btreecat

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by btreecat 11y ago
Reminds me a bit of pigshell http://pigshell.com/
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by btreecat 11y ago
No it is not about the price, it is about my dev tools needing to call the mother ship every month to make sure I am still a valid user. Just keep the option for a perpetual license thanks. Even if it means increasing the cost, I am fine wi
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by btreecat 11y ago
Also, my hammer won't phone home to Lowes every month to make sure I have a valid subscription to hit things with it.
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by btreecat 11y ago
I would love something similar for reST or ascii doc
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by btreecat 11y ago
>There's no search in these. >The only HTTP verb that can sensibly carry anything beside "create", "destroy", and "retrieve" commands is POST. So what you are saying is that a search or query is fund
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by btreecat 11y ago
>Also it stills remains one of the simplest databases to setup and use making it still my goto for hacks/spikes. Eh, more complex and less secure the sqlite which if you want can store json as string values and provide full text sea
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by btreecat 11y ago
I think I would actually like that.
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by btreecat 11y ago
To me (a mercurial user mostly) this is kind of like a "no duh" article having never read the original "gitflow." I think that is because I am used to using hg's branches, bookmarks, and tags for different use cases
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by btreecat 11y ago
>Do you understand how history rewriting works in git? do you understand why it's there? do you understand why people use it? I do not. Could you please explain? At work I learned to use mercurial and never felt the need to pick up
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by btreecat 12y ago
We have a few web2py projects at work and I find that the built in IDE/debugger works just fine and is less of a hassle than Pycharm although a lot less robust as well.
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by btreecat 12y ago
Well we never were a Java shop, and we already had a lot of python in play so awkwardly enough I settled on web2py for the time being. We happen to have some legacy code that is just easier to incorporate than rewrite which did lead to some
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by btreecat 12y ago
I never felt comfortable in the behemoth of a framework and the plugin system always seemed a bit odd. We have stopped building new applications/sites in Grails where I work but still have a handful of ones running on 1.x and 2.x still
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by btreecat 12y ago
Still waiting on UPnP/DLNA support before I can upgrade from my PS3.
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by btreecat 12y ago
I didn't find it's usability for RST docs all that great.
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by btreecat 12y ago
>I tried mongoDB on a couple projects and found it has a place in the world, but a fairly narrow use case where it actually simplifies things rather than making them more difficult. This was exactly my experience. I see the usefulness of
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by btreecat 12y ago
A similar feature has been available on mobile FF fore a while now and I use it pretty regularly.
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by btreecat 12y ago
Thank you for enlightening me on the concept of "Eternal September"
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by btreecat 12y ago
You just reminded me that I have been dragging my feet upgrading my two OpenWRT routers for the last few weeks. I guess I know what I am spending my lunch break on!
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by btreecat 12y ago
Who is claiming that every one should be using an ORM? Even SQLAlchemy can/should be used without the ORM.
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by btreecat 12y ago
There was never any conformation that all/most/any startcom used/issued keys/certs were leaked so they were never under any obligation really.
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by btreecat 12y ago
No need for rude personal attacks thank you.
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by btreecat 12y ago
False. I was able to get two certs issued for different sub domains for free. This was how I got around them charging $25 for revocation during heartbleed. I use the alt name in the certs as is.
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by btreecat 12y ago
What would you expect if you are not paying for the cert? For me revocation was not an issue. I just got a new cert under a different subdomain as I don't use subdomains on my personal site and the main domain is added as an alt name.
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by btreecat 12y ago
> because the certificate costs more than the hosting annually (literally). So what you are saying is that because you can get an SSL cert free from startcom, that your hosting provider is paying you? https://www.startssl.com&
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by btreecat 12y ago
I am not really sure what Light Table is and the announcement does not provide any information as such.
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by btreecat 12y ago
Well worst case scenario, if you never port to *nix, I have two licenses I can give to my brothers to play.
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by btreecat 12y ago
Paywall? No thank you.
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by btreecat 12y ago
Fortunately enough people "agreed" with me to bump my total karma just over the threshold. The problem is this comment was a total fluke really. I have _tried_ engaging in comments before with the results of only a vote or two usu
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by btreecat 12y ago
> The threshold for flagging is low (only 30 karma), so everyone can help there. So I guess I am not able to help.
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by btreecat 12y ago
Glad to see you made your goal! Really impressive what you cant do with your engine and your RPG sounds fun as well. I went ahead and backed you hoping that you do indeed port to Linux =D

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