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by tpetry 10y ago
You should rather switch to password optimized hashing algorithm like bcrypt or argon2 and not make the mistake again to use a general purpose fast hashing algorithm
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by tpetry 10y ago
I know, but i was speaking for the community or enterprise edition. Managed services are sometimes not allowed for legal reasons (data privacy).
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by tpetry 10y ago
Automatic failover for master nodes would be a really nice feature making citus a hassle-free solution.
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by tpetry 10y ago
Wireless internet access is so expensive because Germany made an auction for all mobile providers to buy the 3G frequencies needed for operating a 3G network. The problem was the providers bid insanely high amounts of money for these freque
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by tpetry 10y ago
Yeah, this is actually AWS Snowball. But the Google Cloud does no have a competing offering. It has none publicly, so it would be of real interest if they only have it for big customers handing over their first born son or for everyone on r
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by tpetry 10y ago
Sadly the article never describes HOW they transfer the data. Simply sending 3PB on the wire will cost a fortune. Maybe Google does have some non-public service like AWS Snowball?
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by tpetry 10y ago
Hi all. I am a developer at mailspice analytics and we've created a new newsletter analytics solution. Before we began developing mailspice analytics, we were asked by smaller as well as larger enterprises about delivering additional i
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Show HN: Advanced email analytics with data privacy by design(mailspice.com)
3 points by tpetry 10y ago|1 comments
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Ignite – react-native starter(infinite.red)
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by tpetry 13y ago
it's more like the abandoned PHP because they had a crappy years-old codebase. And start developing in a new language (Python) with a new codebase which is not years old and they can design correctly. And in about 4-5 years they abando
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by tpetry 13y ago
Torture? They affair at the london airport has shown, that you do not need any torture: You have to tell them your passwords or you get in trouble.
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by tpetry 13y ago
and you don't think they have enough time in those 9 hours asking you for your truecrypt password? Remember: You have to give them your password! The only way is encrypting your disk and not knowing the password. Sounds impractically,
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by tpetry 13y ago
first step to native support for retina images in browsers, not one of those dozens hackish polyfills :)
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WebKit now supports the srcset attribute on images(webkit.org)
2 points by tpetry 13y ago|1 comments
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Backend Web Programming needs Scalability and not Performance(rene-pickhardt.de)
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by tpetry 13y ago
How did he extract the content of the sites? "Readability" algorithm?