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Comment #10189969
https://www.loggly.com/blog/tag/sounds/ It looks like the page it was supposed to link to is no-longer there (which was a google app-engine app if I recall correctly) but maybe som…
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Comment #9907776
Thanks for the suggestion on the description. That should help in preventing me from conflating the different use-cases of running a VPN. For example: viewing a US Netflix account …
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Comment #9907564
I have a set of scripts that I've compacted into a one-click binary that spin up new AWS instances as a VPN. Would people buy this? (I'm planning on a Show HN: in a week or two, on…
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Comment #9633019
How is it anonymous if I have to give you my number. Is there a way to text from a web client?
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Comment #9609432
Can some one answer this question. It says that Go1.4 will be needed to compile Go1.5. Does this mean that Go1.4 will always be needed, even for Go1.6 and beyond? So are they essen…
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Comment #9550357
Yeah, I've thought of this too. I was thinking you could just use a normal mobile network, as you'll just be sending the correct color to a full screen (not a ton of data needed fo…
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Comment #9463330
I think this is a good idea. There can be a change in the structure of where things are hosted (think moving the images to a CDN as traffic increases) which won't require a new cli…
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Comment #9107844
I agree that it's the overhead carry-ons that cause most of the problems. From 1. people wanting to make sure they get space. 2. People incorrectly placing their luggage taking up …
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Comment #8723660
Also Known As: The Sophomore Slump
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Comment #8263854
One thing that your recipe format helps with is timing, which is one of the things that I always found fun about cooking. Which is, how to have everything work to come out about th…
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Comment #8247916
We should document life versioning, as in web 1.0 verses web 3.0. Can I do a pull request to make this change, or is this page so 1.0?
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Comment #8225717
Ahh, the little-known trickle down theory… An articulated and advocated instance, where it just might work.
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Comment #8225676
> … We also know that kill switches are effective… Do you have a source to back up the stats in this section? > This would be an ineffective way to accomplish that. They'd first ha…
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Comment #8222239
Your comment about the bool, got me thinking. This would have been better implemented if it was thought of along the lines of movie rating system. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moti…
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Comment #8220964
I agree… If this is only done when, Parental Controls, are enable from the OS level. Then a: "parental-control:enabled" header would make more sense, right?
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Comment #8220939
At first I thought something along these lines, then I remembered: 1. Google has "trends" when things happen, and "Earthquake" was most certainly googled near/at the time it happen…
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Comment #8215243
Is there a demo (or video) of how your TOTP service would work? I'm having a difficult time visualizing the flow and requirements.
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Comment #8208424
I'm surprised nothing about functional tests were explicitly mentioned in the article. There were some hints about "engineering the heck out of your migration scripts" (paraphrased…
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Comment #8188181
So are the emails stored in Gmail encrypted?
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Comment #8161573
I was thinking the same thing as I watched the video, that, this is probably the closest to how most people remember long stretches of time.
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Comment #8160206
For Machine Machine we have several that don't use HTTP, such as Thrift, ProtocolBuffers, etc. For browser to Machine, I'm not sure we need that. The reason is, for example, we can…
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Comment #8156435
Combined with being a bike friendly city, (googling "best bike cities usa" brought up the city in the top 10 of every list). It seems like Minneapolis is doing commuting right. I w…