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Caching and Vary headers can be tricky to get right

I can't access a couple of US sites (like github, linkedin etc.) from my Swedish ISP Bahnhof.

I find it interesting to compare this compiled JS to the tiny recursive Ray Tracer previously posted here on HN [0]. This Scala->JS compilation is 214k characters while the tiny Ra…

I'm not sure Google is actively punishing this strategy but the text doesn't look good at all in the SERP. The title of the page is displayed as " Ｕｎｉｃｏｄｅ － Ｆｕｌｌｗｉｄｔｈ － Ｚｅｉｃｈｅｎ" [0…

"This is an important lesson to learn: Mistakes can happen any time a piece of code is modified." From http://www.daemonology.net/blog/2011-01-18-tarsnap-critical-... regarding the…

This could turn ugly really fast. If Russia attacks Ukraine the US and Britain would have to protect the borders of Ukraine, according to a treaty signed in 1994 [0]. If the US don…

I have been working with, and implented, both Stripe and Paymill. I agree with the article that the only time you would go with Paymill is simply if Stripe is not yet available (an…

Does it support handling multiple sites? If not, do you have any plans for adding multi site feature?

Great offer I guess but I seriously had to shut down the page after looking at it for 30s..

I really need this update! Other than the good stuff already mentioned, The DecimalField finally supports a comma as the separator.

Nice idea. I think it's extra interesting since I remember reading a debate here on HN about "bribing" OSS developers.

My NL sites are live but NYC DC seems to be completely offline. This is bad, only last Friday they had some more downtime. As of now there's no news at http://www.digitaloceanstatu…

Finally Enums!

The way things are going we will probably not have any Save buttons at all soon.

About a week ago I got to experience Digital Oceans very tight suspension policy first hand. What happened was that one of the accounts I manage was suspended. I had to go through …

Wow the Bouldering is amazing. So much fun and so dangerous!

I had a look at the source and I must say I really prefer how Bootstrap does it. Compare: etc. to

It sounds very likely that it was Ruby that consumed so much of the CPU.

By your logic people shouldn't be using Linux, Windows or any other software because people have found exploitable bugs in them. There has never been a backdoor in Pidgin. Instead …

I made that switch too and Im really happy I did. Same feeling as switching from Wintendo to Linux. And gnome has gotten really good!

This was very nicely written and resonates with my thoughts. Get off the hamster wheel!

If you have to store CC data inhouse I would suggest storing it on a completly sepatate machine which only stores and charges cards. The only communication allowed from this box wo…

Seeing the hits/sec on the count down is pretty impressive