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by crymer11 13y ago
I just spun up juju on AWS and was pretty impressed with how damn easy it was (the toughest part was looking up my AWS keys). Now I'm really excited to play around with it and see how it interacts with Chef.
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by crymer11 13y ago
I highly recommend Logstash and Kibana. The setup might be a little more complex then some would desire (but by no means is it difficult and both have solid docs), but the two are pretty powerful tools. 1 - http://www.logstash.net/ 2 - h
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by crymer11 14y ago
Another commenter's reply (which has been marked dead) brought up a great point about the value of this information for people in the future. I want and expect privacy now and for the near future, but when my (future) grandchildren's grandc
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by crymer11 14y ago
Using the UN's defintion of famine as "at least 20 per cent of households in an area face extreme food shortages with a limited ability to cope; acute malnutrition rates exceed 30 per cent; and the death rate exceeds two persons per day per
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by crymer11 14y ago
Seconded. Moreover, in Chattanooga, the cheapest/slowest option EPB provides is 50Mb, which is quite a bit more than the average connection speed listed for Google Fiber. I'm on that plan and the rate is usually closer to the 60Mb range; fa
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by crymer11 14y ago
Tasty bananas are to be had, you just have to look for them outside your typical grocery store. Many Mexican carnicerías carry a smaller species of banana that's more prevalent in Central America, and it's much tastier than the banana you'r
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by crymer11 14y ago
Indeed. Moreover, if the Backspace key (Delete on Mac) doesn't cut it for you, Alt + left arrow on Windows or ⌘-[ on Mac do the job just fine.
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by crymer11 14y ago
I have EPB Fiber here in Chattanooga, TN. I currently pay for the 50Mb service which usually runs on faster than that and is symmetrical. I started with 15Mb and since March 2009, they've bumped the speed up from 15 to 30 to 50. My friend
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by crymer11 14y ago
Switzerland isn't a Nordic country [1]; they're a western European country [2]. 1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordic_countries 2: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switzerland
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by crymer11 14y ago
Most Protestant denominations I'm familiar with encourage tithing, all at 10%.
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by crymer11 14y ago
While I wholeheartedly agree that the actions of the customer are absurd, I would like to point out that in the US, courts have held that a tip is not "mandatory."
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by crymer11 14y ago
In reference to the White House petition to bar entry into the US to those involved in Internet censorship: This petition – which has now amassed over 9,000 signatures and could theoretically end up influencing US policy – calls...
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by crymer11 14y ago
In most US states, 11 months and 29 days is the limit for misdemeanor crimes; hence the term 11/29 (anything more is typically felony).
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by crymer11 14y ago
Not on my Macbook Pro running the latest Chrome on Mac OS 10.8. I'm able to move the divider and show partial lines of both the old and new text.
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by crymer11 14y ago
http://pdfcrowd.com/ Note : not affialated with them; just one of the top Google results. Also, I'd take a screenshot (and then export to pdf if an image file wasn't acceptable) since the pdf conversion via pdfcrowd splits it into multip
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by crymer11 14y ago
My wife and I both have been in multiple courses where either the professor or another at the university wrote the text book. Some weren't so great, but more than a few were outstanding.
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by crymer11 14y ago
Maybe I'm naive, but everywhere I've been employed, it's been an "at-will" employment where either party has the right to terminate the employment contract without notice (discriminatory termination notwithstanding).
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by crymer11 14y ago
I have a 3D TV and would probably watch some TV in 3D if it was available (I'd certainly give it a try, at least), but my content provider doesn't offer any 3D channels. I'm curious how many of the audience you mention could watch it if the
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by crymer11 14y ago
FWIW, EPB in Chattanooga, TN is a part of it.
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by crymer11 14y ago
No. That's what the back button, middle-click, or (cmd/ctrl/whatever it's mapped as) + click are for.
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by crymer11 14y ago
Fair, except that DI in Ruby is pretty dang simple. def some_method(dependency = SomeClass.new) dependency.do_something end I'd argue that injecting the dependency gives you even more expressiveness and improves readabili
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by crymer11 14y ago
Any sources? FWIW, I found practically no information regarding aspartame on the University of Sydney site, but I did come across an article that basically said stevia and aspartame both work, but stevia was was significantly better at lowe
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by crymer11 14y ago
I'd argue Mail falls short of Sparrow, especially if you use Gmail. The UI is significantly less impeding.
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by crymer11 14y ago
Anyone know anything about DMCA Guardian? I've never heard of them. I definitely can understand how a company like this could be useful, but I'd worry about the means they use for enforcement.
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by crymer11 15y ago
How would this be better than a vagrant box and a github or bitbucket repo?
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by crymer11 15y ago
Agreed. Moreover, the benefit is not solely derived by the private party. Assuming that a portion of the revenue goes to lobbying, then already the benefit is for more than just the private party. This doesn't even account for any tax reven
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by crymer11 15y ago
1. Where I'm from, I regularly pay a bill for my water/sewer usage, thus tap water is certainly worth more than $0.00. The funds collected are used to fund the operation of the water utility, not taxes. 2. I'm sorry, but I don't understand
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by crymer11 15y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. I had some code that had to parse several different .ply files and creat the respective 3D models, and without web workers, the process was unbearably long.
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by crymer11 15y ago
Since I think accurate, up-to-date documentation is as important as existent documentation, I'm inclined to believe that documenting everything doesn't have to be started at the beginning, but I know the longer I put it off, the less likely
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by crymer11 15y ago
Curious as to why you think documenting everything from the start is counterproductive. Are you opposed to documenting everything or documenting from the start, and why? I mean, I hate writing documentation, but as someone who has had to co

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