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by corney91 10y ago
Pretty sure it does, it's one of the "four freedoms": http://ec.europa.eu/growth/single-market/ I got the link from the Wikipedia article, more info here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by corney91 10y ago
I'd hope it's easier to sell to other EU companies within the EU than trying to export into the EU from outside, despite the VAT regime, in which case the bureaucracy is a net positive in that regard.
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by corney91 10y ago
>We have free movement of people, A single market includes the free movement of labour, as well as goods and services. Hence, restricting immigration is equivalent to leaving the single market. If we're to have tarriff-free trade wi
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by corney91 10y ago
Ah, I see. Yeah, agreed on that one too then.
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by corney91 10y ago
I agree Jenkins isn't the easiest to automate but surely the fact that it's all XML files makes it easier than a database -- using config management you can install Jenkins and template out the necessary configuration file(s). I m
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by corney91 10y ago
I'm not sure why you'd need two requirements.txt. You'd normally create a virtualenv, pip install what you need, then lock the versions with "pip freeze > requirements.txt". You don't need an initial require
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by corney91 10y ago
To be honest, I don't even think E2E is as important in a distributed system. If you're worried about who can see your messages, you can just set up your own server and force server-to-server and client-to-server encryption.
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by corney91 10y ago
Need to use `-f` when dealing with git repositories unfortunately.
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by corney91 10y ago
I personally use awesomewm because I find it's easy to use with either keyboard or mouse. I've not tried other ones in a while so it could just be a case that I'm used to it though. Thinking about it, by "using mouse&quo
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by corney91 10y ago
>Backups should include everything required to rebuild every server in the company. No server should be 'too critical' to wipe and start again if required. True. But compare the effort required for, say, solving an accidentally
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by corney91 10y ago
I'm not sure how it's supposed to work -- are you only supposed to have DNS servers defined from one particular network, or is it a case of needing to specify priority of sets of DNS servers? Or is there any software that allows y
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by corney91 10y ago
A good description of why it's superior to init scripts: https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/4lzxs3/why_did_a... I don't know enough about resolved to comment on this new development, b
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by corney91 10y ago
It’s why companies with an inferior product but a superior sales force sometimes still win. Do we want inferior products to win?
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by corney91 11y ago
Ha! If the free market says every man should be infertile I think I'll avoid the free market.
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by corney91 11y ago
Close, it's less about propriety software and more about centralisation of services. I definitely tend towards open-source but it's not a dealbreaker, I just don't want to live in a world where my life is completely tied to G
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by corney91 11y ago
I really want to start using TextSecure (or Signal now I guess), but the only thing holding me back is it depends on Google Play Services. I love what they're doing and can understand the decision, but still thinks it sucks a bit that
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by corney91 11y ago
Except a tool can be automated, and a webapp is a pain to maintain for more than one domain.
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by corney91 11y ago
Something I haven't seen mentioned in this article or these comments is that, as a sysadmin, I'm managing a lot of packages. It's great if you're security-conscious enough to create the greatest install script ever, but
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by corney91 11y ago
It looks very similar to this tool: https://squizlabs.github.io/HTML_CodeSniffer/ Very handy having things like these as bookmarks.