@phaus And for the record, I disagree :-) I don't see why apps should be doing their own basic auth
1
@phaus If you just used mod_proxy, I don't get how Apache would be able able to behave differently for Mongrel and Netty.
@phaus And the connection to Netty from Apache was pure HTTP? Surely not, but rather mod_jk?
1
@phaus Nothing funny about that, as all of these have an in-process connection to Apache :-)
@phaus REMOTE_USER stays in the Apache process AFAIK. Some mod_rewrite magic will surely help?
2
@ThoKrue Don't worry, at the moment it still relies very much on RSS. I'm just worried about that 90% number
@ThoKrue If 90% of all human end users use Reader, I'm sure it'll become a lot less attractive.
1
I don't care much about FeedBurner, nor do I use Google Reader. But I hate that if (when?) Google kills Reader, RSS/Atom will likely die too
3
1
1
It seems as if missing #strangeloop is just a really, really stupid thing to do
3
@gernotstarke You should download something like speedtest.net/mobile.php and give us some numbers …
Experiences with Go, interesting: ridiculousfish.com/blog/post… //cc @TheMue
2
3
This architecture presentation by @mtnygard remains one of my all-time favorites: infoq.com/presentations/Arch…
4
23
The Dagger DI framework seems to be quite elegant: github.com/square/Dagger
2
2
JBoss OneDayTalk in Munich seems to be a very good deal to me (and @innoQ is a sponsor): onedaytalk.org/