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by ecaron 12y ago
Yes. 100 times yes. One of the greatest things about Docker is it lets you consolidate your setup environments. You can great a handful of 2k scripts, store them in Dropbox, and then if you current development machine bites it, a simple &qu
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by ecaron 12y ago
TrackIf - Minneapolis, MN https://jobs.lever.co/trackif/313867c9-6614-451c-8aa7-d1c77c... I really don't find the long post about job openings all that useful, so I won't bore people with company back story o
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Ten things I don’t like about Google Chrome (2008)(mattcutts.com)
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by ecaron 13y ago
Paul Irish has a list of alternatives at https://plus.google.com/+PaulIrish/posts/12BVL5exFJn , but I really don't think any of them compare to this (TrackJS). So while I think everyone should be doing client-
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by ecaron 13y ago
Deeper conversation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7436401
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by ecaron 13y ago
I'd rephrase the question to be "Would Facebook be Facebook without PHP?"
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by ecaron 13y ago
Do you imagine a future where Hack will merge back into PHP (like PHP 7), in the same style that Beryl & Compiz then rejoined? Or does the team intend for the two to always be adjacent-yet-separate?
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by ecaron 13y ago
tl;dr; "Every solution that isn't made by us isn't good."
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by ecaron 13y ago
Can someone provide a tl;dr; for this? I'm not nearly on the inside enough what audience this site is targeting...
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by ecaron 13y ago
I'd redact my suggestion then if I could. Thanks for answering so directly and promptly! (and great seeing you on HN)
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by ecaron 13y ago
I bet one of the leading factors is the number of sites blocking the AWS servers. As a scraping service, the fact that Amazon makes all their public IPs known ( https://forums.aws.amazon.com/ann.jspa?annID=1701 ) is really in
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by ecaron 13y ago
Either clear your cache or do a hard refresh (hold Cntl & hit refresh) You're seeing a remnant of pg's fix from last week's downtime.
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by ecaron 13y ago
I feel the same with Apple's Safari. If you're making a browser and its platform specific, the internet would be a better place if you'd put it out to pasture.
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by ecaron 13y ago
You want to use about:config. More details on it are at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/967266
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by ecaron 13y ago
Lenovo X1 Carbon or Lenovo X240 (particularly if you routinely use your laptop at the same location - then their dock is worth its weight in gold.)
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by ecaron 13y ago
Do all System76's still have that massive PSU? I had a coworker who had one, and the machine was nice, but the unbelievable size & weight of the laptop's power supply was truly laughable.
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by ecaron 13y ago
>Can you explain why you care if other people discuss a topic you don't think is "worthy" of discussion? I thought there might be a piece to this story that I was missing. I gained a lot of value from the replies to my que
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by ecaron 13y ago
Can someone explain why this is a topic worthy of discussion? I get that they had a SEO tactic, Google penalized them, they offered an empty apology for it, and now we're up to the present. Stating the obvious of "traffic drops wh
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by ecaron 13y ago
Even though many of the Vagrant-purists and PHP-haters mock it, I am very happy that PuPHPet exists. It is hands-down the best way to show "I only do LAMP" developers what their world can be. And I appreciate any mechanism that is
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by ecaron 13y ago
Anyone have a good understanding of the difference between this and http://www.dotnetdotcom.org/ ? I've seen Dotbot in my access logs more than CommonCrawl, so I'm more inclined to believe they have a wider - but n
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by ecaron 13y ago
In Minnesota, I'm having more merchants threaten to take my card for just saying that. Visa seems to say you should write "See ID" and also sign it: http://usa.visa.com/merchants/risk_management/card
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by ecaron 13y ago
The best thing about this article is it demonstrates the problem with pg's "The submission must match the title" policy.
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by ecaron 13y ago
I feel like "If you're not interested in moving to Seattle, don't waste your time here" would be a nice header at the top of the pages...
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by ecaron 13y ago
Because its too easy to not use it. HTTPS has widespread adoption because end-users don't need to supply any cognitive resources to make the leap - until PGP occurs with the same simplicity it'll never see adoption amongst the com
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by ecaron 13y ago
One of the biggest lessons that any Adobe developer will tell you is "we're proud of the code and that it hasn't needed a rewrite - but if we were doing it from scratch we'd do it way different." A great read on tha
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by ecaron 13y ago
The conversation at https://www.bountysource.com/fundraisers/489-rvm-2-0 has a lot more meaning to it, primarily why RVM vs. rbenv vs. chruby all deserve to exist. As for me and mine, I'm in the land of docker now
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by ecaron 13y ago
Where do you get that information from? The only F5 information that I can find is http://abetteruserexperience.com/2013/08/get-a-sneak-peek-of... , and the changes fall into the camp of "things I don't n
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by ecaron 13y ago
4.3 introduced a M, for what its worth ( http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/changelog.html )
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by ecaron 13y ago
Except the land of getting AngularJS & Foundation to play nicely is full of unresolved landmines (e.g. http://coder1.com/articles/foundation-4-angularjs )
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by ecaron 13y ago
That's a rather bold statement to make. Windows users, for instance, see a tremendous speed bump in going to 5.5 ( http://blog.syntaxc4.net/post/2013/06/20/php-5-5-0-for-windo... ). Obviously going th

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