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by dmourati 12y ago
Huge fan. The old IBM SSH developerworks series is my favorite primer for folks new to SSH: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-keyc.html http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library&#x2F
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by dmourati 12y ago
Seconded. RescueTime is extremely useful to help you drill down and see your actual productive time during any given day. It is self-reinforcing as well as you are more tempted to stick to high-value activities versus hanging out on twitter
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by dmourati 13y ago
I was just talking about this yesterday. My conclusion has always been that they are powering off the drives. I came to that conclusion while modeling cost for Eye-Fi. Power is the big driver. I'm not even saying robots. Just leave the
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by dmourati 13y ago
Aha! This is called advanced networking, yes? http://docs.docker.io/use/networking/ They didn't have this when I looked last summer.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Thank you. OK, how does a client outside of my docker host know to connect to 5001 to get to container1 port 80 and 6001 to get to container1 port 22? BTW, this was the scenario I mentioned initially as "I could go ham on it and move p
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by dmourati 13y ago
Please explain the port mapping in more detail. For example, let's say I want to run N containers on one host OS. Each of the N containers exposes port 80. How do you do the mapping?
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by dmourati 13y ago
Cool. This analysis is similar to my thoughts. Still trying to get educated and reached out to the docker fellow below for more info. Big fan of packer.io + AMI / Virtualbox / GCE for this. See generally: http://www.inf
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by dmourati 13y ago
Help me understand why docker adds any value in prod? When I tried it, I got quickly frustrated with the "expose a single port" to the local OS. Sure, I could go ham on it and move ports around but where is the scale in that? If w
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by dmourati 13y ago
Agree. See this tweet from before reading this: https://twitter.com/dmourati/status/457641268525289472 Hint: remove Joe and Nate from the sentence and then pick I/me, you'll get it right every time.
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by dmourati 13y ago
My last two companies have offered or will shortly offer this benefit. I read the Netflix benefits deck a while ago and mention it frequently in conversations with colleagues. One benefit to this policy that goes unmentioned is the decrease
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by dmourati 13y ago
Link bait title with reference to OpenVPN but not mentioned anywhere on the page.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Show me a developer who can do anything in Operations and I'll show you someone who gets the DevOps philosophy.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Small point, I think you mean commensurate, not commiserate. Otherwise, agree and good points.
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by dmourati 13y ago
I'd move against him, and quickly. Tell the CEO you need unity not divisiveness. You are all for working with the new CTO but he is trying to force you out of the company you founded. There is only one way to deal with people like this
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Box | Open Source(opensource.box.com)
7 points by dmourati 13y ago|0 comments
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by dmourati 13y ago
Pol Pot?
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by dmourati 13y ago
Sync and share is commodity. The trick is to add value and create APIs that unlock the value of having all your data in the cloud. Right now, the whole space is just a big land grab with many entrants and many different strategies. My money
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by dmourati 13y ago
Pretty much, yea.
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by dmourati 13y ago
hint: this is not going to court (IAAL)
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How I beat ServerTweak (2008)(webhostingtalk.com)
1 points by dmourati 13y ago|0 comments
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by dmourati 13y ago
Wow, what a rocky road at Mozilla these past few days/weeks. I wish them all the best. Kudos to those who spoke out against Eich. This is an important issue and a surprising outcome.
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by dmourati 13y ago
I've been thinking about this issue lately. Jr developers, interns, fresh grads, etc all have some alluring properties: they are cheap(er), have few(er) bad habits, and are more open to being coached into their roles. Netflix, on the o
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by dmourati 13y ago
There goes my day.
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by dmourati 13y ago
I didn't go to Rose-Hulman but was recruited to do so. I have a very high opinion of the school and I'm here in the bay. Just a data point from a UofI alum.
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by dmourati 13y ago
I don't think it is that simple. I just tried with a colleague I met but whose email I did not know. It returned his gmail account.
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by dmourati 13y ago
Anyone care to speculate on when the IPO will happen? I know from the JOBS act that the S-1 must be made public no less than 21 days before the roadshow. Beyond that, the roadshow itself would likely last at least a week. That puts us at en
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by dmourati 13y ago
Thanks for yours. Some more data: McPeak's data, drawn from a variety of coalition sources, indicates that between January 18 and February 26, 1991, 40 Scuds were launched against Israel and 46 against Saudi Arabia. http://w
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by dmourati 13y ago
Number 1 I can't offer any comment. I didn't delve too much into the programming of the missile though I have a similar recollection regarding the bug listed in the OP. As to two, yes, I think that makes a lot of sense. One other
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by dmourati 13y ago
Would have been sweet to connect back then and add your anecdote to my paper. I was an Computer Engineering major and this was the final paper for my only writing course. I learned a ton about the media on that project.
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by dmourati 13y ago
In 1993, while in college, I wrote a paper about the fallacies of the Patriot Missile effectiveness. What I learned in writing it was that the so-called accuracy of the Patriot was grossly exaggerated. The mainstream media, and indeed the c

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