This is awesome. I have been looking for a product like this for a while.
Category: Technology
My Daughter is a super Haxor
2600hz Presents today at TechCrunch Disrupt
The company I work for 2600hz presented at the highly touted TechCrunch Disrupt conference.
Here is a little video to find out more about what are are up to!
Think Distributed: A Cool new site with conversations about Distributed Systems
http://thinkdistributed.io/blog/2013/08/28/causality.html
This website is hosting some very interesting conversations regarding distributed systems and topics on concurrency. The above link is to a conversation about Causality. The root of the conversation deals with how systems can maintain the consistency of a state of a database or a document. Warning: The conversation is very scholarly, but it does a really nice job at describing the current best theories on concurrent data systems.
I use BigCouch at the company I work for, 2600hz.com where we build Kazoo, a distributed communications platform for Voice / Video / Text etc.
I will no doubt be continuing to watch these conversations over at thinkdistributed.io
Linux Web Server Security Threat
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Rootkit-infects-Linux-web-servers-1753969.html
All you linux sysadmin types, be on the lookout for this tasty treat. After having done damage control from a rootkit attack in the past, I try to stay as up to date as possible on these types of attacks.
Your welcome 🙂
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Getting started with Cloud Foundry using a Node.js and MongoDB application | MIH SWAT
Getting started with Cloud Foundry using a Node.js and MongoDB application | MIH SWAT.
This looks pretty cool. Going to look into this for the work I am doing with node.js
Amplify – A jQuery Component Library
From the guys at .appendTo() have just released the alpha version of Amplify, a jQuery Component Library. This is a very awesome tool, and I have enjoyed digging in and using it.
More on this channel in the near future.
iPhone Bloggn’
As yeah!!!!
Blog it up from branson mo via my iphone!!
SVN PROPSET SVN:IGNORE
Here is a helpful Subversion Command to set the svn keyword svn:ignore on all of the directories from a certain location.
svn propset svn:ignore '*' .
This has proven very helpful in situations where I have a web site that has a directory structure that is dynamic to the web application.
I do not want all of those files in version control as they are not the same from one deployment to the next. They also typically match the database entries, which vary from one deployment to another.
Enjoy!