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aalpbalkan
12y ago
It is good to have many web microframeworks in a language ecosystem. In Python probably there are a hundred of those. Many of those are not picked up by the community –a natural selection. Only really a few of those survived. It all depends
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
Certainly a cool idea but it didn't work fine on an XKCD comic: http://www.xkcd.com/ bottom line here is recognized as: "T1EN°5'lI'ONAl.1?E£ONNH\56PNCE(YHCEPlP6fiN(N)SURLH’PR3AO-i‘lDlsIr'£7E‘5IJ%z&q
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Dekke: an iPad stand
(dekke.net)
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12y ago
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
> (underlined) Today it's a prostitution ring, tomorrow it could be an illegal gambling ring, and maybe next week it could be a drug operation. This is textbook 'slippery slope' fallacy. https://yourlogicalfalla
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
That's a problem with the comments, not the story itself. If it's upvoted and legitimate content (in this case it is closely about startup world) , shouldn't it be staying where it is? Something with hundreds of upvotes proba
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
This must be "comments", not "stories" I believe?
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
DigitalOcean is doing this since the beginnning.
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
TLS implementation in Go. http://golang.org/pkg/crypto/tls/ Go is probably better at this.
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Yahoo! vulnerable to Heartbleed, shows clear text passwords
(twitter.com)
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12y ago
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
Sourceforge? Seriously? Why do NASA people and academia still upload things to SF instead of GitHub?
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
Proof of concept? The attacker might use something else in the future.
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
Discussed earlier today.
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
This is cool marketing but it is way expensive than I expected. I am not sure pricing is DIY-friendly but you would certainly find people to buy that.
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
Somebody remove /print/ in the url.
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
Took me a while to realize the program actually isn't written in Go.
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aalpbalkan
12y ago
Now for those without context, that was to match Google Cloud Platform's aggressive offering they announced just yesterday. Now it's Windows Azure's turn I guess.
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Log.go source
(golang.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Here's an earlier story about this: http://www.theverge.com/2012/1/27/2753701/no-poach-scandal-u...
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13y ago
It is pretty good you have lots of brands already in your database, however the comparison UI is not much helpful. e.g. an end-user of bikes might not understand what 105, Tiagra, Ultrega means and just showing specs is not enough IMO. How
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aalpbalkan
13y ago
Totally off-topic: What a domain name...
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aalpbalkan
13y ago
That's old. IP and URL based censorship methods (with TCP packet inspection) is in place already in Turkey. We have seen various individual URLs getting blocked related to the the bribery and corruption leaks of PM and other ministers
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aalpbalkan
13y ago
This was cool in 2008, maybe even earlier. It's not anything fancy anymore. I was able to view headers of pages when I was 15 and it is probably the worst way of getting applications. Instead, put up a few problems you had while develo
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13y ago
This is dangerous to use. The code sends my secret access key over an insecure HTTP connection to Yahoo Pipes servers. (God knows what they store.) I will never use that.
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aalpbalkan
13y ago
If you don't have any concerns regarding privacy or security, use Mailbox app http://www.mailboxapp.com/ I do #inboxzero very easily and it's so piece of cake, I don't need to write blog post about to tell h
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Just can’t [a]wait (in .NET 4.0)
(writeasync.net)
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aalpbalkan
13y ago
I tried some of those twitter handles and they're already suspended.
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aalpbalkan
13y ago
I'm getting: Twitter is currently down for maintenance. We expect to be back shortly. For more information, check out Twitter Status. Thanks for your patience! This is too bad. It comes if you refresh enough. But in the middle of the d
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13y ago
This is surprisingly slow on my computers whereas other WebGL stuff are rendered pretty well. I guess that's the cost of doing things with SVG.
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13y ago
/u/britneyspears is my favorite.
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13y ago
Classic TC title "to Take on AWS"... Don't make me laugh buddy. AWS is probably more than 1,000+ people operation with 30 different products and a marketplace, support and ops teams. DigitalOcean is purely a VM seller with no
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