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How to simulate E911 emergency calls(sipfront.com)
2 points by agranig 4y ago|0 comments
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Drawing cloud architecture diagrams in Python(diagrams.mingrammer.com)
4 points by agranig 4y ago|0 comments
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by agranig 6y ago
„Ok Glass“
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Yet another one-man SaaS technology stack(sipfront.com)
2 points by agranig 6y ago|0 comments
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by agranig 7y ago
Strange for a country where you can legally smoke (and buy?) weed at every other corner.
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by agranig 7y ago
mermaid-filter is also a great part in the tool-chain, especially with pandoc.
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by agranig 7y ago
In Europe, there is http://specialisterne.com helping to hire people with Asperger‘s. Pretty good experience so far, can certainly recommend. Edit: actually seems they’re on pretty much all continents.
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by agranig 12y ago
I'm using one since over a year, can't recommend. No proper support for the docking station (which goes via USB3 and doesn't support video output), power plug wears out really fast and causes ubuntu to reboot quite often when
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by agranig 12y ago
Could you elaborate on that? fail2ban seems quite popular for blocking malicious IPs.
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by agranig 12y ago
Well, mojo seems to try to escape catalyst's dependency hell by providing everything by itself. That's considered a pro or con depending on the view point. The websocket integration is definitely a plus.
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Watching TV over WebRTC(sipwise.com)
2 points by agranig 12y ago|0 comments
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by agranig 13y ago
If you enjoy writing open source Web Apps and REST APIs in Perl/Catalyst for the Telco segment: we're hiring! See my profile for contact infos.
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by agranig 13y ago
Wait, what?
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by agranig 13y ago
Most likely related to the OSX issue described here recently: https://github.com/HackerNews/HN/issues/19
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Ask HN: Is AtomPub still used in REST APIs?
3 points by agranig 13y ago|1 comments
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Let your CPU do the heavy crypto lifting in Hardware(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by agranig 13y ago|0 comments
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Slides from Kamailio World 2013 - Cutting edge communication solutions(kamailio.org)
1 points by agranig 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: does bitcoin mining pay off?
11 points by agranig 14y ago|13 comments
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by agranig 14y ago
You've one copy of the file, encrypted with N public keys. Each of the corresponding private keys can decrypt the files. Assuming you've all the public keys in your keychain, then for each key you pass "-r <email>" for the encryptio
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by agranig 14y ago
We use plain GPG-encrypted files stored in our version control system (git/svn). The files get encrypted with all the public keys of the users who have access to these files, and can be decrypted with their private keys then. Not perfect, b
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by agranig 14y ago
Since you can pack ANY reasonably short text into QR codes, it works well for encoding a vCard (e.g. at the back of your business card), and we even encoded pure Perl code once for a job campaign. So, there might be good reasons and use cas
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by agranig 14y ago
Oh, we've done a little Perl code challenge to win some free beer lately: http://www.sipwise.com/news/jobs/hiring-by-curiosity-part-1/ The free beer event is already over, but it's still fun to try if you can make it :)
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Why secure SIP communication is really broken(granig.io)
3 points by agranig 14y ago|0 comments
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by agranig 14y ago
A reachable version of the post is here: http://www.sipwise.com/news/doutgrowing-desktops/
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Desktops are outgrowing me, and I’m worried(sipwise.com)
2 points by agranig 14y ago|1 comments
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by agranig 14y ago
It's not about Ubuntu in particular. Ubuntu just used to combine the concepts and tools in user-friendly way without the need to "tinker". Where do you turn to for a modern Desktop if everything is going the same (=OSX) direction? The whole
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Desktops are outgrowing me, and I'm worried(granig.io)
27 points by agranig 14y ago|26 comments
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by agranig 14y ago
An option would be to connect via websocket to a server and react on the disconnect event (doing some simple ping-pong to keep the connection alive). That would require an always-on websocket server though, which is a different story. Still
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by agranig 14y ago
We've currently 5 people who've solved this quiz... nah, is it really too hard?
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by agranig 14y ago
Another hint, in case you're getting "400 Bad Request" errors: this is NOT a REST API, read the code again!

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