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List URLs censored from Google by EU "Right to be Forgotten" ruling
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Working on a very simple web dashboard for monitoring linux server stats: http://linuxdash.com
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12y ago
Absolutely. We recently created a multi-server branch for linux-dash. It just began but the goal is exactly what you stated: single, consolidated Linux-dash page for N servers with the same drop-in installation capability.
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A recent commit messed up mobile. Sucks that it happened right before I posted. Will address it soon.
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There are actually quite a few github users who have ported the project to Go, Ruby, Python, etc. I believe there already exists a popular java based alternative. Node would be awesome for a project like this. Especially with Gulp. If someo
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You are absolutely on point. I am currently cleaning up the code base and trying to instill a better directory/file structure. Since the last post, it has added more widgets, changes to existing widgets, and been put up on a new domain
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Linux Dash – Simple web-based server monitoring
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The video mentions that it is 10 cents per GB per month. But the price is listed at $1/GB/month.
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Comprehensive Chromebook developer setup guide
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Thanks for the correction. Yes, this version was built for Debian distros. Working on more comprehensive support for the next iteration, which will have an API.
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Exactly my intention: get feedback and then iterate towards a more viable product. I have quite a few more ideas for the interface and options. Definitely going to pursue it.
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Yea, that's my #1 concern now that I know its worth pursuing as a more well developed product. I'm hope to step away from PHP totally for the next iteration. This was more-so a proof-of-concept for the sake of feedback.
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You are right. I'll have to make that adjustment.
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As of now it is a very simple application. I am going to now start planning the roadmap for this as a product. Things like an API, integration with web services, etc. I'd say a few months down the road, your requests will be very viabl
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Show HN: Linux server monitoring web dashboard
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13y ago
This is a bit off topic but I created a tool a little while back for my specific (very basic) needs: https://github.com/afaqurk/linux-dash Demo here: http://afaq.dreamhosters.com/linux-dash/ Easil
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However, within each category, it is best to take the required courses (or feel confident with the topic) before taking the electives.
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13y ago
You can do either. As long as you finish the Math and CS required courses first, the others do not require a specific sequence.
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Thanks! Any feedback would be welcome.
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The original post for this was what inspired me to create this: http://afaq.dreamhosters.com/free-cs
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I did not see that but if you find it, please post it here. I'd like to know as well.
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Show HN:An Open-Source Computer Science Curriculum
(afaq.dreamhosters.com)
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Show HN: Open Source Curriculum - MOOC-based free udergrad education
(afaq.dreamhosters.com)
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Earn a Comp Sci education for free - Open Source Curriculum
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You can get over money not made. It becomes harder and harder to get over lost opportunities for exciting ventures. Do what most don't: take the risk and start something.
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I felt (and still feel) the same way. A 13" Chromebook would be the sweet spot for most on-the-go developers. I've seen the HP 14" Chromebooks but couldn't get myself to pay the price difference.
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Chromebook Developer Setup Guide
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Chromebook: developer setup options
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You're onto something here. WordPress + docker + koding.com + jetstrap.com. I can see the problem this product would solve and the target market will definitely understand it. That being said, I think this looks like an early MVP and n
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Dear millennial, Overnighters aren't productive
(afaqdar.blogspot.com)
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