attozk's comments

attozk | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: What would you want in an ideal web browser?

+1

attozk | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: PCI compliant service for storing credit cards?

After reading your comment about token, yes that makes sense about token being read only. So having such a service wouldn't make sense.

Actually 2checkout recurring option won't help as I am having to build a payment profile options - user can choose to pay from stored payment profiles.

attozk | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: PCI compliant service for storing credit cards?

Not a solution that would work in this situation but it's good to know about them. Thanks for sharing.

attozk | 10 years ago | on: Does the new PHP 7 will be able to run real time communication?

It already does that: Event-driven, non-blocking I/O

http://reactphp.org http://daemon.io http://socketo.me (based on reactphp)

attozk | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: Which technology are you learning or are you planning to learn?

Learning D lang these days, in particular async I/O @ http://vibed.org

attozk | 11 years ago | on: Termui – Go terminal dashboard

Very nice. It makes me want to switch to vim as well.

attozk | 11 years ago | on: Fuck It, I'm Going Back to Firefox

Still using Opera 12.16 for borwsing, the best browser there is. It still has far more "useful" feature than many other browser, to name a few:

- ctrl + tab that really works like it should, no sequential switching through tabs - per site user-agent/js settings

For development I still use firefox; chrome has been too aggressive with their caching in my experience. Plus some one else mentioned, I don't like my browser to link to my account!

attozk | 11 years ago | on: Ask HN: Server Monitor for LEMP Stack

I generally use http://www.zabbix.com. It comes shipped with basic OS tracking but you can also add custom scripts for monitoring almost anything.

attozk | 12 years ago | on: Crate.io – Big Data SQL in real time

This seems very interesting. Like others have mentioned it lacks details on sharding & clusterting. But it reminds me of RethinkDb (http://www.rethinkdb.com) which does not support SQL. Both of these have similar functionalities (admin GUI, sharding/clustering etc.) but RethinkDb supports joins as well.

Not sure why would RethinkDb be moving away from SQL where every one (e.g. cassandra, hadoop [with hive, prestodb etc.]) seems to be coming back to SQL (like syntax).