of the hangups we had is with multiple API endpoints being hit for a particular page. In some instances the first API request would finish and Capyb
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by tonyhb 11y ago
The killer thing that we should standardise is a way to change passwords on websites through password managers: - Closing ex-employee accounts and/or changing passwords imposes manual work - Rotation policies imposes manual work It&#x2
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by tonyhb 11y ago
I think that, boiled down, it down it's part of the same problem. Lack of traction comes from poor focus on customers — whether that's marketing, feedback, or strategy. Without that pure focus on your paying customers you can&#x2
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by tonyhb 11y ago
I already have the tech after 3 years experience building this. I can rebuild it for you. Contact details in my profile.
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Live in a faraday cage. I'm only semi-joking; I think that it could be a solution to your issue if you're that concerned about it. Whatever the outcome technology is going to be persistently ubiquitous.
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Do you know how well it works with an SOA setup with multiple repos?
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Sweet, that makes sense. Thanks for answering! Was assuming that a column rename would duplicate the column during the first migration — so that the old and new codebase would work correctly. I guess the only complication is that you need
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by tonyhb 11y ago
That's awesome! Seems like a really solid setup. Bufferapp took a page from your book and have the same deploy setup with hubot... it works out really well for them, too. I have three questions to ask about DB migrations (which I can
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by tonyhb 11y ago
You should be able to do this without stripe in a few lines of code. HTML5 has `requestAutocomplete` which, on Chrome, can load Google Wallet, fill out the payment form using a proxy card, and submit the information. http://www.
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by tonyhb 11y ago
Spin up VPS instances across multiple cities, countries and continents. Hook them up with Docker and connect them with Swarm. Label them with an IP/city/country/continent combination. Use Docker Swarm's affinity labellin
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Please do not ever use PPTP — it has been broken for years. Instead use OpenVPN. https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/47518/is-pptp-v...
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by tonyhb 11y ago
This doesn't have to violate conservation of momentum to work. We don't understand how it works yet, which precludes us from saying that it violates our current understanding of physics. I'm no physicist but this guy[1] is,
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Security risks and mitigations recommended by the EU against mass surveillance [pdf](europarl.europa.eu)
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I like the consistent sarcasm throughout the website and these comments. I can't help but feel this is tongue in cheek.
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Their support for the Nexus line of phones has been outstanding. Anyone can phone and speak to real humans with good tech knowledge, arrange a free replacement for (first time) cracked screens, and get next day replacements. I have no doub
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by tonyhb 12y ago
That's really awesome. You guys do seem like an actual family with the way you work together... the culture is refreshing to see! Glad that the choice is working out for you. The DSL definitely seems like a solid and interesting appr
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by tonyhb 12y ago
True that, the original LXC library was Google. Then Docker wrote their own implementation called libcontainer (and systemd-nspawn popped about). While Google made containers possible I think Docker made them happen. I can't imagine
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It's really cool that they're very public about the things they've built (ACH formats, fixed width file gems etc.). They seem like a very friendly and open bunch of chaps with their customer's needs put first. I'm
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Is this specifically aimed at compute cloud users for faster deploys? I would much rather go with dockerhub than use this. Egress pricing sucks. I'd rather have it from docker, who made the tool for my containers, than google. What a
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Projects like this always make me think the developer's imagination is great and they must at least be intelligent enough to criticise their work (with humour).
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Yeah, I agree. It doesn't necessarily make React bad. And, after years of Backbone and Marionette, having an hierarchical structure in which parents "pass down" methods and data makes more sense than events, which can be har
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by tonyhb 12y ago
It's not just a physical button — it's an API. If you develop a hardware product you can apparently integrate with Dash to order supplies from the embedded controller. Information is here: https://www.amazon.com/oc
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Really excited by tomorrow's talk at 12PST: "Bringing Modern Web Techniques to Mobile". ReactJS' twitter feed said the release date was due in "weeks" late feb, so coupled together I'm hopeful for a relea
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Stream Facebook F8 Dev Conf Live(f8.facebooklive.com)
6 points by tonyhb 12y ago|1 comments
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Spent a while on the weekend reading about the seL4 kernel, which uses capability based security and has end to end mathematical proofs of correctness on the compiler and underlying kernel. Its predecessors are used in Apple's A7 and Q
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by tonyhb 12y ago
Think the chaps at Sourcegraph are already on it. Here's an example: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/golang/go@ac452349e4f40c3...
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by tonyhb 12y ago
If you're interested in doing some research, just google "use after free". Google has a message for you.
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by tonyhb 12y ago
I've never thought about surfing in a VM before, but it seems that if you're ultra paranoid that it would be best to do so. Starting to think that running apps within a container is the right way to go.
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Awesome! I totally didn't see that. My own fault for skimming!
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by tonyhb 12y ago
It would work well if your issues are all correctly formatted (ie "Fix: XYZ", "Add: XYZ"). For open source projects, though, you'd have a ton of "Closed Issue" items for random questions where people treat

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