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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Two things.. The Allman's Fillmore album (iirc) was their first #1 album, released within weeks of Dwayne's death. That album more or less cemented their financial viability to this day. Recording live shows was not the trivial matter back
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Not to put too fine a point on it, but Phish's lyrics are offensively awful to the ears of most deadheads.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I'd never heard of it, but just gave it a spin and it's really impressive. I work for a decent sized publishing co that sends a lot of email newsletters as part of it's core biz. I know this e3 thing is part of your service, but is there a
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Not only planned, but implemented and noted in the readme!
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I'll gladly pay more for something that works over paying less for something that doesn't. I tried actually using Google Drive for real for about 3 days and it was pathetic. Also no Linux client. Ponied up for a bigger Dropbox and haven'
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
what do the ad networks stand to lose? It's less about the actual ad networks. It's more that the sites who display ads that are better targeted and have a higher click through rate can charge more money for them and run fewer of those s
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Well sure, if you're going to take it literally, the foundation of the internet has more to do with software and Linux and TCP than advertising. The fact is though, and I'm surprised to find that I must be the only HN regular who finds hims
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Call me crazy, but being able to drop files into a docroot of an apache install and have them Just Work seems like a much smarter market strategy for uptake of your product than what can currently be done with either Python or Ruby. Then ag
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I might be wrong, but perhaps they mean "any generic commodity hosting company with a one-click installer", for which GoDaddy is the prime example.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Thank you for that Tmux book. I found it very helpful.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
What blows me away is just how many arrogant programmers there actually are out there..
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Good first book on SOA?
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CrunchBase's "site down" page(crunchbase.com)
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I'm totally down with that part of the argument, but wouldn't it be a complete non-issue if it were as easy to hail a normal cab as it should be in 2013?
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I'm often taken a bit back by how bad text looks in screenshots of Windows whatever. I really wouldn't want to look at that all day. Just my preference...
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
It's fucking unbelievable to me in 2013 that there are still so many businesses who just don't get it. Y'know your profitable 20th century business model? The internet is coming for it, and you can either get on board or you can get crush
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Are you suggesting that a mutual (or any) investor has no influence whatsoever?
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unless you.on_a_mac comment.does_not_apply
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Try not to take it personally. Maybe you're not the target market.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Hey there, 34, married, 3 kids here. You have two good options in this situation. One is to get your wife on FB so she can keep you in the loop. The other is to have one more kid and then you won't have to worry about what to do with you
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I'm printing this out as soon as I get to work.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I swear I saw this same bug discussed on Reddit from some security mailing list last week, unless this is another SQL injection vulnerability with Authlogic.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I'd actually go so far as to say that the PHP ecosystem completely dwarfs the Rails ecosystem, and until my mom can upload a Ruby file to any cheap shared server and just have it work it always will.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Why? Why wouldn't you want a company - any company - to do well, build great products, make their shareholders happy, and generally succeed?
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I will, and thank you again for this toolset.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I get that, but what if you recently ran sudo make-me-a-sandwich in that shell session? If someone maliciously slipped a sudo command in that script they'd have everything they needed, and you might not even realize it. Obviously, I'm not
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
Personally since node is the only real dependency, I'd just use the npm installer. I didn't mean to discourage the work you put in, by the way. I might be using this tomorrow, but today is the christmas party.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I very much appreciated the run-this-remote-file | sh installer method before I learned what I was actually opening myself up to. As handy as it is, this practice really should be discouraged, imho.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
This whole thing has a faint whiff of DOJ anti-trust investigation on it. Maybe it's wishful thinking.
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by Jgrubb 14y ago
I'd actually say it's more like the IE5 for Mac of the email world.

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