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by 1336 13y ago
Looks like a cool project, will check it out. At the moment, ldap.io is intended as more of a general purpose infrastructure service, rather than strictly identity or authentication.
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by 1336 13y ago
We're definitely considering that, but we don't want to be just another enterprise LDAP vendor. What would be the unique selling point, in that case? Elasticity? The Platform as a Service angle is very interesting, and we're
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by 1336 13y ago
Thanks Steve, appreciate your feedback. You're right, data and system availability are primary concerns, and ldap.io is designed with those factors in mind. In the event of networking or connectivity problems -- for example, if your In
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by 1336 13y ago
Kerberos wasn't planned, but we'll definitely consider it if sufficient interest is shown.
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Ask HN: LDAP Directory as a Service?
5 points by 1336 13y ago|8 comments
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by 1336 15y ago
You can also poke around the file system with a combination of :cd and :Explore :dir doesn't seem to work.
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by 1336 15y ago
Yeah? :e /etc/passwd It's read only, but still, omgwtf.
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by 1336 15y ago
Funny, I wrote a plugin earlier this year and came up with the exact same name. I never had time to polish and release it, but if you're interested, here's the source on GitHub: https://github.com/mbadran/vimroom The feature sets are diff
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by 1336 15y ago
Why?
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Sane Vim Plugin Management with Vundle(charlietanksley.net)
56 points by 1336 15y ago|15 comments
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Show HN: Headlights, a TextMate-like 'Bundles' menu for Vim(github.com)
3 points by 1336 16y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Anyone in Sydney want to collaborate?
2 points by 1336 16y ago|0 comments
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by 1336 16y ago
For the downvoters: Weasel words may be used to detract from an uncomfortable fact, such as the act of firing staff. By replacing "firing staff" with "headcount reduction", one may soften meaning." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weasel_word#
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by 1336 16y ago
Interesting choice of words: "sunset" instead of, say, "shut down". It's clearly a weasel word, and using a noun as a verb makes it all the more jarring. Say what you mean, Yahoo.