askbjoernhansen

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The NTP Pool needs more servers(news.ntppool.org)
6 points by askbjoernhansen 14y ago|0 comments
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by askbjoernhansen 15y ago
Huh? If you setup the paid plan with an organization it's about $2/month per project. The advertised plans go up to 125 repositories for $200/month.
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by askbjoernhansen 15y ago
I don't remember selling candy (though my old classmates tells me I did). Lots of other things I did sell though: fruit from the garden, some kind of world wildlife foundation stamps on the train (train passengers are a captive audience!) e
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by askbjoernhansen 15y ago
If your app (or your framework) runs on Plack/PSGI you have a wide choice of server implementations. It will work under mod_perl, FastCGI and numerous other server environments. Indeed if you write an app to run on DotCloud; you can also ru
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by askbjoernhansen 16y ago
Wasn't there research published sometime last year showing the opposite to be true? (When you tell other people your goal) or what you are doing/going to do, you internalize "I'm doing it" and then ... don't!). I know for me it's true -- I
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by askbjoernhansen 16y ago
If there's no license there are no rights for the user – they'll basically not be allowed to do anything with the code (or their lawyers can reasonably tell them to stay off it). My preferred license for "please do whatever you want with th
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by askbjoernhansen 16y ago
How is this better than your Life.txt file on your desktop? If it's for sharing, how is it better than a github gist for example. If you want to continue working on it; at least add some syntax; a "not-in-a-textarea-view-mode" and such.
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by askbjoernhansen 16y ago
Things aren't better just because they're more configurable, even if customization is a goal. More often options are just varnish because the defaults aren't reasonable. Make the defaults good first and then add configuration and options.
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by askbjoernhansen 16y ago
There are lots and lots of jobs – but of course - like everywhere - most people are recruited/hired from "know someone who know someone", so making contacts as you work is crucial.
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by askbjoernhansen 16y ago
Have a look at http://jobs.perl.org/ if you haven't already. Lots of Perl jobs all over the country.