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Not to be confused with "biff" from "back to the future"

Very cool! I see the comments about Kitty. Any other terminals well supported?

What a shame... I am in the market for a home laser to replace the Epilog I use (at a makerspace), and this looks amazing. I won't be buying it if it's cloud-only, though. :(

For those that find this doesn't work (like me), just go to google and type the name of the article.

Thanks (China) for doing this on a weekend! Works out well for what I imagine are a large portion of Github's paying users.

Please stop by tomorrow morning.

Some interesting use cases: http://erlangonxen.org/case/thwarting-a-combinatorial-explos...

Same here (in firefox). Tried in Chrome and it works fine.

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Funny how them pointing out the failures of the product make it seem cooler (since it seems more real).

Thanks :) I (OP, and blog author) have been doing Etsy for a little over a year now and try to blog about my process. I don't get a ton of sales (a few a month), but it's a fun side-project.

Why won't they just tell us the private key's passphrase, so we can judge for ourselves how secure it is?

More info: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1235797

I like some mix of the following:

- disable passworded logins (only keys)

- ssh bastion host

- decoy ssh honeypot on port 22 (http://www.plainlystated.com/2013/02/ssh-honeypots-dataviz/)

My thoughts exactly.. though I didn't have the guts to paste these into my curl.

...and, it's back up

"@pagerduty knows" <-- https://twitter.com/FST777/status/294485421642100736

...but, how does @FST777 know that @pagerduty knows?

it's back up

Yeah, the tokenized strategy is kinda going after the ephemeral nature of the boxes, which is why I like it. Do you use the numbered approach?

Wheels down @ Chicago O'Hare. Ping me if you wanna meet up while I'm in town

Doesn't work on android =/

Should work for other cities (not that city would matter).

This is worse than PayPal for sellers with products over $5 (after shipping, tax). I wish they could've come up with better pricing. I would think most shops would be selling things over the $5 mark, but I can't say for sure.

Thanks. Updated the post.

Tested on my evo 3D (works)

FWIW, I just recently switched to self-hosting. I was on blogger before, but moved because I want to retain complete rights to my content.

apache: rails & sinatra were on passenger. php was mod_php. nodejs was proxied.

nginx: rails & sinatra are on passenger. php is php-fpm. nodejs is proxied

Definitely agree! For me, the counter-point is that there's tremendous value in getting the Minimal Viable Product out the door, and iteratively improving it (the post in question was only the 2nd post after moving off a hosted blog). Projects that I want to be perfect before release usually don't make it out the door.

Plus, I'd grown lazy from my lack of traffic :)

I used W3 Total Cache. It generates a static file and puts it in apache's search path, so it never hits PHP

Hmm, didn't know you could throw ram at it without adding servers/bouncing the box. Very cool :)

Still, I think there's value in figuring out this stuff by investigating efficiency gains. If I was having to do real tricky stuff (which would probably be beyond my expertise) then the cloud would make more sense for me.

Do you use something automated to ensure things are cached? I use a different page caching plugin (W3 Total Cache), but it also puts the comment in the HTML.

That's what the page caching plugin does. It puts a static file in nginx/apache's search path, so it never hits PHP