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by beaker52 9y ago
The Phoenix Project is a really inspirational novel, good for 'getting' the devops mindset and also as a tool to get other people in your organisation on board. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Phoenix-Project-DevOps-Helpi
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by beaker52 10y ago
uTorrent http://www.utorrent.com/
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by beaker52 10y ago
For years I've held the belief that my job (software developer/whatever) is to do as little as possible but it's mostly been met with bewilderment and disdain from most people I've offered it to.
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by beaker52 10y ago
It doesn't matter so much whether he's Satoshi or not - but it matters that he's tried to make the claim with evidence that's been dispelled. It'd be a significant claim if Mark Zuckerberg claimed to be a lost son o
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by beaker52 10y ago
My best guesses: a) Your machine was already compromised when you made the rar b) The attacker logged your password, either when you entered the archive or into another service which shares the same password c) perhaps WinRAR encrypted arch
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by beaker52 10y ago
For anyone wanting to use all this cool stuff without waiting for the release, check out nlf/dlite https://github.com/nlf/dlite which has the xhyve implementation already.
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by beaker52 11y ago
"Don't use JavaScript if you don't have to." Sound advice But the article subject seems quite proudly dogmatic about avoiding it altogether but then goes ahead and scores this major own goal: > Regarding worst hack.
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by beaker52 11y ago
This problem of 'triggering' and 'safe places' has been something I've recently become acutely aware of. It seems to have strong ties with the 'Social Justice Warrior' and I can't help but feel it is
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by beaker52 11y ago
You should check out Dlite (which is an alternative to Dinghy) has been around for a few months: https://github.com/nlf/dlite It's been a much more friendly (read: plugin and play) than dinghy.
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Facebook Messenger has hidden chess game(lifehacker.com)
3 points by beaker52 11y ago|0 comments
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by beaker52 11y ago
IMHO, because of these articles, HackerNews becomes a community of smart, well-adjusted human beings - not just a bunch of geeks trying to consume the latest tech news - and this is the primary reason I stick around.
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by beaker52 11y ago
Nah, this isn't a good salary, unless you're a junior. You can earn double this if you're a half decent developer with 4/5 years experience and working for a well-known company in London.
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by beaker52 11y ago
That's cool, but that's one plugin for one editor - editorconfig is a simple plugin with a very wide range of support to solve the problem it solves. Linters and formatters are great for enforcing code styles but they tend to be p
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by beaker52 11y ago
I've used TabCarousel which rotates tabs and refreshes at intervals. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tabcarousel/ddldim...
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by beaker52 11y ago
Partially. Some editors can infer things like indentation and new lines by looking at the existing file, yes. Crucially, what about new files? For charset, this needs to be defined since charsets share byte encodings: http://www.
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by beaker52 11y ago
editorconfig only defines the following properties: charset indent_style indent_size tab_width end_of_line trim_trailing_whitespace insert_final_newline These are all sensible things to enforce (with the exception of tab_
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by beaker52 11y ago
No, but ignoring these basic project conventions can lead to issues when another developer tries to work with the file, specifically around charset and line endings.
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by beaker52 11y ago
I agree wholly. I want to add: Couldn't you also say, that humanity's short-term goal of not violating the lives of people who don't want Western vaccines, could cause more harm to people overall because of the consequence
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by beaker52 11y ago
Yes, luckily for these people, they live in a region where Polio is uncommon. Most of the world could stop vaccinating their children if they chose to. It'd be fine. Until the disease spreads to their population and people start to get
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by beaker52 11y ago
Yes, of course, the implications are costly, but the costs of not doing so are also vast and must (and will) be considered very closely. Polio could be eradicated by subterfuge, humanity can claim it's victory and the world doesn'
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by beaker52 11y ago
Children are the ones who need to be vaccinated.
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by beaker52 11y ago
bobjob, you've totally misunderstood me. Addressing your issue with brute force: Firstly, you should understand that I'm a logical person, capable of moral and philosophical thought. Looking at the problem in it's raw form, P
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by beaker52 11y ago
It's not a case of just carrying on as we were. Here are the pockets of Polio: http://voices.nationalgeographic.com/files/2014/04/gitn_1204... Why? 1) Vaccinators can't access some regions of Afghan
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by beaker52 11y ago
How will the feature set differ from Docker Swarm? https://docs.docker.com/swarm/
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by beaker52 11y ago
Most services are developed to make maximum use of a host machine's hardware, so scaling multiple containers of the same image on a single physical host has very limited value. Services are typically clustered across multiple hosts to
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by beaker52 11y ago
Does this scale across multiple docker hosts or just act as a scheduler for a single host? In what circumstance is this better than Docker Swarm, with it's multi-host scheduling? https://docs.docker.com/swarm/sched
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by beaker52 12y ago
XLR?
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by beaker52 12y ago
Open Street Maps are way ahead of any other maps in my opinion. In my town they have all the fields, ponds, lakes etc all accurately mapped. Amazing.
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by beaker52 12y ago
Any legislation they like is put through because the population are distracted by shiny iPhones and are too busy hating each other to notice or find the energy to take action in response. "Quick, let's get this through before the
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Ubisoft sends bomb-scare package, PR does great job at BBC(bbc.co.uk)
6 points by beaker52 12y ago|0 comments

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