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nickjackson
8y ago
There is a daily mail video of a drone at the North Terminal Bus station. DM is hardly a good source, and I was sceptical at first but I'm 95% sure its the right location. The question is now, is the footage fake and is it from last we
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8y ago
This is super sweet. It would be great to tie this into a release pipeline, where the release process is actively keeping an eye on failure rates of that service, so that bad deploys could be halted or rolled back automatically. I was think
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9y ago
Yep. TalkTalk can't even keep their customers key details secure, and now they are expected to keep browser history as well? It's a joke. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/talktalk-fin.
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9y ago
I prefer /@/ https://davidcel.is/posts/stop-validating-email-addresses-wi...
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9y ago
yes. `eval $(minikube docker-env)` will setup the docker cli to use minikube's docker demon. https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/minikube/#...
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10y ago
I for one would love to see a hosted offering of cockroachdb!
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10y ago
I've been looking into this a bit, but put off by the fact that EU VAT for digital products isnt really being enforced upon US companies, so not sure there is much of a market for it. Also, as a brit I'm not sure how brexit might
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10y ago
I really don't think there is any excuse for it this day and age especially when building sites from scratch. There are so many different techniques and technologies for doing zero downtime deploys, not to mention the numerous PaaS tha
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10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3_0x6oaDmI
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10y ago
Would it not make sense for broadband router manufacturers to step up here, especially ISPs who provide routers to customers. First of all, IoT devices really need to be connected on isolated vlans with very strictly controlled WAN capabili
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10y ago
No, but we are led to believe this wont be long. They recently got partial approval with full approval expected next year. Not bad for a startup that has only been going ~20 months in quite a slow industry. Money is currently stored with a
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10y ago
A good open source alternative to Google Apps. Secure by default, amazing UI, spam filtering and tools that will configure the thing properly so not to get blacklisted.
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Ask HN: Is anyone running Kubernetes with Persistent Volumes in production?
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10y ago
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10y ago
No, this from the guy who helped found the web. In my book, that gives him the right to say whatever he wants. DRM or not.
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“The Netflix Tax” fiasco
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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Ask HN: How do the January 2015 EU VAT directives affect your startup?
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Ask HN: How do the January 2015 EU VAT directives affect your startup?
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10y ago
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10y ago
Gotta love giffgaff, even their phone program is very reasonably priced. I got my iPhone 6 by mail, the day after it was released. £17pm for my phone.
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10y ago
Great reply!
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nickjackson
10y ago
Apply HN: A city built for the 21st century. In all seriousness, would be quite a fun challenge to build a modern city from scratch.
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11y ago
I feel this is a good place to mention Micro [1] which is going a long way to becoming a very sound micro service platform. Deals with Service Discovery, metrics, tracing, gRPC, and all sorts. [1]: https://github.com/micro&#
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11y ago
I've watched about 30 minutes of this, and I am growingly disgusted by the TPP and the US government. I am a brit, and all though we aren't part of the TPP, we are still in the back pocket of the United States. It's a shame t
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11y ago
Should also move your CSS include to the head.
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11y ago
oh my!
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11y ago
Have you seen http://prosemirror.net ? Not quite as well polished, but probably more suited to real time collaboration.
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12y ago
giffgaff is a great example of this, a very small company that piggy-backs on the O2 network, giving really cheap tarifs. http://giffgaff.com/goodybags
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12y ago
Its a bit confusing, but in my experience, as soon as the message finishes sending, whether its been delivered or just hit apples server, the send as SMS option will disappear. Sometimes the message will say its failed to deliver and you ge
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12y ago
But then you get into a whole heap of problems with multiple threads.
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12y ago
I know that game... Trying to grab and hold an iMessage in the process of it sending, to reveal the "Send as a SMS message" button before the option disappears.
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12y ago
Link to the original tweet. He goes on to explain that the folder is private, but had a shared link. Bit strange? https://twitter.com/darrellwhitelaw/status/45009647606079488...
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