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brajkovic
7y ago
I went to college with him and he was just as odd back then. He "ran" an _attack ad_ for a student judiciary campaign calling a friend of mine a rapscallion. Odd dude, but to my great surprise, he appears to be doing interesting w
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brajkovic
8y ago
Can you elaborate on this? Where can I filter for this? I absolutely hate flying, so even saving 30 minutes would be great, if the costs aren't out of control.
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brajkovic
10y ago
At one point, this said it was due to a Denial of Service attack. That text has since been pulled, unfortunately I didn't get a screenshot.
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Linode DNS outage
(status.linode.com)
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brajkovic
10y ago
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brajkovic
11y ago
Somerville at least has RCN to fall back on to, and they've been good to us. Still, more competition can never hurt!
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brajkovic
12y ago
He did--he called out Rdio ( http://rdio.com ) as an example.
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brajkovic
12y ago
We're having issues with -1a but not with -1c. Wonder if this is isolated to a single rack that hosts multiple AZs?
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brajkovic
13y ago
And unfunny satire at that.
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brajkovic
13y ago
I'm not sure who you're replying to or if I'm reading your post right, but Rdio's mobile app is not a native wrapper around HTML5, it's built on top of Xamarin's stack, which provides API wrappers around the na
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brajkovic
13y ago
My guess is they have logs of every outbound TCP connection—it's not like Tor is the only protocol that can be used for evil.
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Xamarin Evolve 2013 Keynote Live Stream
(xamarin.com)
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brajkovic
13y ago
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brajkovic
14y ago
Hi, Our servers buckled a little bit under the load. We load-tested, but missed a piece of infrastructure in the chaos. We've since beefed up that last piece of infrastructure, and you should be all set now to use the download form at http
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brajkovic
14y ago
Windows app store explicitly disallows open source, I believe. Android is the only one that does not.
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brajkovic
14y ago
What existing applications besides RSS readers? Who uses PubSub and Webfinger, and why would I want to use Atom/RSS for this type of service? I don't see the point in this trying to be everything to everyone sort of deal.
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brajkovic
14y ago
I hate to be that guy, but who gives a crap? I don't know of anyone who actually uses any of the first 3 protocols listed here. RSS is somewhat useful, but when would I not want to use a dedicated client or some client library? I'm not a ba
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brajkovic
14y ago
I think you grossly missed the point of Sparrow—as a webapp, it's 100% useless, because the current Gmail interface exists. At best, they can take some UI/UX elements from Sparrow and incorporate them into Gmail as is, but porting it as a w