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allthetime
11y ago
This is cool. And I just found out I had a reason to start using Firefox again.
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11y ago
In a very short period of time, a very vocal and visible part of the reddit community basically took over the site lashing out against Pao (you couldn't go there without reading about how Pao was ruining reddit). This happened once wit
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11y ago
"still" They haven't updated that page, presumably since it was created over 10 years ago. That's why.
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11y ago
This is the perfect starting point for an adventure... something about nothing to lose... Go somewhere warm and cheap on the other side of the world with a camp stove that can run on gasoline (it can be hard to find white gas sometimes) and
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11y ago
Of course this is how business operates... but consider the fact that you could pay someone to build you an intricate watch, and that you could also pay someone to brush your teeth for you because its a little easier than doing it yourself.
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11y ago
Well, its not exactly "DIY" if you consider that many years of work have been put into building the libraries and software that solve these problems. I personally find it ridiculous to pay for a service like Pusher, when I know th
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11y ago
Is it "mid-brow dismissal"? I'll submit to your criticism of my tone, but I believe a strong argument lies behind it. Its not that I mean to discredit what Secret has accomplished, only that people shouldn't be wooed int
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11y ago
How is this news? Chat has been around for a long time and Pusher is nothing more than a cash grab for lazy developers. You can easily get better performance, scalability, and customizability, for much cheaper with socket.io and and a cachi
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11y ago
Not if its a decent warranty. Its ok to replace HD and RAM on a 2010 MacBook pro.
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11y ago
definitely more creative. This is more satisfying as a player vs. player thing though.
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11y ago
the arrow is enough
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11y ago
It is likely that the parent's services would be up while GH is down.
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"This contemplation is best aided through execution of the program"
(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
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12y ago
I already use CoreOS/etcd/fleet to manage a cluster of apps and services. What does Deis do that I can't already? Does it have solid automation for service discovery and the like? I want to be able to quickly add and remove n