danmur

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by danmur 6y ago
What a delightful storm in a teacup :)
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by danmur 6y ago
Ha ha ha, surely not, it's too hilarious. Must be a top tier troll :)
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by danmur 6y ago
Burn :P One small thing they're nice for is if you want to play with a cluster (e.g. nomad, kubernetes, whatever) on a budget. Of course it's not going to be great bang for buck just for performance but if you're trying out s
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by danmur 6y ago
Seems like they've taken it seriously to me.
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by danmur 6y ago
It's only an inclusive culture if everyone feels like that, though.
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by danmur 6y ago
I use "owl for exchange". It's not free but it's very cheap and I've found it to work perfectly.
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by danmur 6y ago
Not a big fan of JSON myself but that sounds more like a bad implementation than ambiguity in the spec.
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by danmur 6y ago
Too late for Reddit now but free services should consider and publish their sustainability plans from the start, if they want to avoid this trap anyway
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by danmur 6y ago
Maybe someone accidentally checked in the PSDs
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by danmur 6y ago
Microtransactions are a pretty obnoxious business model.
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by danmur 6y ago
Payments for whatever (eg Amazon) can still go through the web browser can't they? What stops kids doing that?
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by danmur 6y ago
This is something like what the future package and tools do, though I can say from experience it's not without its issues.
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by danmur 6y ago
If you need to the option to give someone temporary access it seems like a good option. I don't think it would add anything to my personal stuff since there's no reason I can think of to give someone else access. At work definitel
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by danmur 6y ago
I believe a station wagon was the suggested alternative. Love the attitude though :P.
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by danmur 6y ago
I thought Foursquare disappeared years ago, how bizarre.
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by danmur 6y ago
I have and it's now at the point where I can recommend it to my family :) (with e2e, the UX otherwise I found fine) edit: also, congratulations, really hope matrix can get the market share it deserves
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by danmur 6y ago
Great idea for a service! I do this for a bunch of personal services I host in le basement, where I don't want to either have any ports open it even expose my ip.
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by danmur 6y ago
Especially if your sprints are four seconds long
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by danmur 6y ago
I'm using LXC from ubuntu packages for that very reason, got burned when a cluster upgraded automatically. I guess I must be very out of date if the debs no longer exist. I actually really like snaps and that's the only bad experi
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by danmur 7y ago
I don't have a lot of pasta but I appreciate the sentiment
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by danmur 7y ago
Or just not being organised enough to calculate process realistically, that's got to be pretty difficult to do
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by danmur 7y ago
Barry and Mark and whoever else can't make enough honey for everyone. The value proposition is that you can exchange for .
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by danmur 7y ago
Pretty unpleasant seeing the term open source applied like this.
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by danmur 7y ago
I need a cheat sheet to use tmux. I've no doubt I'd find it valuable if I spent some time learning it, but I can also appreciate this thing for adding a nice function without changing the way I work. Not a dig at tmux!
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by danmur 7y ago
The grass is always greener
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by danmur 7y ago
I do this too! Works super well, I use haproxy on the cloud side.
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by danmur 7y ago
This article presents it as very black and white, it's a question you have to ask but it is good to ask yourself what is next first before you ask someone else.
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by danmur 7y ago
It does seem like it's open to manipulation. More money for lawyers and accountants.
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by danmur 7y ago
For me (php5, older now I know) it was things like create_function() taking a string. It was (is? dunno) an ugly and crude language, no subtleties in the syntax, just warts. I'm firmly of the belief you can make good things with any la
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by danmur 7y ago
Python does have warts for sure but surely indentation for conditions isn't unusual? Python forces it but I've never written e.g C or C++ and not indented anyway.

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