mdirolf

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Show HN: Command-line Version of the SeatGeek Web App (with Venue Maps)(seatgeek.com)
25 points by mdirolf 14y ago|7 comments
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New standards are needed to fix reply-by-email(blog.fiesta.cc)
3 points by mdirolf 15y ago|0 comments
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Solving the mailing list reply problem: Reply-Thru(blog.fiesta.cc)
1 points by mdirolf 15y ago|0 comments
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by mdirolf 15y ago
We're moving 8 domains over right now.
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Quick tips for securing cookies(blog.fiesta.cc)
2 points by mdirolf 15y ago|0 comments
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by mdirolf 15y ago
Sorry about that - we use Tumblr to host the blog and have had some issues before. I just converted to a pastebin for you, unfortunately didn't think to include any of the comments but here you go: http://pastebin.com/yHw7L0Fy
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by mdirolf 15y ago
Yeah, I decided not to get into all of the options of each header. Partially because I was writing from a plane without wifi and partially because the response I was hoping for was "these things exist - I'll go read the docs on them". That
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by mdirolf 15y ago
Ha fair enough, and thanks! One problem with the CA system is that (as far as I understand) it really doesn't matter whether you choose a particularly secure CA or not - you're as vulnerable as the most vulnerable CA. That's why something l
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by mdirolf 15y ago
Good to know - thanks. More support is better, but the thing I really like about CSP is how it is still useful as a canary even with only partial browser support.
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by mdirolf 15y ago
No problem - I definitely recommend reading the linked Mozilla docs on them.
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by mdirolf 15y ago
Glad you enjoyed it.
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by mdirolf 15y ago
Thanks!
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Simple ways to improve the security of a web app(blog.fiesta.cc)
126 points by mdirolf 15y ago|22 comments
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by mdirolf 15y ago
We'll try to keep adding whatever information we can about our deployment. If you have specific questions just shoot us an email - they'll probably be good inspiration for future posts.
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In-depth Look at Data Modeling in MongoDB(blog.fiesta.cc)
51 points by mdirolf 15y ago|3 comments
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by mdirolf 15y ago
That's a great question, and to be honest it's a bit of a pain point so I probably should've talked about it in the post. When developing a new M/R job from scratch I start by mirroring (at least part of) the data to a local database. Then
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Walkthrough of a MongoDB Map/Reduce Job(blog.fiesta.cc)
37 points by mdirolf 15y ago|4 comments
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by mdirolf 15y ago
1.8 has single server durability, but TBH I haven't had a chance to check it out in depth yet.
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by mdirolf 15y ago
Exactly. The option of scaling out later is great, but the huge benefits for early stage projects are flexibility and ease of use.
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by mdirolf 15y ago
still fleshing that out, but will probably be free for smaller use cases. also, it's @fiesta :)
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by mdirolf 15y ago
Hi, fiesta.cc is me - working on the white-labeling stuff as we speak. Shoot me an email if you think you might want to try it. mike [at] corp.fiesta.cc
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by mdirolf 16y ago
the defining feature of fiesta.cc (as opposed to posterous, etc) is that list names don't have to be unique - so anybody can make a new list called "family@fiesta.cc" without worrying about registering the name or running into collisions. R
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by mdirolf 16y ago
oops, thought that was handled properly. fixing now (if you don't want to wait you can change your name from the "Dashboard" page). Thanks for the heads up!
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by mdirolf 16y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I was thinking of .cc as a feature, designed to evoke the act of CC'ing an address to create a list. Wasn't a decision made due to lack of seriousness or to cut costs, but maybe still needs rethinking if the CC conn
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by mdirolf 16y ago
this is exactly one of the ideas that I want to pursue!
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by mdirolf 16y ago
Yeah, the other nice thing about this compared to librelist is that you can use any list name you want without worrying about conflicts (since lists are tied to the sender's address). Yup, using MongoDB to store everything. I will definitel
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by mdirolf 16y ago
Thanks! Yeah I just added the testimonials this morning so they definitely can be spruced up I think :) Archiving is definitely in the works. It'll be opt-in, per list, that way we still never save any emails by default.
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by mdirolf 16y ago
Thanks! I think those are both great suggestions - I'll see what I can do. Suggestions like that are really helpful as I am definitely not a designer (IADNAD).
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by mdirolf 16y ago
In the short term, I don't :P. I have some long term ideas, ideally keeping it ad-free forever.
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by mdirolf 16y ago
when somebody tries to add you to the second one it'll be automatically renamed (just for you, not for everybody else) to family1@fiesta.cc - you can then go into the web UI and rename both however you want!

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