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by tszming 12y ago
Makes me remind of this: hammer factory factory factory http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/?joel.3.219431.12
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by tszming 12y ago
Look like their payment gateway has terminated or suspended their account and they now only accept PayPal.
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by tszming 12y ago
One of the primary reasons I use Firefox Mobile on Android is because of the Adblock Plus, as we all know that the Chrome team has no plan/incentive to support extension on Android in the foreseeable future :)
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by tszming 12y ago
I worry it will be the same as last time they removed the http from the url: Users: Okay, you removed the http from the url by default, but can I have an option to disable it? Chrome: No, just accept it https://code.google.com&#x
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by tszming 12y ago
When you need a reliable & low-latency DNS for your services, you need Anycast DNS - not the one bundled with your GoDaddy's domain, see the differences between Anycast DNS & Unicast DNS: http://dyn.com/blog&#x2
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by tszming 12y ago
IMO, docker is less useful when you are on a cloud platform like AWS since you already can pack and ship your application as AMI, they even have a marketplace for this: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace . One of the excep
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by tszming 12y ago
If the certificate authorities can reduce the price of a SAN cert (multi-domains on a single IP, not to be confused with SNI), I guess a vast number of IPv4 can be saved, e.g. we host quite a number of client sites and we need IPv4 for each
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by tszming 12y ago
Just curious, havn't used AdRoll before, but now Google and Facebook also support easy remarketing integration, what exactly the advantage in using AdRoll?
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by tszming 12y ago
Google Webmasters https://www.youtube.com/user/GoogleWebmasterHelp
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by tszming 12y ago
This is not true. Linode allow you to attach additional IPs to your Linode at $1/month, for example, I have one Linode which has 6 IPs attached for only $25/month. I still can't find a company has this kind of flexibility.
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by tszming 12y ago
netcraft shows mint.com is using f5 BigIP, if they terminate SSL using BigIP and should not be affected: https://devcentral.f5.com/articles/openssl-heartbleed-cve-20...
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by tszming 13y ago
So @indutny sent at least 2.5 million requests, should we start to think more on the practical prevention techniques?
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by tszming 13y ago
CloudFlare will not terminate SSL for free users - only for the paid plans. I will be also surprised if they really terminate more SSL connections than AWS ELB & CloudFront. I am not saying CloudFlare did anything wrong - they are doing
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by tszming 13y ago
I am also interested to know why CloudFlare is ahead of those major Linux distributions on this.
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by tszming 13y ago
Actually the Yahoo! employee (schofield?) in the above link is right and you cannot blame him for this - it is because Yahoo! really think first name + last name + email are not private information AFAIK, not particularly to Flickr, there a
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by tszming 13y ago
Because companies like Facebook are more interested in stuffs like InnoDB improvements in MySQL 5.6/5.7 than those nosql/sharding features which they already have their own workarounds.
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by tszming 13y ago
It is also worth point out you can add up to 8 developer accounts (now seems to be 4?) under bizspark programme and the $150 credit is per developer, so the total saving for 3 yrs is up to $43200 (crazy?) Also, you can enjoy additional disc
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by tszming 13y ago
Not in 14.04 LTS: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1316
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AWS Summit – San Francisco Live Stream(aws.amazon.com)
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by tszming 13y ago
>> where some random geeks tell the guys who have built a multi-billion dollar business with hundreds of millions of daily active users how they're doing it wrong. Remind me the words from Steve Jobs: "By the way, what have
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by tszming 13y ago
Given that the scale of the data, it is likely that they need to contact Google to get rid of the default quotas: https://developers.google.com/bigquery/quota-policy
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by tszming 13y ago
Actually, Joel's article is also outdated, e.g. Only code points 128 and above are stored using 2, 3, in fact, up to 6 bytes. See: What is the maximum number of bytes for a UTF-8 encoded character? http://stackoverflow.com&#
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by tszming 13y ago
I am from Hong Kong, the article appears to be a spam/fake article: http://finance.sina.com.hk/news/-3-5652018/1.html (Chinese)
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by tszming 13y ago
I don't use coreos/systemd but some people run into issues like this: https://github.com/dotcloud/docker/issues/3629
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by tszming 13y ago
>> No fees for PUT, POST, LIST, HEAD, GET, DELETE...no extra fees for Akamai CDN requests or you can say the fee is bundled, i.e. (Rackspace) vs (S3 us-east-1) Storage: 0.105/GB/mo vs 0.085/GB/mo Bandwidth out: 0.
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by tszming 13y ago
There is an exemption according to the terms [1]: " ..must use Google Play's in-app billing service as the method of payment, except: where payment is for digital content or goods that may be consumed outside of the app itself (e.
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by tszming 13y ago
The best way to try out Spark & related tools is to follow the 2 days exercises from the AMP Camp 3, they have a script to launch the whole cluster (Berkeley Data Analytics Stack) on ec2 very easily so you can get your feet wet without
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by tszming 13y ago
I think the point here is not on the amount of contributions, it is about: can you build a Twitter clone using exactly the same opensource technologies as Twitter, or how easy is it? Twitter mainly use open source technologies and they will
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by tszming 13y ago
>> This problem has been reported when querying an ORACLE 7.3 data source by using the following ODBC drivers. Sqo32_73.dll is manufactured by Oracle Corporation. Microsoft makes no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding this produ
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by tszming 13y ago
People should worry why Google has so much power nowadays, rather than why they unban Rap Genius so fast.

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