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by jsingleton 10y ago
TIL GitLab runs on Azure. If your CI servers or deployment targets are also on Azure then the latency should be pretty low (assuming you get the correct region). Good to know. I moved from AWS to Azure years ago. Mainly because I run mostly
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by jsingleton 10y ago
You can get both. I recently bought a twin pack containing one of each. The optical one is marketed as "toast proof" so you can put it near the kitchen and the alpha source one is claimed to be more sensitive. Radioactive ones are
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by jsingleton 10y ago
^ trace route (tracert/traceroute)
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by jsingleton 10y ago
This one is very nice. It shows the actual positions and routes.
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by jsingleton 10y ago
This map is interesting too: https://www.us.ntt.net/about/network-map.cfm It shows some overland links as well but it doesn't show intermediate hops. For example, you can see from other maps that most Pacific cabl
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MagicMirror² is an open source modular smart mirror platform(github.com)
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by jsingleton 10y ago
I wonder if there is some confusion between .NET Standard and .NET Core. As .NET Standard 2.0 is a thing but I can't find any official reference to .NET Core 2 yet. Obvious, this will eventually come but it's not on the roadmap ye
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by jsingleton 10y ago
This makes sense as System.Drawing (aka GDI+) was mainly used for WinForms and has never been supported for web servers. I suspect Mono ported it to support their Windows Forms port. It may just work on Windows but it won't keep workin
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by jsingleton 10y ago
Great work. Seriously. Keep it up.
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by jsingleton 10y ago
Re-post from the AWS thread ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13442022 ). That's a good high-level list, although the comparisons don't always match up. For example, I'd say Traffic Manager is more like Ro
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by jsingleton 10y ago
Unless you have a good reason to then I would recommend against rolling your own (with any library). Use an existing cloud service that specializes in it.
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by jsingleton 10y ago
The almost immediate modal pop-up on those pages is pretty annoying. It's just as easy (if not easier) to close the page rather than the overlay. The problem with these intrusive tactics is literally the next thread on HN right now: h
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by jsingleton 10y ago
You're welcome. I'm glad it's useful. It's a community effort so feel free to submit a PR or an issue. P.S. There used to be a separate website but since GH broke how pages work the domain now just redirects to the repo.
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by jsingleton 10y ago
Nice post. Looks like I'll need to update the compatibility list: https://github.com/jpsingleton/ANCLAFS#image-manipulation NB: You shouldn't use System.Drawing in a web app. It can lead to memory leaks and l
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by jsingleton 10y ago
That's a good high-level list, although the comparisons don't always match up. For example, I'd say Traffic Manager is more like Route 53 than ELB (which only works within a region). If you're after something a bit more
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by jsingleton 10y ago
Slice media player: http://fiveninjas.com Edit: Old blog post with tech details: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/creating-and-kickstarting-s...
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by jsingleton 10y ago
I'm sure there is another new version in the works. They always keep very quiet about it so as not to damage sales of the current version. Who would have bought a Pi 2 knowing how quickly there would be a Pi 3? There could be a Pi 4 ou
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by jsingleton 10y ago
No, I've not used one. I believe it's designed to be primarily an offline media player. As the Pi sucks at I/O, the idea is that you mount the HDD directly over USB and transfer files to it from a regular computer. Network tr
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by jsingleton 10y ago
Not personally. The only thing I've seen use a CM is the Slice media player: http://fiveninjas.com I wonder if it can be easily upgraded to the new CM.
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by jsingleton 10y ago
Their blog post has more info: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/compute-module-3-launch/ I posted this link earlier but it didn't attract much interest.
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Compute Module 3 Launch(raspberrypi.org)
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EFF Encrypt the Web [video](youtube.com)
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Encrypting the Web(eff.org)
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by jsingleton 10y ago
It can be a good use case, to increase the number of concurrent users you can serve. See my comment elsewhere in this thread. You should still be able to output an ID when using async/await. It just means that the calling thread can do
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by jsingleton 10y ago
I would argue that async/await is far more important for native applications. I've seen plenty of apps doing significant work on the UI thread and hanging. Making it easy for developers to run things in the background is great for
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by jsingleton 10y ago
It's not that complex but I think it's just that .NET naming and versions are currently quite confusing. I did a lot of reading on this for the book I wrote and I still find I need to double-check things. I guess this is what you
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Building a Web App in React and ASP.NET Core – Part 2(unop.uk)
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by jsingleton 10y ago
To save a click, the live demo is at: https://reactube.com
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Show HN: A mobile-friendly London transport status page written in React(github.com)
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by jsingleton 10y ago
Unfortunately, those are the official colours: https://tfl.gov.uk/tube-dlr-overground/status/

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