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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Used to be Fedora/CentOS, now it's Ubuntu with MATE. I think I still prefer Red Hat but Ubuntu makes it a bit easier for development, and a lot of servers tend to use Ubuntu.
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
Any recommendations for similar material but for Ruby?
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by fierycatnet 11y ago
After reading stuff like this I never know what to think. I am 28 and just getting started. I hope to land my first developer position by the end of the year. So what am I to make of it? By the time I am competent enough I will be expendabl
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
This sounds about right for me. I had the same problem as OP and still do, but I've come to realize that the points you've mentioned above are really important. I actually never realized how anxious I was, I just never knew I had
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
Yeah I am not picking sides here but they really sold me against your book on freenode. As a newbie I didn't know any better. Come to think of it, I was doing just fine following your book, until I went on #C at freenode.
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
Interesting, last time I asked on various C boards about learning resources, Zed's book got ripped apart. http://www.iso-9899.info/wiki/Books
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
Ukrainian situation is a complex one and brings out the worst in people, at least in post-Soviet countries. It's not uncommon for people to have different view on this issue. I know families who fight over it, people breaking up over i
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
I've used Shaila Catherine books for guidance and instructions. It's hard to say which jhanic states exactly because I practice alone with no teachers. I would guess from first to third but not for long periods of time. I have exp
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
Yes. I used to do Zazen with not much luck until I switched to Anapanasati meditation, completely blew my mind. Most of the Buddhist texts started to make more sense. Jhanic states and so on. With proper meditation technique I went from 15
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
Here's the first lecture among many from FSU on Offensive Security, it looks like they are going pretty indepth, I started watching first few recently. Very relevant for those who want to explore how exploitation is done. https:/
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
I use lastpass because it's been mentioned. It's been almost 2 years now and I like it. It's pretty cheap and works on mobile, pretty convenient. I haven't tried anything else.
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
kukuruku sounds like the waffles brand that they used to sell in Russia..
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
Is there an easy way to port this to IntelliJ?
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
I can recommend "The Utility of Force" book for further understanding of modern warfare and it's evolution.
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by fierycatnet 12y ago
Something isn't right. Not Found http://cryptopals.com/sets/1/challenges/1/ruby
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
Russian hackers/coders are good and there is no doubt about it. Former USSR mathematicians and scientists were always good so it so no surprise that Russians have strong cyber security and cyber crime minds. People like to downplay it
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
I use CentOS over Fedora because it's very stable and has a great support. Most distros that I've used crushed on me, fairly frequently compared to CentOS. CentOS and RHEL just seems very polished to me. I do run it as desktop on
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
Glad I am not the only one. In the last week or so I've noticed increase in ads as well. It's really annoying now, I frequently just skip watching video all together, I have a short attention span for this nonsense. 30 second ad s
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
The whole world is not waiting for the #1 economy in the world to tank with its currency.
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
You don't know what you are talking about. >naive and ignorant communist country with uneducated working class SU was one of the most educated countries in the world at the time. I have to stop right here. The rest of your comment i
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
What does it mean to be a Russian-American? He left the country when he was 5? He was born in US to Russian parents? His comment is pretty ignorant. The article is fairly accurate.
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
As a Russian living in US, this article was pretty much spot on. Let's not counter generalizations with more generalizations.
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
I like Udacity, I did... If they want to monetize some of their content, good, but I wont be participating.
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
One card to rule them all ;)
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
Coin aka Wallet...
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
My account just disappeared one day, I was getting some error page that I am not eligible to make an account, didn't even do anything just watched videos. Everything is gone and now I am tied to G+. I don't like Google anymore but
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
I'm in my mid 20s and this is exactly how I feel.
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
I guess I am not the only one. It lags pretty bad on my MBA 2013 with Safari.
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
Someone pointed out on HN that Python gives segfault. He used a = 1000, a/1000 example. I did it on Python 3 and got the same error. It worked on Python 2 that came with Mavericks but thats about it. I'd think there are more issue
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by fierycatnet 13y ago
I grew up in Russia and attended school there until 9th grade and when I went to American HS it buffled me that regular school day is so much longer but the quality of education in STEM is so much poorer. If I had to stay through out the su

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