akulbe

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by akulbe 8y ago
RealVNC Enterprise works fantastic for me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I know the original article provides some data in terms of what the "classes" are. It would be nice to have some DEFINITIVE numbers that says what the class ranges are. It seems like a moving target, and subject to wide interpre
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by akulbe 8y ago
If it is, it's not visible. This is what I see: https://www.dropbox.com/s/go1ybpig05afqd6/no_email_listed.pn...
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by akulbe 8y ago
Would love to talk with you more. Do you blog somewhere? I have an email in my profile.
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Out of curiosity, what kind of work do you do?
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by akulbe 8y ago
I was going to come here and say this, but you beat me to it. I work from home, and also have children. They won't LET me get my priorities out of whack. :)
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by akulbe 8y ago
Hi Brian, Thank you for reaching out. I love it when company folks will get into the conversation on HN. As far as connection, I've got 300/300 from Frontier. It's good, and I can help out my friends. But more questions below
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by akulbe 8y ago
I realize my comment is a tangent. I'm hoping folks might be understanding and hopefully have some advice. If you have terabytes to back up, are there still any backup services left that'll let you ship them a drive for a faster i
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by akulbe 8y ago
For me, one of the most crucial ways is to have a separate room where I do work. When I'm in my office, the door is closed. Our daughter is instructed not to interrupt me unless she's been told to do so. She leaves me alone to wor
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Apply for jobs anyways. Don't wait until you "check all the boxes." One thing that may help is to put up repos of stuff you've worked on, on GitHub. Contribute to open source projects that align with things you're i
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by akulbe 8y ago
Not knowing about the "reset --hard" feature? :)
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This is so so fitting, and describe me to a "T" as well. I'd add oh-crap-I-screwed-up-so-let's-clone-the-repo-and-start-over to the list.
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by akulbe 8y ago
If you can do programming now, and you have a remote gig... then I'm guessing you can get more work. You have a lot of potential to earn more income to do more of the same work you're doing already. That's probably the easies
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by akulbe 8y ago
Anyone that owns a Google Home device. They run Linux. I'm going to hazard a guess and say that the Amazon Echo* devices probably run Linux too.
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by akulbe 8y ago
Nope. I'm leaving too.
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Layoffs at Code42 (makers of CrashPlan)(twitter.com)
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by akulbe 8y ago
Android: https://www.dropbox.com/s/e90r0dqc55yfikg/android_homescreen... iOS: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ih5hxvpx41ggv3w/ios.jpeg?dl=0
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by akulbe 8y ago
Maybe airports will go back to how they were before 9/11, and we'll realize that it (the TSA) is unnecessary and ineffective, and flying will go back to being a joy again?
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Trust. Good content. Good products. Both Seth Godin and Leo Babauta have talked about this on their blogs quite a bit.
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I've learned that I can work until I drop... but if I don't prioritize my health, I've got nothing. I mean this mostly for physical health, but it could as easily apply to mental and emotional health too.
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Linux Academy
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by akulbe 8y ago
Weird. I googled "ruby 2.6 download" and links from the results worked, but simply trying to browse to "ruby-lang.org" times out.
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by akulbe 8y ago
I was trying to go download the latest Ruby or even read the latest release notes, but the site seems to be down. It's still ruby-lang.org, right?
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by akulbe 8y ago
Can't you only RDP (and here is the qualifier) out-of-the-box with an "Enhanced Guest" VM, like what comes with some of the later Windows 10 builds, like 1809? Otherwise, don't you have to do everything by hand to conf
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by akulbe 8y ago
I came here to say what you'd already said. I'd just add that we have to read enough already to do our work. If you're going to write, respect your reader's time as part of your writing.
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Daily. Multiple times daily. I LOVE it. No more back pain. No more sciatica from sitting too long. I feel way more alert. It took some getting used to, but now I can't imagine working without it. I'm walking an average of 2-3 ho
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by akulbe 8y ago
For terminator, what is bonding? is that what allows you to send keystrokes to more than one tab simultaneously?
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by akulbe 8y ago
I recommend these books, in this order: Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill (this is timeless!! MUST READ) The Personal MBA - Josh Kaufman (this will give you a well-rounded education on business, if I had this before college I wouldn'
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When you have another chance to negotiate, don't forget about non-monetary forms of compensation. More vacation time, training budget, perks. Money isn't the only part, it's just one part of the whole picture.
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I'm not an expert, so forgive me if I'm way off base here… but isn't this exactly the need that homebrew fills?

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