uggedal

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   Making an RPG in Clojure(briancarper.net)

   87 points by uggedal 17y ago|12 comments
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   by uggedal 17y ago

   "If you're really using your computer, your desktop should almost never be visible" This is even more true if you use a tiling window manager like xmonad, dwm, or awesome.
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   Deploying a Django Site using FastCGI(djangoadvent.com)

   17 points by uggedal 17y ago|4 comments
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   Statistics of MongoDB users(blog.mongodb.org)

   2 points by uggedal 17y ago|1 comments
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   History of Django's Model Validation(djangoadvent.com)

   1 points by uggedal 17y ago|0 comments
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   by uggedal 17y ago

   I can't help to think that my article comparing Slicehost to its competitors may have had something to do with this trend: http://journal.uggedal.com/vps-performance-comparison I'm pretty sure (based on tweets and emails) a decent chunk o
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   by uggedal 17y ago

   I've actually used http://www.tinc-vpn.org/ to tunnel Tokyo Tyrant between data centers. It was a bit flaky at times though, so hardware Cisco tunneling looks like a good option if you have access to the firewall in your environment (elim
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   by uggedal 17y ago

   How do you handle security when replicating across data centers? It's my understanding that MongoDB supports authentication, but not encryption.
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   by uggedal 17y ago

   Seems similar to FreeBSD's binary updates: http://www.freshports.org/security/freebsd-update/
10. 280.▲
    by uggedal 17y ago

    Are there screenshots available somewhere?
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    Any chance of getting mp3s of the videos? I don't really have time to watch video, but could listen to these while I'm doing manual labor.
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    2012?
13. 283.▲
    by uggedal 17y ago

    Or just install vimperator.
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    Unfortunate name: The Fabric Python deployment tool uses the fab binary and uses fab files for configuring deployments: http://docs.fabfile.org/
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    What’s next in HTML: the sandbox attribute(blog.whatwg.org)

    7 points by uggedal 17y ago|1 comments
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    This web presentiation solution is the best I've seen. Anyone know if a release exists?
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    Thanks, I was initially thinking of using tinc, but ssh might be easier to set up.
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    Thanks for the clarification. I've been thinking of running http://wasitup.com from 3 different Linode data centers for a while to remedy problems like this (the service currently runs on 3 different racks in the NJ data center). I would
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    I've been running http://wasitup.com on Linode the last months and I've been pleased with their stablity except for a 9 minute network outage earlier today (to their credit they were able to resolve it quickly while communicating the stat
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    Just upgraded http://wasitup.com to jQuery 1.4 without issues.
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    I'm also a user of vimperator. I wish someone would port it to Google Chrome as I'm tired of beeing locked in to Firefox.
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    If the new HTML5 <device> element gets implemented they could use that for capture devices: http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/...
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    The first major growth in the middle of October last year was seen after I published wasitup for review at Hacker News: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=886875 The steep growth at the end of November last year can be attributed to a bl
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    Reminds me of _why's hoodwink.d.
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    Bad name, already used for a BSD flavor and Opera's debug thingie
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    Click the table headers for sorting...
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    Toppcloud: a utility for deploying Python applications to cloud servers(bitbucket.org)

    19 points by uggedal 17y ago|4 comments
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    While it's easier to achieve high performance and scalability with key-value stores, they also make it easier to create highly available applications. Replication, failover, and multi-master support are abundant in the popular key-value off
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    An unobtrusive registration and login form(en.t37.net)

    3 points by uggedal 17y ago|2 comments
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    by uggedal 17y ago

    create a ~/.vimperatorrc file with your specific settings