georgebashi

Can you provide an example of this issue? This has not been my experience.

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The maximum validity for a cert was recently changed to two years.

That doesn't change the fact that sending code to a third party is explicitly disallowed by many employers.

Yes, they wrote a blog post about it here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/how-we-extended-cloudflares-perf...

I do the same using jrnl (http://maebert.github.io/jrnl), which lets you do things like star, tag, and view entries from specific days - while still keeping everything in a plain text file.

Depending on your home country, you should be able to get a temporary passport issued by your embassy here, which would allow you to travel home.

Are there alternatives to penlight you'd recommend?

Don't worry, there's several!

http://int3.github.io/doppio/about.html https://github.com/nurv/BicaVM https://github.com/YaroslavGaponov/node-jvm

The doppio demo even lets you run javascript-in-java-in-javascript (rhino->doppio->browser)!

This is a summary / cheat-sheet for diagnosing performance problems with the "USE" method. It's explained in much more detail here: http://www.brendangregg.com/usemethod.html

Worth checking out the rest of the site too, really useful stuff for performance engineers.

For reference, the definitions are:

* utilization: the average time that the resource was busy servicing work

* saturation: the degree to which the resource has extra work which it can't service, often queued

* errors: the count of error events

and previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7667976

Hey! I'm definitely interested. My email is in my profile, and I'll drop you a message shortly.

You don't actually need echo, you can use return from the rewrite module (which is compiled in by default).

    return 503 "<h1>Maintenance</h1><p>will be back soon!</p>";

I also have a brand new 15" rMBP, and I have these exact same issues. I'll be returning mine for service next week.

Could you link some of these products available for purchase for purchase please? I've heard a few times times that there are soylent equivalents currently available, but from my searching I've only ever been able to find meal supplements and not complete replacements.

One that I frequently run into is that if you use SSH tunneling (like -L), you have to specify it the first time you ssh to that machine (i.e. when the ControlMaster is connected) and can't change it later. Using -L on later ssh's to the same machine silently fail, which can be infuriating if you don't realise it's happening. The best you can do at that point is to kill the ControlMaster ssh (disconnecting you across all your sessions), and then reconnecting with the right -L.

You should set up something like Jenkins (or use a hosted solution like Travis), and keep working. No need to wait around for test results...

That's the "node-name", i.e. the fully qualified name of the tag in its namespace. You probably wanted to ask for the local-name, which in your example would just be "index". Not sure how to with LXML, but it's a common mistake people make when dealing with XML.

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I hadn't, doh! Thanks. Might be worth adding a link to that at start of the docs, because I found I was hesitant to start writing yamls without knowing the "right" structure for them.

I've just picked up ansible, and one thing I found lacking was an example ansible repository with a standard directory layout and config documented on the site or on github. For example, it's not obvious from the docs that a nice way to set things up is:

    site.yml
    ansible.cfg
    hosts
    host_vars/*
    group_vars/*
    roles/*/{files,templates,tasks,handlers,vars}

Google Reader kept the content of RSS feeds cached forever, meaning it was the last surviving record of a huge number of dead and deleted blogs. The Archive Team have spent the last month or so fetching those blogs out of Reader to serve as a permanent archive. They posted a few days ago on HN asking for some last minute help, and managed to archive 46.23M feeds.

Check out their efforts here: http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Google_Reader

There's a solution with smudge/clean filters here: https://github.com/shadowhand/git-encrypt or a solution which acts as a git remote here: https://github.com/blake2-ppc/git-remote-gcrypt

Alternatively, you could just encrypt the directory that you push to remotely (probably /home/git in this tutorial), which seems like a cleaner solution: https://help.ubuntu.com/13.04/serverguide/ecryptfs.html

Yes please! Email in profile. Thanks!

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The memento project (led by Herbert Van de Sompel) attempts to solve some of this: http://www.mementoweb.org/

There's a fork of Bitstream Vera called DejaVu, which adds support for a huge range of characters:

http://dejavu-fonts.org/wiki/Main_Page

I've also been building something similar to docker by plugging into Puppet, Jenkins and ActiveMQ. Would love to take a looker at Docker. I'm http://github.com/georgebashi

Which was discussed previously on HN, here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1626305

I whipped up something similar in Go recently. There's no README yet, but it uses cgo to link to ImageMagick for resizing, and serves up a folder of jpgs.

https://github.com/georgebashi/pugholder (edit: you can see it running at http://pugholder.com/)