JeremyMorgan

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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Yep, XFCE is great. It has its quirks and it's not as cool looking as the others but definitely lean and "good enough". I left Unity years ago, and the whole Amazon adware thing pushed me away for good (though I have no idea
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I am a minority when I say that I don't want the Linux desktop to flourish? I've been using Linux since 1996. Though I also use Windows and OSX, I haven't been without a Linux machine for 20 years, and I've seen a lot. I
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Lately, the first thing that comes to mind is the ShuttlePro v2 http://www.contourdesign.com/US/product/shuttlepro-v2/ Recommended highly by other people editing video, and the first time I used it, I felt li
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High school sophomore can solve a Rubik's cube in 3 seconds(pamplinmedia.com)
3 points by JeremyMorgan 10y ago|2 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Delphi/Pascal ran the call center telephony system at a company I worked at, and it ran it well. It was very performant and stable, and ran things for around 14 years. Spent a while writing and modifying Delphi apps there, I really enj
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The Lazy Developer's Guide to Command Line Building with C#(mianlabs.com)
28 points by JeremyMorgan 10y ago|24 comments
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Getting Started with Linux: Installing Packages and Connecting to Servers(youtube.com)
2 points by JeremyMorgan 10y ago|0 comments
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Code Style Configuration in the VS2017 RC Update(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
2 points by JeremyMorgan 10y ago|0 comments
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Install Microsoft SQL Server on a Linux Server in 5 Minutes(youtube.com)
1 points by JeremyMorgan 10y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
The biggest issue with this for me is the signal to noise ratio is getting too hard to determine. I don't want to ignore a real human reaching out to me for something, but I often do. And for recruiting purposes it's really bad (I
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Secrets to being smarter: 30 podcasts for techies(pluralsight.com)
3 points by JeremyMorgan 10y ago|1 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Good call. I still prefer old fashioned text logging when possible, so you can catch database/service connectivity issues in the same spot.
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Setting up a virtual web security appliance(network-node.com)
2 points by JeremyMorgan 10y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I have had the same results as you did. It's a bit of a power hog, but extremely powerful. I think one of the best bets for this device is to embed it into a power supply block and put them into the outlets of your house. Seems kind of
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I couldn't agree more. I think this push is twofold, exactly as you said. It's a way to rationalize Trumps unexpected win and get the populace to agree to more censorship. It's irresponsible at best.
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I agree. It's slightly political here, but easily avoided and you rarely see attacks. I used to enjoy Google+ for the same reasons. The crowd was smarter, geekier and seemed a far cry from the Facebook swamp. Unfortunately in the last
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Yep. Mostly the same. Hence the reason I question why FreeBSD might be worth it. The overlap of OSX and FreeBSD at the shell is quite great, but you can't run a lot of OSX apps on FreeBSD. I'd venture to guess you could run a lot
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I really want to try this out. I was a heavy FreeBSD user for many years in the 2000s, and I drifted back into Linux. One thing I will say for FreeBSD, it's harder to get dialed in but once it is, it's very solid. I think with eno
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Woah! Talk about a blast from the past. I used your program a ton back in the BBS/DOS days to show little stories I wrote and instructions and other silly things a high school geek would do. Thanks for your work!
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
It's questionable however for those who own the games they have ROMs for. If you bought and paid for them, but prefer to play them on the PC are you really harming them by playing it on a different media? I'm not taking a side, ju
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
A little confusing because this person is clearly not an idiot. We have all seen the educated idiot though. Big degree from fancy university we've all heard of, gets great positions without effort, produces nothing and screws up things
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I agree with you to a point. I'm doing the same thing I was 10 years ago, but my output is of much higher quality. in 2007 I was developing websites, the ones I build now are considerably better in almost every way. I used photoshop, b
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Sad, but a day everyone knew would come. I totally understand the lack of support for a dead architecture. It's not like you can just keep throwing software at these machines and run them fine anyway. I have a 2003-04 era Powerbook wit
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
#Savage
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I hate to be cynical but there are groups who push back on ID'ing folks for voting, and my suspicion is their motivation is the illegitimate voters that weeds out. It really is the only reasoning that makes sense to me.
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Puppet CEO Luke Kanies Steps Down(bizjournals.com)
3 points by JeremyMorgan 10y ago|0 comments
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
I'm not so sure Octopress belongs on this type of list anymore. I've been using it for about 4 years now, and I simply haven't had the time to convert it to anything else but plan to as soon as I can. Over the last couple yea
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
There are people who aren't cut out for it, for sure but it's probably not for the reasons you think. In my experience those "not cut out" for software engineering who struggled did so not for a lack of intelligence or l
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
Not incredibly surprising but this guy seems pretty shady, and I'm sure we're not getting the whole story. Everything on television is at least a little bit fake. If I'm being completely honest I enjoy ST just to see the pitc
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by JeremyMorgan 10y ago
It's not a potshot at the technology, but the market itself. I'm glad you're making that, but in Portland they are paying $15 an hour for PHP/MySQL/Jquery developers all day long. It's an over saturated market

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