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    Comment #48372544

    My concern is that KRdp still doesn’t feel ready to replace the mature X11 remote desktop options. In VM/headless setups, the X11 stack is ugly but predictable, you can run Xvfb, V…

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    Comment #47338152

    What does the VM consist of? Is the image available?

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    Comment #31014391

    Also posted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31014222 Website went offline about 30 mins ago, repo and twitter are also gone. Looks like it's been hacked or pulled?

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    Comment #24363464

    This is great! Nice work. I would add one feature request which is the ability to monitor from multiple locations. Otherwise it's a SPOF and you'll never receive a notification if …

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    Comment #22179593

    Are you using TLS over TCP to route to the DBs?

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    Comment #20829577

    Is there any chance this will be possible to self-host in future? That's a deal breaker for us.

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    Comment #20756452

    > On the other hand what kind of daft name was "Neo" especially if you're trying to create a solid sense of reality prior to ripping back the curtain? Neo is an anagram of One.

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    Comment #16331187

    Thanks! I think for our scenario it's a bit overkill as we're only running one container and pm2 seems a better fit for that. It would be interesting to know how this works under t…

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    Comment #16331046

    Does Kubernetes support graceful reload of containers, with 0 downtime? I'd be very interested if so.

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    Comment #16330999

    I'm surprised they haven't included a process manager for the production build. In my experience it allows for much easier 0-sec downtime updates and load balancing. We're using pm…

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    Comment #8777656

    The whois utility [1] is available on most Linux distros and *nix flavours, it will give you information such as: - Using an IP, netrange and information regarding the network owne…

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    Comment #8449171

    After a bit of digging I found the product is built by http://www.qvivo.com

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    Comment #8448885

    I think that they're trying to create a viral loop in order to attract advertisers to their platform.

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    Comment #8318406

    Thanks for the clarification, additionally I could only find a Chrome plugin for Torque, which should be compatible with other torrent clients out of the box. However I can definit…

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    Comment #8318331

    Seems similar to PaddleOver [1] which was developed by Bittorrent inc a few years ago using their Btapp.js [2] library, unfortunately the PaddleOver site has expired and the code b…