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Bitbucket is down
(status.bitbucket.org)
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SEEKING WORK Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: yes Hey there, I'm Ivan and I live in Berlin. I can : - help your developers with that stalled 2-months issue by working side-by-side with them ; - help your business with suggestions that
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Microsoft Windows 10 Event Live (video stream)
(digitaltrends.com)
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I'm ... freelancing eastern european web developer (LOL that's long) based in Berlin :D Write me, if you're in really deep trouble. ;)
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Sure, but I doubt this list is meant to be as THE LIST of all questions that you should ask / be asked on an interview. Usually I was using this list as a topic and of course I also don't know the answers of every question, but I
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I know this repo. I've used it a lot of times while interviewing front-end developers. I would give anyone using it a tip of advice : Use this list not as a TOC or a check list. Use it to remind yourself what you could actually talk wi
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> ... to code for 4-5 more hours Are you really doing this? My personal record ( when I was a full time employee ) was 4 hours of summed coding time ( I track my time with RescueTime [1] ). I was usually finding myself to code ( commit a
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XRegExp – Augmented and extensible regular expressions for JavaScript
(xregexp.com)
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What is this hype of abandoning Angular? I'm a bit confused, because I remember clearly when it all started and actually it became so popular that people were looking at AngularJS developers the same way as jQuery developers ( not stre
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Are we really running out of helium?
(quora.com)
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Yeah I know I've used such a setup for a couple of years. I got a special SSH user "git" with key only login. Later on I wanted to track what repositories I had on that machine and get some stats. I found out about GitLab so
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> If you don't yet want to publish, why do you need GitHub or Bitbucket? Why not just keep the repository local? My two cents on this are that I always try to outsource any internal services to reduce maintenance time. For example 1
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There is another good article [1] on this topic that explains how to change the language to English ( even for the installer ). 1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8856979
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Also ( including the private repos ) there is a similar tool to hub [1], that is created for bitbucket [2]. With the unlimited private repos my mind went crazy, now I version control my "/etc" and every shell script I create.
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In the settings of every repo you own in Bitbucket, there is a n option to set "Landing Page" to source code and it will open the root path of your repo when you hit the link.
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Yeah, but it will need executing commands on both hosts. SSH works on top of SCP and only needs running sshd on the remote host and access to that machine. All those solutions ( from the OP ) are faster, but you will need some setup, before
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drinchev
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It really reminds me of "Johnny Got His Gun" [1]. > He is a quadruple amputee who has also lost his eyes, ears, mouth and nose. He remains conscious and able to reason, but his wounds render him a prisoner in his own body. Part
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I don't get it. nc -l 8888 Doesn't make any encryption, right? If the answer is yes, then why they are compared here? Anyone on public network might sniff what you are actually sending / receiving.
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Scroll Slow. Have Fun
(scrollslowhavefun.com)
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Can you give some more details on your nicotine delivery method, I'm trying to quit smoking this year ( actually today is day No. 8 since I haven't put nicotine in my blood ) but I'm super interested in the side effects. I wo
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Amazing. This is something that I would happily recommend. I've never seen so mature and deep guidelines and best practices. Kudos to the author.
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Well most certainly container to host escalation is possible, but if you play your cards well enough it is highly unlikely. From the security section [1] : > Your average server (bare metal or virtual machine) needs to run a bunch of pro
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Imagine you have 20 services that need to run with your website ( 5 database daemons, 5 nodejs apps, 5 ngnix instances, 2 dns servers, 2 mail smtpd daemons, 1 git repository ). Your infrastructure consists of 5+ virtual servers that host yo
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I think your argument benefits my opinion. I'm using Backbone exactly for the reason that you state you've been. I don't want to put a client ( I work as a freelancer ) in the position to look for someone that knows framework
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I fully agree. That's one of the reasons when I'm a part of a team and I need to make a decision about a framework, I usually go with Backbone. It's source code consists of one file that can be understood for less than an hou
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CGI Using Node.js
(cgi-node.org)
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Yeah that's what I was doing for almost 5 years before I found Ansible. Now I even don't bother to put a CD. I go to my VPS provider and add a VPS then add my key and run an ansible playbook, which installs whatever I want, the wa
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That's a question I've been asking myself a lot while I talk with my family. I think there are two possible reasons : 1. There is big conspiracy between organized crime and governments on a worldwide level, which conclude in mutua
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I like this article. If every developer read it. Significant part of any database would be useless for attackers. Cudos to the author.
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Yes. I always thought it is like this. As a front-end developer : I've been doing JSPs, but I've rarely modified .java files. I've been doing JS, but I would not be confident in pushing commits to the server-side code of a No
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