cs02rm0

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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   There's a temptation to throw the baby out with the bathwater. The NSA have shown that they, unsurprisingly, have some ability in this area. The trick is surely to discern constructive and destructive contributions.
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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   The Raspberry Pi copes with XBMC even on the 256MB model, 512 should be fine if the GPU is at least roughly equivalent. Video acceleration I gather is the usual issue, I've no idea what the software support is like on this.
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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   Phew. These lists can be interesting, but I was beginning to feel like a fraud!
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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   Yes, at least. For one I believe all DigitalOcean boxes have SSDs. I've found their boxes much better per $ than an EC2 VM. EC2 has a much wider tool suite and is possibly better if you regularly spin machines up and down. YMMV, but fo
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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   If you merge them won't you either lose the highlight-copy or have the highlight-copy throw out your explicitly copied text? I like having the two separate, that would be a retrograde step as far as I'm concerned.
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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   I suspect there will be different criteria at each ISP, kept secret in the name of protecting children without anyone taking responsibly for that list when it inevitably gets abused. Secret until leaked that is.
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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   With investment, whether it be time and/or money. Higher risk, higher reward.
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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   Probably because they prefer to spend their time working in a stable contract rather than out of work marketing themselves. My current contract is for a year and I invoice monthly. If I doubled my rate I'd be out of work.
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   by cs02rm0 13y ago

   Just search for Java contracts on almost any job site. My rate is comfortably more than £400/day even well outside London (1 year contract term, extended).
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    by cs02rm0 13y ago

    Isn't this similar to Kim Dotcom's Mega filesharing service -encrypt data on the client so the service doesn't ever see what you're sending/storing?
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    by cs02rm0 13y ago

    OSX. But I'm desperate to get back to Linux.
12. 882.▲
    by cs02rm0 13y ago

    I'd suggest trying Cinnamon. http://cinnamon.linuxmint.com/
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    by cs02rm0 13y ago

    It staggers me that there are people who, to this day, would defend Clearcase.
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    by cs02rm0 13y ago

    Not sure why you'd edit JSON by hand in general. It doesn't tend to be used for configuration files, AIUI this move is following the trend of sending JSON over the web. So surely looking at parsing JSON vs. XML in a browser is where the rea
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    by cs02rm0 13y ago

    Googling will though.
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    by cs02rm0 13y ago

    Yeah... you can almost imagine people making a career out of being interviewed if you take this to the nth degree, which undoubtedly, someone would.
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    The fecal position?!
18. 888.▲
    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    Failed repeatedly for me in Chromium, worked in Webkit first time.
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    Curious. I don't think you could buy a mainstream car in the UK without a chip.
20. 890.▲
    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    Cute story.
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    Hmmn. It's just an odds game isn't it? Our sales guy came to a conference and between the talks was desperate for people to talk about something other than code, anything else. And everyone seemed happy to oblige once aware. Seems to me lik
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    Bitnami have released an installer for Gitlab 5.0(bitnami.com)

    2 points by cs02rm0 14y ago|0 comments
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    I'll look forward to bitnami building an installer for it.
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    An offline installer package as an 'all-in-one' option would certainly help us. Even if it's huge. Edit: is that exactly what one of TFA describes as an option?
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    I've had df -h write out to the motd before for clients who insisted on tiny slices of disk, no automated monitoring and no manual checking of disk space even after it chewed itself up. I'm not sure it helped, but it made me feel better.
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    I think the general contention is that the process you describe is just using someone who's going to write sensible HTML not SEO. The shady side of actually modifying code not for easy-to-read, browser-efficiency, etc. is SEO.
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    Ohhh. I see, thanks.
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    The Raspberry Pi has ethernet on board. http://www.raspberrypi.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/751305...
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    I know of some fairly sizeable clients who are looking at gitlab because they need a github they can modify - github enterprise doesn't include source code does it?
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    by cs02rm0 14y ago

    And if you want a reasonable back end developer then, well, even 450 is low end for a Java developer where I am a couple of hours outside London.