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   by fredsted 9y ago

   Are there any more similar stories like this? It's really fascinating.
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   > There's nothing to melt down, there is no (public) website there You might want to be a bit more clear in your communication. When someone links a URL/domain, you'd expect that there's something there. I mean, why
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   With Ansible I use the 'raw' command to run a command to check whether Python (dependency of Ansible) is installed, and install it if not. - name: Bootstrap Ansible hosts: all gather_facts: False tasks:
4. 304.▲
   by fredsted 9y ago

   It's a different product for a different audience. And it has a screen.
5. 305.▲
   by fredsted 9y ago

   I don't think Apple has ever displayed the amount of RAM on iOS-family product pages.
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   A whole bunch of bad decisions.
7. 307.▲
   by fredsted 9y ago

   If you just want a webview-as-an-app, then why not do it natively?
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   by fredsted 9y ago

   Man, why'd they have to go and do that. :-( So many other options: not enabling sshd per default, ask for a password, display a random password on the phone, allow uploading a public key... possibilities are endless.
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   Automating Cloud Infrastructure with Terraform(simonfredsted.com)

   3 points by fredsted 9y ago|0 comments
10. 310.▲
    by fredsted 9y ago

    It's really mind-boggling this happened after less than 6 months at Uber. I wonder what it must be to work there. Sounds absolutely horrifying.
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    You have to hover on the 'Live' icon in the top right. Works fine in Safari :) Edit: Can confirm it's very twitchy and jumpy in Firefox on macOS. The photo and video switches place every few hundred milliseconds.
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    >You're completely underestimating the scale necessary to carry out proper testing and validation. I think you're completely overestimating the scale. In any case, neither of us really know what's going on. One thing we kn
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    by fredsted 9y ago

    There's a lot more versions. There's Server, IoT, Embedded, RT. Following your argument, they'd have to be tested as well. A few versions more of Windows 7 and 8 doesn't seem like the huge budget breaker, it just takes m
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    Doesn't composer do that? Ie. https://packagist.org/packages/anam/phantomjs-linux-x86-bina...
15. 315.▲
    by fredsted 10y ago

    Sure, the projects are all on GitHub, but how would you find projects needing help? Just go to GitHub.com, enter "help wanted" in the search field and click search?
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    Is there a web portal out there where you can search for and connect with open source projects needing help in different areas (coding, docs, testing, design, etc.)?
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    Sounds great. Are you using Roundcube with a custom skin (or similar), or is it written from the ground up? Would be cool if you had some screenshots of your UI in any case. Which mail server software are you using? Are you doing anything t
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    Doesn't `apt-get autoremove` remove those old kernels? Not that it's a solution; it should of course be done automatically! Here's what I get when using it: > apt-get autoremove Reading package lists... Done
19. 319.▲
    by fredsted 10y ago

    Why would anyone do that?
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    Sometimes I kind of miss Delphi 7. The way it makes it easy to create apps made programming so fun. Such a shame it went downhill after the .NET stuff.
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    1.5 megagigabytes.
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    Backing Up Elasticsearch with S3 Compatible Providers(simonfredsted.com)

    2 points by fredsted 10y ago|0 comments
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    Maybe don't safe guard at all. My school sure didn't (back in early 2000s). I turned out fine. Anyways, most kids can just jump on their 4G connection and browse anything from there, right?
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    Simple Mac window management with BetterTouchTool(simonfredsted.com)

    2 points by fredsted 10y ago|0 comments
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    This one looks pretty good: http://www.frenchfrysoftware.com/steed/
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    I wish Apple just updated the hardware in their machines more, as they did before Cook. Sure, Intel has somewhat been the limiting factor here, but if you look at the Xeon E5-2697v2 in the 12-core Mac Pro, today you can get the Xeon E5-2697
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    HTTPS should work now! (Thanks Letsencrypt!)
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    by fredsted 10y ago

    If you use Vagrant, "vagrant share" is built in. Very handy.
29. 329.▲
    by fredsted 10y ago

    I'm using Pusher, and it looks like I've hit their rate limit after I posted this. Whoops!
30. 330.▲
    by fredsted 10y ago

    Thanks! Edit: Fixed.