toomasr | 8 years ago | on: All of Oculus’s Rift headsets have stopped working due to an expired certificate
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toomasr | 9 years ago | on: Status.aws.amazon.com unreachable
And everything is back to normal.
toomasr | 9 years ago | on: Status.aws.amazon.com unreachable
Down from Estonia
toomasr | 13 years ago | on: Amazon AWS Pricing - Aggregated to GDocs for better overview
As I was doing the calculations for the 10th time I thought I'll share the document with the world, short link is http://bit.ly/amazon-aws-pricing . More background at http://dow.ngra.de/2012/07/09/amazon-aws-pricing/
toomasr | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: Interviewing devs made easy
This sounds good, added to tasklist.
toomasr | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: Interviewing devs made easy
Seems the library we chose is not the best one when it comes to cross browser support. We'll have a fallback version soon.
toomasr | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: Interviewing devs made easy
Google Docs document sharing/collaboration?
toomasr | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: Interviewing devs made easy
Google Docs is great, especially because everyone knows about it and it just works. We started off by writing IDE plugins that posted to Google Docs but latency was horrible. Should give it another shot in a year.
toomasr | 14 years ago | on: Show HN: Interviewing devs made easy
If it works then it is great, if it does not then it sucks. Skype auto changes quality based on the connection meaning that your text might be readable and it might not be.
The other part is bitmap vs text. If you have use for the text (clever solution for something) or maybe some analysis on it then text wins. Will depend on the case.
Screensharing wins for showing off everything and not just a single editor text. Commandline, keyboard foo, google foo etc.
toomasr | 15 years ago | on: Ask HN: Any web startups using Java?
IDEA costs money, is not fully open source but is still hip. What gives?
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I thinks IT is used to managing HTTPS certificates, domain name auto-renewals but app level certs are more of a new thing.