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SSH Authentication Using GitHub Teams
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Show HN: SSH Authentication Using GitHub Teams
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Bench - Vancouver, BC We’re Bench, and we’re hard at work turning something really old (bookkeeping) into something new and appealing. As part of the engineering team, you’ll help us build tools that augment the capabilities of real account
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A really great documentary that partially covers the history of suburbs is called "end of suburbia". Its mostly about the theory of peak oil, and how that would destroy the "american dream". Despite all those flaws it ha
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How terribly disappointing. If you're going to get all nostalgic about running Amiga applications then you may as well just go and download the original kickstart and workbench ROMs and fire up an emulator. FS-UAE(1) works pretty well.
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Networking for Game Programmers
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Sprintly Performance Update
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13y ago
See original discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6684318
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13y ago
You don't ever seem to find startup ideas. Startup ideas seem to find you. That's why it's important to always be listening - if you listen often enough then problems will "appear out of nowhere" and you'll be
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Vancouver has quite a few talented engineers but the teams can be a bit insular. The meetups are good and you should definitely go to either the Ruby on Rails one, or Node Brigade. CascadiaJS is happening soon too. If you want to get some i
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The rumour circulating around is that they have the ability to detect which other applications are running or installed on a mobile device. Certainly for applications that have this service installed, they could correlate the owner of the d
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Retooling the Web
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13y ago
It depends how far away from land you are. A Tsunami has tons of energy, but it only really gets 'big' on the surface when that energy is constrained by the depth of the sea floor. That's why if you're on a boat and get
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By your logic I'd be running a WAP site over Gopher to satisfy the progressive enhancement ethos. At a certain point it's absurd to assume javascript isn't there. [1] What brought on this particular use case was a JSON respon
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Hoosuite Raises 165MM Series-B
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Getting Started with Manta
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13y ago
Also: http://harp.io
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13y ago
Actually, linode has an API but doesn't do metered billing - thats really what you want for your particular use case.
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Manta is an Object Store with Compute in-situ. The client is OS agnostic AFAIK - you can use a linux instance as your client if you want. http://apidocs.joyent.com/manta/commands-reference.html
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Official Announcement: http://www.joyent.com/blog/hello-manta-bringing-unix-to-big-...
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You'll probably hear this alot: Just dont do it. Seriously. Running a mail service is complicated and on your own it's barely worth the effort. But if you're serious about it then start with learning Postfix as your MTA. This will only be g
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I really like using Restdown https://github.com/trentm/restdown It's markdown with a few more conventions. Really handy.
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Honest question: Is it possible that they're not worried about sharper images of distant objects insomuch as being able to survey much larger portions of the sky with a large array of satellites?
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Excellent advice. Quite often when technical founders aren't quite sure how to go about the validation process, we tend to double-down on development. Instead the exact opposite is what seems to work best; get out there and talk to people y
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Linux Performance Analysis & Tools
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Tiny speck released all the glitch assets under CC license
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Mark MacLeod leaves Real Ventures to join Freshbooks
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Functional Reactive Programming with Bacon.js
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Yup we've got that working too - but we wanted to make the email cleaning algorithm better prior to launching that feature.
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You'll have that by the end of the day. (Promise!)
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