iDemonix

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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   Because the Americans make a lot of those types of video games, and if you want to pander to your biggest market, you make them the good guys.
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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   Graylog is a really nice free product, and although it can look a bit scary, it's not that hard to get setup - especially since the introduction of the ElasticSearch REST API, meaning you no longer have to make GrayLog join the ES clus
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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   Have you got any links to examples to some of your designs? It sounds like I'm in the boat you've escaped from. I'm a long time back end developer, and the front end is a bit scary. I've been using Bootstrap + jQuery for
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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   I've been experimenting with both Bulma and Tailwind as a way to finally ween myself off of Bootstrap. What is it about Bulma that's pushed you to look for something else?
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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   This is cool! It'd be nice if there was a list of presets or something to scroll through.
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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   And many other parts of the UK. I've seen a fair amount in both Oxford and Nottingham.
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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   I'd not heard of FF Send before this comment, and will now make use of it, so I think your comment is a bit misguided.
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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   Whenever I think of Udemy I always just think of learning a subject from scratch, I hadn't really thought about making a programming course in the way you'd described, good food for thought - thanks.
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   by iDemonix 7y ago

   They're small SaaS apps that need more work, or small projects for clients (like a JS driven animated scoreboard that a client puts up at corporate events - they take games to corporate parties)
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    I remember seeing the bingo card software, sometimes it's nice to have a subtle reminder that if you just start you've already beaten 90% of everyone else that's had the idea. I'll check that book out, thanks.
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    Thanks for the extra motivation!
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    I suppose it would be easier to write about DevOps subjects, it's not that I don't enjoy programming, I just enjoy the 'ops-y' tasks more (who doesn't love a graph). Thanks.
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    Thanks for the input. That was kind of my thinking, I'm not expecting to start making courses and leave my job in 12 months time, this is more something to keep me occupied, give me a reason to keep learning new skills, and a definitel
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    Ask HN: Is it too late to make a side income by creating Udemy courses/similar?

    19 points by iDemonix 7y ago|16 comments
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    https://clients.mcprohosting.com/order/factorio https://www.gameserverkings.com/games/factorio-server-hostin...
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    Whilst it looks good, I love that I don't even need an account to use draw.io. We use it at work and integrates with Confluence perfectly.
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    pastebin.com or similar
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    Just FYI, do you know that your site is missing a <title> tag?
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    Ask HN: What is a good Mac app for keeping notes, that supports code snippets?

    4 points by iDemonix 7y ago|4 comments
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    DON'T. USE. PAYPAL.
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    Without going too deep, as a provider, Swagger has been a godsend for help with documentation, request examples, and a nice web UI for front-end developers to test against.
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    It doesn't sound like programming is the problem, do you have this problem with learning anything else in life?
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    I work for a UK based ISP. We have millions of unused addresses, largely because back in the 90s they were practically giving them away. We're still expanding and using up new IPs daily, but we often sell blocks when the department nee
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    Exhaustion refers to allocation. For example, my company has several very large subnets (we're a UK ISP), that are entirely unused, as we bought them by the million when they were cheap back in the 90s. We could sell smaller subnets (w
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    Sounds like a nice idea, but as someone that does buy a fair bit of vinyl (both for listening, and sampling), I find that part of the fun is just browsing through and taking a chance on some obscure records, and seeing what you found when y
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    There's no Android devices in my house to test with.
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    There's not much point linking to 4chan images, they disappear fairly quickly.
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    I did. I should point out I work for an ISP, so my day job is managing proxy farms, DNS, and so on. It just didn't seem to stop ads on the Smart TV with any variation of whitelist/blacklist.
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    by iDemonix 7y ago

    I setup PiHole and removed it about 2-3 days later. UBlock Origin is perfect for laptops, but I wanted to see if it'd block YouTube ads and similar on my Smart TV and mobile devices - it didn't. If anything it just caused me grief
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    by iDemonix 8y ago

    It might help to mention what skills you already have, or languages you already know?