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Re:Show HN: InnerSense – science-based daily mental care
on Thursday August 11, 2022 @10:53AM (#32426661)
Coming to Android as well? Or maybe web based?
Re:Four ways how WebRTC video conferencing can improve your daily routine
on Monday April 01, 2019 @12:02PM (#19544740)
They have ultimate quality! I've never been in HD videoconference in real-time before it. And it's straight from the browser, without downloads or installations. Hands down, the best video conferencing software now, no competition.
A Technical Guide on Open Sourcing Your Code Without Pain
Introducing: Engineering Weekly
Coming Soon: Running Elasticsearch for Fun and Profit
An Advanced Elasticsearch Architecture for High-Volume Reindexing
Creating Your Own Analytics with OpenBouquet
An Elasticsearch Cheat Sheet
How we reindexed 36B docs in 5 days within the same Elasticsearch cluster
Building an awesome Devops team on the ashes of an existing infrastructure
How to rolling restart of an ElasticSearch cluster at the speed of light
Re:Critical security vulnerability in GNU Libc
on Tuesday January 27, 2015 @11:24AM (#8953909)
Patches are coming, apparently the vuln was to be announced at 7PM CET, but the French Qualys RP violated the embargo on a mailing list 3 hours too early.
Debian packages are already out for Wheezie. Waiting for Squeeze.
Critical security vulnerability in GNU Libc
Re:Is Docker Ready for Production? Feedbacks of a 2 Weeks Hands On
on Tuesday September 09, 2014 @06:31AM (#8289466)
I totally agree about both statements. My next hands on and post on that topic will be about moving from Ubuntu to CoreOS and what it implies for our existing infrastructure (I'm the article author)
Nginx optimization: understanding sendfile, tcp_nodelay and tcp_nopush
Re:Link shorteners hurt the user experience and destroy the Web
on Tuesday May 27, 2014 @04:58AM (#7803552)
Thank you for mentioning this, I'll correct the article accordingly.
[edit] Fixed
Link shorteners hurt the user experience and destroy the Web
4 lessons every startup should learn from the Heartbleed catastrophe
Is coding a blogware still worth the effort? The future of publishing tools
Release of Typo 6.1, the oldest Rails blogging engine
http://blog.typosphere.org/release-of-typo-6-1-remi-ochlik.html
We've just released the 6.1 version of Typo, the oldest blogging engine running on Ruby on Rails. It now comes with every feature you would expect from such a software. Time for you to switch from Wordpress?