zwily

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931.
by zwily 14y ago
That's not even remotely close to what vidarh said. Try reading it again.
932.
by zwily 14y ago
Fair enough. I was referring to the larger discussion.
933.
by zwily 14y ago
Right - we were discussion OAuth in the context of client apps.
934.
by zwily 14y ago
The client can intercept whatever URL the embedded webview is redirected to. The callback URL provides no security against this.
935.
by zwily 14y ago
I see... Do you run nginx and haproxy on the same box?
936.
by zwily 14y ago
OK then why HAProxy? Why not just let nginx do the load balancing? (Obviously you have a reason now if you plan to use the method in the blog post again, but what about before?)
937.
by zwily 14y ago
Consider this an expression of interest from the community. :) (We're planning on doing something similar in the future.)
938.
by zwily 14y ago
We don't deploy on Heroku, so I didn't know about that process. Your other two points are true though. We consider the trade-off worth it for the memory gains.
939.
by zwily 14y ago
Brightbox has Ruby 1.9 packages with the GC copy-on-write-friendly patches included. We run it in production with good results.
940.
by zwily 14y ago
Sure, but the failure means that you don't get push notifications - you can still use your email app.
941.
by zwily 14y ago
I think you just helped Tom make his argument... :)
942.
by zwily 14y ago
Not true - they could check email and send you push notifications server-side, but still have the client talk directly to gmail for nearly all functions.
943.
by zwily 14y ago
Ashton may have some nerd cred, but I promise you that your girlfriend/wife/whatever does not see him as a nerd.
944.
by zwily 14y ago
That's a fine definition, but I don't think it implies that power users cannot be satisfied with OS X window management.
945.
by zwily 14y ago
I don't understand that part of the slides. Redshift isn't billed per-query, it's billed by instance-hour.
946.
by zwily 14y ago
What, exactly, is your definition of "power user"?
947.
by zwily 14y ago
"EBS Priops seem promising and different." We run many busy PG databases on PIOPS. The difference from normal EBS is huge. Very happy with PIOPS.
948.
by zwily 14y ago
Redshift is built on ParAccel, not Postgres. It speaks the Postgres API, but the storage engine is not Postgres.
949.
by zwily 14y ago
Heh, it's okay. We just want to make sure we can patch right away. Your 5 emails at lunchtime today were fun. :)
950.
by zwily 14y ago
We have new emails to rubyonrails-security triggering PagerDuty alarms as well.
951.
by zwily 14y ago
These vulnerabilities have been present for many years. They're just being found now. If anything, the quality is now going up. :)
952.
by zwily 14y ago
I don't think that pendulum has swung to the MacPorts side for many years.
953.
by zwily 14y ago
Surprisingly, Elastic Transcoder doesn't look to be very price competitive with Zencoder at scale. Zencoder is $0.02/minute, while this is $0.015 (stdef) and $0.030 (hidef). If you're doing hidef content, Zencoder is a clear (pricing) win.
954.
by zwily 14y ago
Aaron struggled with depression long before he downloaded the JSTOR papers. How is depression a consequence of the trial?
955.
by zwily 14y ago
That's a pretty standard piece of legalese you'll see in most service agreements.
956.
by zwily 14y ago
To anyone reading this later... I am wrong here. Heavy Utilization reservations are charged whether or not you have instances running. Medium and Light are only charged when running.
957.
by zwily 14y ago
Good reminder, but this has always been true. Giving unfiltered user-specified content to YAML has never been a good idea.
958.
by zwily 14y ago
Just one or the other.
959.
by zwily 14y ago
That's also not exactly true. If you purchase a reserved instance, you pay the up front price, and then the reduced hourly price for whenever the instance is running .
960.
by zwily 14y ago
You must not have kids... :)

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