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I've seen some cases where patreon.com is used to fund open source projects. Vue.js is founded there for example [1].

1: https://www.patreon.com/evanyou

Factorio, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Rocket League

I love their name, it clearly states what they want to achieve.

Congratulations to the team on the relase!

Everything under "The Future" really excites me, especially the geo-partitioning features. That is something that I'm really looking forward to be using!

This is great! Congrats to the team for delivering a great update!

If you have a marketing webpage, you might have a link to signup or login pages. If you can hijack the index page you'll also be able to hijack the links.

All development teams or products are not the same. Sometimes microservices can improve the quality, and sometimes the opposite.

It is important to know why you do some things, instead of applying Hype-Driven-Development.

Do what is best for you and your team, instead of what is best for someone else (with a different product, problem, and team).

Is there any technical reason for this? Because as far as I know the keywords still appear in Webmaster Tools.

I'm impressed by the speed of the releases here. 1.7 to 1.6 to 1.7.1 within a single day.

As someone who is effected by this:

Are there any good ways to push/pull from multiple upstreams for whole teams? That also works with your whole CI workflow?

So that you for example can have copies of the repository available on both Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab at the same time.

The site is available to the world, http://gnu.rep.kp/

This is not the case for apps such as Netflix, YouTube, and HBO. They all stream directly to the Chromecast from your internet connection, your browser or app on your phone just acts as a remote.

Yes! I would recommend to use the clipboard manager in Alfred if you are on a mac.

Colin could easily have lost his leg twice during the recording of that video.

Is there anyone that has successfully migrated to MemSQL and that would like to share their experience?

GitHub seems to be back up again now.

Doesn't make it better tough, a MITM could change the action URL of the form.

Oh, so this is how Tyba found me. Cool stuff!

Is there a way to see what information sourced has about yourself?

Letsencrypt is a trusted CA. https://letsencrypt.org/2015/10/19/lets-encrypt-is-trusted.h...

I have been running multiple instances of the same Go app on multiple servers without it ever crashing for about a year. The current uptime (since the last release) is about 4 months, no issues at all, and very low resource usage.

Is there any way to test out Scaleway without having to give them a credit card number with a potential infinite bill?

A not so well hidden paper town?

Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agloe,_New_York

So, whats to say that they didn't take the 100 000 USD and gave to themselves the first day and barely haven't cared about Hemlis since then?

There is no difference between knowing when your startup fails compared to when anything else fails (eg. a relationship). It fails when you've lost hope for a future with it. If you don't believe that it's gonna work out, that's the time to stop doing it.

Great! Looks very good! :)

Although, table-support seems to be very limited. The table is generated correctly, but it doesn't look nice enough. Take a look at LightPaper for inspiration.

> Over Quota > This application is temporarily over its serving quota. Please try again later.

It was closed source, with only parts of it being OSS.

The company I'm working for is looking for a way to scale our DB-layer. Anyway, FoundationDB was more or less the only candidate against MySQL.

Does anyone know of any good (and proven) alternatives to FoundationDB?

I'm aming for a scripting language that is a sort of mix between Lua and Go. The project is currently very overambitions, but it is fun! :)

I started creating a language by myself a few days ago, this is a great read. Thanks!