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by vegardx 12y ago
If you start calling things like varnish a web server you'll confuse a lot of people. You generally call them according to what role they serve in your stack, and for Varnish and at times Nginx, that is a reverse caching proxy.
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by vegardx 12y ago
This is one of the best primers you get for getting started with Nginx, and mfjordvald is a genuinely nice and helpful guy!
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by vegardx 12y ago
Drupal works flawlessly with Nginx[1], and there is little magic involved. You even have good handling of private files, permission and such. There's only a few modules that require changes to the default ".htaccess" (basical
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by vegardx 12y ago
If you take a look at Louis Theroux documentary, "A Place for Paedophiles", you'll quickly see that the US don't just put sex offenders in prison, they keep them there (in facilities that are technically not a prison, be
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by vegardx 12y ago
In my city they tried to install something similar, yet less invasive, ie. you could jump over them. But it was removed pretty much just weeks after being installed. It didn't satisfy the fire department if there had to be an evacuatio
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by vegardx 12y ago
People slip up, forget to renew the pass. There are multiple reasons why large fines will have the exact opposite effect, and only make it much harder for those already poor. It's easy being well established to swallow a fine like that
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by vegardx 12y ago
We have that problem in Oslo, Norway too. Usually homeless and/or addicts are just silently let go, without a fine, even when they have big sweeps. It costs the company and by extension society (things end up in court) too much money t
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by vegardx 13y ago
Ovfconverter should be able to go both ways and translate the configuration to and from what you want. Naturally there are some limitations, as not all hypervisors support what other hypervisors support, visa versa. https://www.v
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by vegardx 13y ago
Did you actually read the article? The stone/object they filmed was within the atmosphere, thus going around terminal velocity, depending a little on the size of it, which varies a little on the estimations.
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by vegardx 13y ago
Doesn't seem like hubiC exposes a truly S3-compatible API, which is sad given that it seems to be based on OpenStack Swift.
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by vegardx 13y ago
I watched enough to know where it was heading.
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by vegardx 13y ago
This is mostly just quackery and non-science, they keep repeating the same old stuff that the government is keeping us in the dark, and that the health effects of Fukushima is far greater than it actually is.
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by vegardx 13y ago
They are one less factor needed in order to access an account that has 2FA enabled, so in that regard, I consider them less secure. You're right about the part where they cannot hijack your account, but change data? Sure they can. They
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by vegardx 13y ago
Just curious, why would you want Application-specific passwords? They're far more insecure and still have access to all your Google services. Application-specific password would only make sense if Google actually let you limit access t
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by vegardx 13y ago
The Samsung SM843T has power loss protection, among other things, and is priced really competitively to the Intel S3500.
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Developers and Depression(vimeo.com)
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by vegardx 13y ago
When you make bold statements you generally have to back it up with some evidence. I find it really hard to believe that anyone has the level off accuracy and speed that you get from a good keyboard/mouse combo. It is a reason that con
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by vegardx 13y ago
But they are typically a factor of 5-10 times faster than current generation SSDs, and not just in raw read/write, but also in access time.
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by vegardx 13y ago
This is what vagrant was built for, so that you can run a full development environment locally and then push changes to staging/production server using git (and hooks, if you want to automate the process), when you have something worki
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by vegardx 13y ago
Because we have git, and with hooks also automatic deployment. Seriously, this is a really bad idea, and the only reason I can find to why we don't see many tools like this is because they break stuff. All the time.
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by vegardx 13y ago
I don't think you can credit Apple for the technology to make 3D photography, it has been a very well established technique for quite some time. Apple just happend to buy a company that did exactly this.
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by vegardx 13y ago
I used GPGTools before Mountain Lion and was very sad when the update to Mountain Lion broke it, and if I recall correctly it was because Apple more or less totally redid Mail.app and sandboxed it in a way that made it hard to integrate wit
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by vegardx 13y ago
You are talking about two different things here. Memcached is a memory store, while APC is a opcode cacher. W3 seems to be a plugin for Wordpress that serves pre-rendered pages using some mod_rewrite trickery.
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by vegardx 13y ago
Yep, and as bonus you get proper cache invalidation, ESI-support and a lot of other really nice features that you probably need when you start having these kinds of issues. Around 30 lines of VCL would replace all of this and make it even f
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by vegardx 13y ago
You could do exactly the same with nginx or Varnish acting as reverse caching proxies. Cool hack, but nothing I would ever run in production when you have all the other good tools at your disposal. Tools that are proven and that actually sc
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by vegardx 14y ago
There's a good reason for it, and usually is a sign that the video is immensely popular. You can find out why on Youtube it self: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIkhgagvrjI
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by vegardx 14y ago
Artillery fires projectiles, which are hard, if not impossible to stop mid flight. They are actually consideres so stable that many shooting ranges cross over towns.
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by vegardx 14y ago
I'd say you waste time taking a conscious decision between 64-bit and 32-bit, there are few good reasons to not just go with 64-bit, and dwelling on it just wastes time. Do you have any metrics to support your claim that 32-bit Debian is fa
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by vegardx 14y ago
Some providers give you the choice, and let you choose if you want unfiltered access or firewalled, just by changing APN. For some services, like a backup link to your internal network, it's immensely useful.
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by vegardx 14y ago
You have one open and freely available channel and one encrypted, much like how GPS operates with one open channel and one encrypted. Only difference is that the encrypted version on Galileo is intended for commercial use, probably shipping

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