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by samarudge 8y ago
Songkick | Full Stack Software & Platform Engineers | London, UK | Fulltime | ONSITE Songkick is on a mission to bring the magic of live music to fans everywhere. Since 2007, we've set about making it as easy, fun and fair as possi
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by samarudge 12y ago
Varnish also supports custom cache keys via the VCL function `vcl_hash` as documented in https://www.varnish-software.com/static/book/VCL_functions.h... I couldn't (quickly) find documentation on how to get t
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by samarudge 12y ago
> the Varnish HTTP cache has been used very successfully to speed up WordPress. But Varnish doesn’t help a lot with logged-in traffic > This is caching that Varnish and other “normal” HTTP caches (including CloudFlare) could not have
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by samarudge 13y ago
If you could that would be greatly appreciated. This is the first time I've put something on Pypi so not completely familiar with it.
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by samarudge 13y ago
Thanks! The HTTP library (requests) by default will pull a gzipped version of the resolvers list from Github (Content-Length returned for current version is 59029 compared to 239359 with gzip disabled). Compressing with `gzip -9` gives me a
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Show HN: Dnsyo – DNS propagation checker(samarudge.github.io)
56 points by samarudge 13y ago|13 comments
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by samarudge 13y ago
RedHat loves CentOS. To quote their CEO > CentOS is one of the reasons that the RHEL ecosystem is the default. It helps to give us an ubiquity that RHEL might otherwise not have if we forced everyone to pay to use Linux. So, in a micro s
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by samarudge 13y ago
Not related to the article but Firefox (23.0) is giving me a mixed-content warning and blocking most of the CSS http://i.imgur.com/CWysR0Y.png
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by samarudge 13y ago
Page from the UK site with full specs and prices in £ https://www.ovh.co.uk/dedicated_servers/kimsufi.xml
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by samarudge 13y ago
I don't work for a big company, so this is purely speculation, but there could be many reasons why it's not done. * Documentation Time If you've got a big project, it could take weeks, even months to properly document some so
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by samarudge 13y ago
I guess it depends on one's perspective. You are probably right that someone will send a pull request to add it if it's not there, but I think authors of tools should always do their best to encourage users to do things correctly, especiall
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by samarudge 13y ago
It validates emails with a regex. I'm not sure how many times it's been discussed that you shouldn't validate emails with a regex, but please stop validating emails with a regex. Source: https://github.com/guillaumepotier/validator.js/blob
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by samarudge 13y ago
Got this exact same thing, tried it on the device (Nexus 4) play store, it lets me view the app, hit install, accept the permissions then says "The item that you were attempting to purchase could not be found" =/
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by samarudge 13y ago
I think Daily Grace (+1.3mil subscribers, +100mil video views) sums this up best - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7Nxyqi4WK0
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by samarudge 13y ago
Under Firefox, your custom fonts aren't working. FontAwesome is just giving weird symbols ( http://imgur.com/SLN8N5e ) You need to set the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header to get them to work in Firefox. More info at https://developer.
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by samarudge 13y ago
How does this compare to Fabric? Fabric offers a load of extra stuff to do with SSH/Deployment, but just looking at the basic features of running Python tasks from the command line, why should I use this over Fabric? Also, why use `manager.
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by samarudge 13y ago
Would it increase security to include the user-agent, or part of the user-agent, in the HMAC secret? So the secret was "abc123Mozilla[etc]", that would then presumably require identical browsers to work, at the expense of logging everyone o
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by samarudge 13y ago
Would adding a HMAC string to the cookie value not get around this issue? For example, Tornado has the set_secure_cookie method ( http://www.tornadoweb.org/en/stable/web.html#tornado.web.Req... ), would this not prevent this sort of attack?
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by samarudge 13y ago
This looks nearly identical to http://jhollingworth.github.io/bootstrap-wysihtml5/ So ima take the hit of being a stupid person and ask, what's the difference? Why should I use this over bootstrap-wysihtml5 (or why should I use bootstrap-
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by samarudge 13y ago
Yeah Tumblr can be silly. I've been into Tumblr for a while, and prior to about 6 months ago it was nearly impossible to find the original source of something without trawling through pages of "notes". Some people put links to twitter/other
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by samarudge 13y ago
http://youtube.com/vlogbrothers http://youtube.com/crashcourse http://youtube.com/scishow http://twitter.com/hankgreen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Green (In addition to that, he's also my employer, but that might not be rele
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by samarudge 13y ago
This has already been submitted and discussed 3 times https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5453373 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5453191 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5452780
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by samarudge 14y ago
PyQuery is pretty awesome ( https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyquery ) Using Requests to download the document, pump it into PyQuery and you can use any jQuery style selectors to get text, attributes and all sorts of other stuff. Example; Here'
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by samarudge 14y ago
The documentation/demo is still up ( http://designmodo.github.com/Flat-UI/ ) but the repo is down ( https://github.com/designmodo/Flat-UI/ ) It's still listed as the top trending repo of the day/week/month ( http://dft.ba/4RAM https://git
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by samarudge 14y ago
First you have to understand that not all of the content broadcast on the BBC is created by the BBC. They carry programs made by independent, limited, for-profit studios. They also regularly carry movies. All of which they put up on their i
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by samarudge 14y ago
You can do this with 'Boxtrapper' on CPanel, or, I believe, with SpamAssassin
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by samarudge 14y ago
We use the Sentry open-source edition > "The cost of running and deploying your own server just to monitor the errors maintenance in your application for a lot of users isn’t really practical – there’s a lot of and cost involved with ma
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Path fined $800K by the FTC over underage signups, unauthorised data collection(thenextweb.com)
3 points by samarudge 14y ago|0 comments
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by samarudge 14y ago
JSON is used as a query language because it's fast, easy to parse and easy to generate dynamically. If you have a query interface for users, SQL is probably a better choice, but Mongo chose JSON for performance reasons. If you don't like de

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