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wildchild
10y ago
OMG yet another desktop application in javascript.
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wildchild
10y ago
No need to explain, just yet another scam on top of bigger scam called Ethereum.
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wildchild
11y ago
Just offer DDoS mitigation using specialized hardware and don't force people to buy N+1 instances.
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wildchild
11y ago
They are just wanna steal government money like always.
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wildchild
12y ago
This is Kaspersky's advertisement.
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wildchild
12y ago
BTC is still very overvalued if there is still surplus profit.
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wildchild
12y ago
All these suicide manuals -- trolling. Someone trolled github by submitting suicidal texts in order to get it blocked, because morons from roskomnadzor will block such sites immediately without judgement and investigation.
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wildchild
12y ago
Very nice. I hope GitHub will integrate it.
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wildchild
13y ago
Just kidding. How much Khash/s this dude can?
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wildchild
13y ago
Why people still trust all these cloud wallets? Can't they be hacked/hack oneself some day?
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wildchild
13y ago
"Unavailable in your country". Probably I am not worthy. OMG how I hate all this.
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wildchild
13y ago
It's cool to see atomic operations. Any plans to implement multi-document ACID transactions? Just like all_or_nothing in pre 0.9 couchdb when in case of conflict update was being rejected.
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wildchild
14y ago
Is there transactional noSQL database?
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wildchild
14y ago
Too complicated to just download it. I'll stay postgres instead.
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wildchild
14y ago
Is there something like wrapbootstrap.com for Foundation?
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wildchild
14y ago
I hope that OpenBSD team will fork it (BIND 9).
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wildchild
14y ago
I hate being NoSQL hater. How to became a lover? Probably I got too much this nosql noise around. Please somebody tell me how to write apps without transactions at all? It solves one problem by adding different headaches.
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wildchild
14y ago
Cool, imperative code diluted with some poetry looks much better.
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wildchild
14y ago
Where I can download this awesome calendar for bootstrap?
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wildchild
14y ago
> There are no transactional guarantees on queries that touch more than one document. Any plans to change it in future?
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wildchild
14y ago
One thing I can't understand is if "RethinkDB is built to store JSON documents", why then there are tables? And also, probably I should better explore website, but is it transactional? In other words, is it possible to save multiple documen
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wildchild
14y ago
Could anyone explain, why Lua is so special?
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wildchild
14y ago
Waiting for 1.X. I can't accept it in current state (ember-data is buggy and undocumented). Also it's missing essential pagination feature).
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wildchild
14y ago
And also File:/// still rocks. No one cares. Hate this.
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wildchild
14y ago
2.5 years old issue https://twitter.com/coda/status/299732877745197056 Impressive.
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wildchild
14y ago
+1. Enterprise still on the way.
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wildchild
14y ago
I am wondering why team publishing such noisy screenshots. It's pure acid.
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wildchild
14y ago
There is also Gemfile that can FileUtils#rm_rf
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wildchild
14y ago
Wise decision. Ruby has it's own package system. I believe every developer using rvm/rbenv for managing ruby versions. Rails should be installed using rubygems. I always cry seeing pretty outdated rails packages in distributives. I don't ca
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wildchild
14y ago
https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Btrfsck I am wondering how it's ready for production use.
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