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by chipx86 11y ago
A lot of the problems we hit were due to having to support many versions of many distros, not so much a particular bug in one distro. That said, we filed bugs, provided patches, and even drafted XDG specs for some of the issues we were deal
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by chipx86 11y ago
I worked on some large commercial software for Linux for many years that had to support a wide variety of Linux installs (old and new), I can vouch for it not being easy. The technical side of supporting Linux in this environment can be ver
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by chipx86 11y ago
So this is not at all the cheapest option, but if you have a Synology NAS (which are just absolutely fantastic, imho), you can use Note Station. It's very much like Evernote in terms of design and capabilities (though still young), and
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by chipx86 11y ago
You gain AppleCare+ as a benefit, bringing the price a lot closer. It's also unlocked, which could be nice for some people. Here's the big difference, though, at least with AT&T's Next: With Next, the "how often can
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by chipx86 11y ago
Yeah, there is a lot of potential for abuse. Mostly hoping that it would spur on some additional thinking in this area. John Oliver's segment was great. What I'm unsure of, though, is how much a cop can really do? The offenders ar
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by chipx86 11y ago
Kudos to her for standing up to it, but she should clearly never have to. This kind of thing just shouldn't be happening... I don't think I know anybody who does this to women. I really hope that's because I don't actual
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by chipx86 11y ago
Very cool. I always wondered if someone would do that (considered it myself, once). I'll keep my eye on this. Thanks!
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by chipx86 11y ago
I used to do a lot of REBOL programming, back in the day. I even wrote some tutorials for an old webdev site called Gelicon. Back then, there was no Django or Ruby on Rails, and while PHP worked, it wasn't always suitable for a lot of
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Practicing effective self-review(blog.beanbaginc.com)
10 points by chipx86 12y ago|0 comments
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by chipx86 12y ago
We're always looking for someone to help improve our documentation over at Review Board ( https://www.reviewboard.org/ ). As our support for third-party extensions grows, we're especially interested in writing a ser
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by chipx86 12y ago
Workstation and Fusion are, under the UI, practically the same application. If it works in Fusion, it should work fine in Workstation.
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by chipx86 13y ago
One of our contributors has recently done exactly this, triggered by a `git push`: Announcement: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/reviewboard/SVOF-4KZ-VU/lSf0... Video: http://vimeo.com/86
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by chipx86 13y ago
I build Review Board ( http://www.reviewboard.org ), a code review tool, and its SaaS counterpart, RBCommons ( https://rbcommons.com/ ). We use our public Review Board server for every change going into Review Board
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Paper Generators: Harvesting Energy from Touching, Rubbing and Sliding(disneyresearch.com)
1 points by chipx86 13y ago|0 comments
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by chipx86 13y ago
Exactly. Forcing a checklist upon all reviewers isn't what the article is all about, but rather it's about one developer's way of organizing his own personal process for doing code review so he doesn't forget something. If I have a huge cha
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Ask HN: Support contract pricing strategies
3 points by chipx86 14y ago|0 comments
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by chipx86 14y ago
I've always seen it as a bit of both. My startup grew out of an open source project designed to scratch my own itch, which was a great way to start. Being my own user, I saw the pain points and could form a true direction. However, that onl
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by chipx86 14y ago
I imagine that's just the market. Nearly everyone charges around $30, and it's not completely unreasonable. I've seen some variation in those costs, though, and there's a lot of variation in costs of add-on features. We ended up going with