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amitdugar

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    Not from DO but since it is open sourced, I am sure we can make it work with any Linux server with a little work :)

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    Comment #7856796

    This is a more useful link to see what's happen(ing/ed) : http://status.bitbucket.org/

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    Comment #6262769

    I agree with Internet of things being the big thing in future. It is just matter of time when everything we use will have its own API.

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    Comment #6201883

    This is such a cool concept. I was so hoping he would build this.

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    Comment #6201835

    This is not good. I mean why should a smart search engine like Google limit a TLD to a particular region. Especially since squatters buy good .com domains and charge premium prices…

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    Comment #6200413

    How risky or bad is it if you don't own the .com domain for your app or service ?

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    Comment #6088744

    Anyone trying for this ?

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    Is it possible to do something like this for a MySQL (innodb with relational keys) database ? I am about to begin work on a project that might be used in countries where we don't h…

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    Comment #5903749

    I am new to this. Docker lets us use same set of configs so that we have uniform server setup everywhere right ? How is this different from Vagrant ? Or did I miss something ?

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    Comment #5897284

    I am sorry, but your argument doesn't seem to make sense. What 3D applications require Parallax on mobile phones ? And, you are comparing mobile phone with web ?

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    Comment #5873381

    Thank you for suggesting Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works. I'd never heard of this before. Loving it :)

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    Comment #5834838

    Some find it the Hard Way(TM) that most lucky breaks actually require hard work.

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    Comment #5771315

    completely n00b question : how does Debian compare with Ubuntu ?

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    Comment #5706986

    Oh they are ? I seriously was thinking it is still downhill for RIM. Glad to know they still have hope.

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    Comment #5704534

    so apparently reCaptcha is more secure than this one. From Nucaptcha's website : "...most secure and usable Captcha solution in the market." :D