Jgrubb

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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Totally. You can tell that just from walking around. We were out there over the 4th weekend and I could definitely see raising the family there. My tech network is pretty much non-existent out there though (for now).
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
It's mostly a family thing. Neither me nor my wife are originally from here, we moved up for a gig that I don't have any more. If we hadn't bought a house at the top of the bubble we'd probably have split already. Tha
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
The "update now" link was to some completely other site, so without having checked out the headers yet I'd say it's a safe bet.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
This reminds me, yesterday i got an obviously spoofed phishing email from "apple" telling me to reset my passwords and reenter my CC info. Anybody else get that? http://imgur.com/hyta4bC
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Seriously, can anyone in the Ann Arbor area speak up on this? My family and I have been mulling over a move from North Jersey back to MI for a while, and I know there is a tech scene there, but what's it like?
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Hey, thanks!
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Interesting, thanks for all the info! I've only been there once, and it the hills outside town were on fire at the time, but it still seemed like a cool neighborhood and cool town over all if you can handle the desert thing...
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Phoenix is the mess you're thinking of. Tucson is fairly reasonable as far as size goes.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
I just had to rename vim in /usr/bin so it'd pick up the /usr/local/bin homebrewed version instead, but yeah, this.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
I can think of several historical examples that would seem to definitively disprove this.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
This is seriously a crazy, upside down world we live in lately.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Color me skeptical, but it doesn't appear that there's anything that's outside the scope of what a big check to a congressperson can get you these days. I do hope you're right, though.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
In fairness, $5,000 a year for hosting and maintenance, but $28k a year in property taxes? Good ole Jersey.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Same as the other reply. I'm using Unicorn behind Nginx. Sidekiq is eating the biggest chunk of my memory too, and I haven't tried tuning it yet. Haven't "needed" to.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Viva hyperbole!
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Reddit in-jokes will get you downvoted here, just a heads up.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Yeah, any idea why development slowed on this so much? Did they get the codec so perfect that there was nothing left to do? It's kind of interesting that something that has seen so little development over the past several years still
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
I'm personally aware of Yandex because they have one of the most aggressive search crawlers on the entire internet, judging from our Apache logs.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
ESP - Email service provider. Sort of like Constant Contact, but for enterprise. We send about a million email newsletters a day through them.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Yeah, no, not really. "auto update requires web-write to your whole site" pretty much says it all, and the Wordpress plugin community isn't really known for it's security awareness.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Respectfully, there are vastly better examples of "everything that's wrong with Drupal". An unwillingness to push through an upgrade to a site containing millions of user accounts and tens of millions of pages of content before it's ready i
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Because Wordpress has the most secure codez.
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Explaining Non-Relational Databases To My Mom(ignoredbydinosaurs.com)
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Go here - https://www.digitalocean.com/ - and pony up the $5. Then go here - https://library.linode.com/ - and start getting familiar.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
Maybe they work 16 hours a day because they are successful.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
The most interesting part to me is the Windows 1.0 screenshot at the very top of the article. They were using the "mobile menu" icon doohicky/convention at the top left. I wonder what that actually did.
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by Jgrubb 13y ago
For some reason I would find it hard to take him seriously as a business person.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I started Boone in 96, and that Phish show was a campus legend.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I thought it was Mark Twain.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Ask if he's heard of Railroad Earth. Just curious..

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