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ag_47
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About ag_47
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Comment #15915671
Basically, a router somewhere in Russia claimed to be the owner of some ip addresses belonging to Google, Facebook, etc. Other neighbouring routers began forwarding packets from ac…
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Comment #15899226
Yea they show ads in between game sessions.
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Comment #15804921
FWIW, as a mostly Android user, the latest Oreo update was pretty terrible as well. Its all about adding new "features" just for new features sake isnt it.
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Comment #14589641
Note that this is intended and desirable for any server with moderate to high loads. Plus, Nginx can reload its configuration gracefully without dropping connections.
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Comment #14185909
I've been greeted by obvious bugs in their UI too many times to count. Its the only "major" website I've ever come across with amateur mistakes. I can't recall any specifically, bu…
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Comment #14110003
Right, true. Collaborative drawing was basically the "hello world" of real-time platforms back in the day (Firebase, Parse etc). But I think most of those were ephemeral canvases.
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Comment #14109720
Now I'm curious, Are there any websites that do something similar to /r/place? (hackathon idea?) Also, reminds be of the million dollar front page [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org…
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Comment #14090462
I remember them getting a NASA contract recently. Here: http://spacenews.com/spacex-wins-contract-to-launch-nasa-ear...
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Comment #14090300
Interesting. Don't hate the player, hate game, though. welcome to the jungle.
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Comment #14081656
> if you want your webserver to do something complex, you'd go for Apache > a set of simple rules that are within what Apache (including there all the module ecosystem) can and is …
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Comment #14081333
You're right, we should build a CloudFlare competitor based on ATS and take over the market.
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Comment #14081052
As far as htaccess support, from the couple Shared hosting providers I've used, lighttpd has been the server of choice.
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Comment #14081036
Fair point, but, > if you want your webserver to do something complex, you'd go for Apache I would tend to disagree. Assuming "complex" = "business logic", Apache hardly seems the …
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Comment #14080928
> even though there are better solutions for reverse-proxies out there... Apache Traffic Server to even Apache httpd Really? Completely disagree. Just look at the configuration fil…
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Comment #14080409
As someone younger who never really used Apache, I don't see any reason to do anything with it instead of Nginx. Other than supporting "legacy" setups, whats the point of Nginx loa…
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Comment #13712014
I used to be like that. Now I plug in an external HDD occasionally and rsync ~, lol
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Comment #13655497
Like 'Revert "remove password"'? ;-)
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Comment #13654523
Another less 'relevant' result: - acceptHandshake = params.pass == PASSWORD + acceptHandshake = true//params.pass == PASSWORD
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Comment #12817180
hmm, looking at the comments -- am I the only who uses Fn + Arrow Keys for Page Up/Down and Home/End purposes? How can you not?
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Comment #12769748
Here's a pretty fun 2 year old talk from Blackhat, re surveillance camera firmware and how s*tty they are: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8DjTcANBx0
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Comment #12302483
According to the CRN article [1], "The networking leader has a history of announcing layoffs at the end of its fiscal year each summer." Yes this is a huge number, but seems like u…