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   by dstick 8y ago

   Fair enough! Breaks and structure remain important. I wake up every morning at 5:00, do some excersises, write down my goals, do pushups until I can’t any more and then process all emails from the past 24 hours. Once that’s done I set a tod
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   by dstick 8y ago

   Amen. Working on my own products has never caused any kind of fatigue. It’s energizing :)
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   by dstick 8y ago

   The Los Zetas are not a small gang. Have you read the article in full? It’s really interesting with a good build up. They start with the small-timers and build up to the big league.
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   by dstick 8y ago

   Nice, was actually checking out Jekyll the other day but this looks 10x better for the purpose of getting a simple blog up and running without all the WP bloat. Will give it a try next week!
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   by dstick 8y ago

   What I read is that random tweets gain extra credibility by being shown on a big screen on a news show. And they’re cherry picked to support whatever topic and angle is being covered. You could go out on the street; but finding and then hav
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   by dstick 8y ago

   Thanks for this! Was just about to start implementing a logging subsystem myself so the timing is perfect :)
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   by dstick 8y ago

   Nice! Is it possible to implement some kind of search based filter? Just a simple string match would be awesome :)
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   by dstick 8y ago

   But such a thing exists, life ;-)
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   by dstick 8y ago

   I’d like to suggest “Hacking Sales” for a fantastic up-to-date list of modern sales tools. The book is all about the “Sales Stack” ;-) Short but sweet!
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    by dstick 8y ago

    Yup, two completely different worlds. A red sign is treated more like a suggestion ;-)
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    by dstick 8y ago

    Don’t believe the lies! All the pictures in this article show a sunny city with happy cyclists. Apart from the last 2 months this is demonstrably false since everyone who lives in the Netherlands knows that if starts to rain the second you
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    by dstick 8y ago

    In that case calling it an exploit and the author a security researcher is laughter inducing at best! :)
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    by dstick 8y ago

    Every time I read “The Great Firewall” it puts a smile on my face - such a great name on multiple levels :-) Does the Chinese government refer to it like that as well?
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    by dstick 8y ago

    The single best thing you can give your kid is the confidence to face the world alone. Consequently, its one of the few things you can exert a modicum of control over as well ;-) Let them burn their fingers, let them fall, let them do stupi
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    by dstick 8y ago

    Thanks for sharing this! The transparancy of GitLab is amazing for people like me who have no experience nor contacts in larger companies. The handbook is a joy to read! I discovered GitLab when researching CI/CD workflow and thanks to
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    by dstick 8y ago

    This is going to be a drop in the ocean but Vue is the bomb! It made perfect sense, and that's a big compliment for a framework. For me personally it took the MVC into SPA territory, got rid of all the muck that's jQuery and repla
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    by dstick 8y ago

    D'oh you're right, should've caught that :-)
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    by dstick 8y ago

    Here's the direct link to the full article: https://www.economist.com/briefing/2018/06/30/netflix-is-mov... The linked to one is a paragraph or 2 with the above link at the bottom.
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    by dstick 8y ago

    For those curious like I was how much it would cost to scrape the entire internet with the method and numbers provided: 250.000.000 pages come in at $580 There are 1.8b websites according to http://www.internetlivestats.com/
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    by dstick 8y ago

    If you like these sorts of stories be sure to give Blood Sweat and Pixels from Kotaku’s Jason Schreier a read! :)
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    by dstick 8y ago

    So I guess we can trace back the origins of Lean manufacturing back to 1851 ;-) I wonder if the wealthy / successful (outside of science fields) back then shared insights and knowledge in a similar wat as we do today, so many more coul
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    by dstick 8y ago

    Interesting.. since most of my searches are code or tech related, how exactly does DDG compare positively to Google? What difference do you notice that makes you prefer it? Right now I end up on SO or a handful of other forums depending on
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    by dstick 8y ago

    As one half of a couple that’s been going strong for 12 years now I can attest to the fact that trying to “stand in her shoes” was a sure-fire way for me to make a bad situation worse :p It took a lot of time and gradually developed over th
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    by dstick 8y ago

    I've been following the IPv6 rollout with interest for the last few years from outside the networking / RIR / LIR / ISP community and I have a question if anyone could provide some insights: ARIN is already out of IPv4,