brainsik

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Fast Debugging with Javascript Console Output(sauceio.com)
5 points by brainsik 14y ago|0 comments
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San Francisco’s Secret DC Grid(spectrum.ieee.org)
3 points by brainsik 14y ago|1 comments
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by brainsik 14y ago
As a customer, security is important when you are testing your internal, firewalled, infrastructure. This is one of the main reasons Sauce Labs (where I work) gives every test its own VM that's destroyed afterwards. Using a shared or reused
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by brainsik 15y ago
On OS X, I highly recommend Dripbox. It automatically SCP's files that change on your local filesystem to a remote location. https://github.com/epall/dripbox I use it every day, editing files locally in Sublime Text 2, and then cmd-tabbin
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by brainsik 15y ago
As the author of the article, I agree, it should be obvious. Unfortunately, the security implications of a service like ours is less appreciated by the general user community. Today, there are other services similar to Sauce Scout you can t
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Securing VMs: Security Through Purity — Bypassing the Red Queen(saucelabs.com)
12 points by brainsik 15y ago|3 comments
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Rob Sobers on Learn Ruby The Hard Way(blog.fogcreek.com)
7 points by brainsik 15y ago|0 comments
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by brainsik 15y ago
Ookla — the folks who run speedtest.net — have interesting displays of the data they've collected: http://www.netindex.com/ Top download speeds by country: http://www.netindex.com/download/
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by brainsik 16y ago
X Prize is holding a press conference tomorrow to announce the prize: http://www.xprize.org/media-center/press-release/x-prize-fou... There will be a live webcast at 1pm EDT: http://www.visualwebcaster.com/event.asp?id=71238
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by brainsik 16y ago
Buildbot is used for continuous integration, which is a big step along the path to continuous deployment. A lot of companies are doing this today. Fewer are doing continuous deployment. kaChing has some posts about their setup: http://eng.
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by brainsik 16y ago
True, but if you are on OS X, most of the apps will use the System Preferences proxy settings, so most of your apps will Just Work. Of course, you'll have to get tricky to use SSH via the SOCKS proxy, but it can be done.
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by brainsik 16y ago
This is a nice overview of the iPhone vs AT&T debacle, but the conclusion is sensationalized. It may be that Apple and Google are helping the wireless carriers reach new levels of poor service, but the reality is the carriers have never
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by brainsik 16y ago
1 MW is the rated capacity. The actual amount of energy produced depends on where it is deployed. They go into detail about how much energy is produced on the "fundamentals" page: http://www.makanipower.com/concept/fundamentals/
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HashMask – Another (More Secure) Experiment in Password Hashing(lab.arc90.com)
1 points by brainsik 16y ago|0 comments