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Introducing The DigitalOcean Bug Bounty Program
(digitalocean.com)
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13y ago
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The Rule of Three
(codinghorror.com)
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13y ago
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mschalle
13y ago
Unfortunately network reliability is also an issue in the SF zone. Apparently they replaced some routers 2 weeks ago, but that hasn't solved the issues entirely. Over the past 2 weeks I've had easily over 30 minutes of downtime. D
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The Side of DRM we Forget
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mschalle
13y ago
My one gripe with DigitalOcean is that their customer support leaves a great deal to be desired. For days I've been unable to replicate images across regions (any droplet I try to create gets in a permanent stuck state and can't b
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mschalle
14y ago
Quora, you fucked up.
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mschalle
14y ago
Hopefully this shuts up people always complaining about EBS...
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mschalle
14y ago
Well, shit.
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Luis von Ahn (creator of CAPTCHA and Duolingo) Reddit AMA
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14y ago
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mschalle
14y ago
What makes you think this will ruin them?
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mschalle
14y ago
Yeah I could never really tell how that even made it to the App Store. Some stupid wrapper around the web page, but the Chrome app is definitely more along the lines of what I'd expect from Google.
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mschalle
14y ago
It looks better and feels snappier, so these tests are surprising...
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mschalle
14y ago
I used to really like Coding Horror, but everything Atwood writes now days he sounds like a damn broken record. And his twitter feed is nothing short of immature and childish.
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mschalle
14y ago
Disgraceful. How does the TSA constantly get away with shit like this?
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mschalle
14y ago
Can we change the title to something more serious to reflect how truly groundbreaking this research could be?
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mschalle
14y ago
Plain text? Are you KIDDING me?!
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mschalle
14y ago
Integrity > money
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mschalle
14y ago
Really...?
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mschalle
14y ago
Awesome post. The system really held up too, the liveblog was a pleasure to follow.
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mschalle
14y ago
Always assume Murphy's law will hold, regardless of what service provider you use. If you were running your own database, you surely would have had rigorous backups because the responsibility was on you. Assume that if a service can fail, i
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mschalle
14y ago
Incredible. This is not checkers; this is mutherfuckin’ chess... technology moves, the competition moves, the market moves, the people move Couldn't have summed it all up more perfectly
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mschalle
14y ago
This is why Amazon is blowing the rest of the market out of the water. Every week I get an email about some new feature or a bunch of features, and it's not just some small change like "oh, we changed our UI." It's always some large signifi
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mschalle
14y ago
I agree with the skeptics here. If it left a crater in the ground he wouldn't have his hand (scientists, feel free to chime in). I call BS.
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mschalle
14y ago
I'm guessing my iPhone alarm will break again?
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mschalle
14y ago
Honestly more sites should do something like this (maybe a little less prohibitive and a bit more informational). I think most users with old browsers are on them because they don't know about the faults of that browser or the alternatives.
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mschalle
14y ago
I agree that PHP is good for starting learning web development and for small sample apps, but from experience I really think that large-scale PHP applications are not easy to manage. The codebase becomes disorganized very quickly, and track
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mschalle
14y ago
you should think of Conversation Ads as a way for Skype to generate fun interactivity between your circle of friends and family and the brands you care about Hahaha that's a new one
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mschalle
14y ago
They have a program called Explorers [1] that's been driving a lot of their internship success. It lets interns rotate through different departments, rather than focus on one area. [1] http://careers.microsoft.com/careers/en/us/internships
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14y ago
I wonder how this codebase would rank in the GitHub emotions analysis [1] [1]: http://geeksta.net/geeklog/exploring-expressions-emotions-gi...
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mschalle
15y ago
Posting on places like HN isn't a bad idea either. I'm actually a CS student at CMU so I'm on the lookout for summer internships. Just reply if you'd like to get in touch
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