campbellmorgan

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Hetzner and all v servers down(hetzner.de)
3 points by campbellmorgan 13y ago|7 comments
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by campbellmorgan 13y ago
Getting a hygiene certificate is actually pretty straight-forward if it came to that and supper-clubs have been going fairly successfully for a couple of years now without being shut down as far as I know. I like the idea. In the uk anythin
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by campbellmorgan 13y ago
thanks! that looks great - similar to zerigo which is also a great service (that I use on other projects). Unfortunately they don't seem to offer registration. Ideally I'd just love to give my customers a link which they can follow, buy a d
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Ask HN: Does nobody offer domain registration with customisable DNS presets?
1 points by campbellmorgan 13y ago|3 comments
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by campbellmorgan 13y ago
the options as I see it are either do everything over ssh to a headless vm as you suggest which definitely has its advantages or working inside a full-screened vm/ booted environment. Perhaps not the best justification, but I prefer the lat
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by campbellmorgan 13y ago
very good suggestion. At the moment I keep an LVM snapshot, but that is a bit cumbersome. I hadn't heard of salt - thanks! Will look into it.
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by campbellmorgan 13y ago
I think the general idea of running a vm with all your dev setup in is great, but I've often found the small niggles (such as speed of switching quickly between browser and vm terminal, the fact you need a fairly good computer to run even q
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by campbellmorgan 14y ago
Also worth seeing this http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2125653/ - in addition to lots of great observations on the state of the war on drugs, it makes a persuasive argument that heroin was made illegal because Chinese workers were threatening
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by campbellmorgan 14y ago
Knowing your product too well is not necessarily an asset when it comes to marketing, especially if you created it yourself. There is often a tendency to overvalue features which were difficult to code rather than features which add real va
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Screen that generates physical buttons on demand(bbc.co.uk)
12 points by campbellmorgan 14y ago|0 comments
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by campbellmorgan 14y ago
I totally agree - there's not a roman numeral justifaction for it at all and it's very confusing in normal situations. My understanding is that it comes from financial (specifically trader) jargon and I suspect it probably originated to di
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by campbellmorgan 14y ago
Working as an animator, we found that a pretty good way to mimic wobbly lines like this was to use a 2d fractal as displacement map. Does anyone know of any algorithms for 2d displacement? Would be quite fun to port it javascript