iDemonix

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by iDemonix 9y ago
Vue 2. I love Laravel, I suck at front end. I'm working on a monitoring app at the moment that could really benefit from live updates to the display, usually I'd use jQuery and timers, but I'd like to try something more moder
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by iDemonix 9y ago
Sorry, no, I don’t really see how that contributes to the discussion.
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I work for a medium sized ISP, we have about 500 peers over exchanges like LONAP and Linx. You'd be surprised how many of our peers won't use MD5 passwords or even filter properly.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
In BGP you have sets of IP destinations, which you summarise as a prefix. Announcing or advertising means exactly what it sounds like, you announce to your peers that you have paths to these networks.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
> At the time, the company said the keylogger code had been mistakenly added to the software. Glad they cleared that one up.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
My jaw would be hanging if a company thought Myerrs Briggs was anything other than garbage.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
It doesn't do a lot, and it's far from production ready! Some of the other stuff is just things like filtering out bogus salary ranges or doing the opposite to keyword finding and ignoring jobs that use lots of tech I don't k
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by iDemonix 9y ago
Looks good. What are you using to get the jobs in the first place? I recently wrote a scraper in Python using BeautifulSoup that scrapes TechnoJobs, Indeed and some others. It looks for keywords, does some other stuff, then sends the weekly
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by iDemonix 9y ago
I often think there's a subset of people that have scripts to search Hacker News for 'gender' or 'sex' just so they can get involved with a "I identify as a rare breed of pineapple" and "muh gender&qu
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by iDemonix 9y ago
When I joined my company I got given a laptop which was utter shit. The keyboard barely worked, the display was awful, the hinge squeaked, the trackpad felt awful and the charging port broke - despite it costing a fortune. I also didn'
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by iDemonix 9y ago
API documentation and usability is so severely lacking, even in products you would expect to deliver something excellent. I work for an ISP, and we've recently acquired industry standard software for things like DDI/IPAM and so on
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by iDemonix 9y ago
The title is misleading and the content seems a bit pointless. The author doesn't appear to have solved any problems, just created further abstraction from cron itself...
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Ask HN: What can those of us outside the US do about Net Neutrality today?
4 points by iDemonix 9y ago|1 comments
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Obviously because only now it's come to the public's attention.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
Bought a Herman Miller Aeron from eBay for about £250. Was sick of burning through cheap chairs, this one is the best chair I've ever had and cost less than some of the horribly uncomfortable Ikea jobbies.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
Out of interest, did you do research first to see if anything else would fit? I see a big trend on HN of "This doesn't do X, I'll make my own" - we end up with 5000 weather apps and 8000 'game changing' note ta
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by iDemonix 9y ago
Bit of an odd article, why didn't OP just go with Linux in the first place? It sounds like he/she already had experience with it anyway. Personally I use a Mac in my sysadmin/devops role and have done for about 15 years now.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
Looks like a fun project, be interesting to see a video of how well it flies.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
> not some new technology You are aware new devices tend to contain new technology?
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by iDemonix 9y ago
Wow. Were you hoping it'd do your laundry too? I'd recommend avoiding pre-release indie games and new tech in general.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
I'm itching to set one up as a side project...
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by iDemonix 9y ago
+1 I don't use Uber, but if I did, I wouldn't really care who was arriving as it'll be a one-time interaction to get me somewhere. I love my dog more than most of my family tree, I wouldn't just hand him over to anyone.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
At my company the negative ones are all real, but positive ones (which outnumber them) are mostly fake. I imagine a lot of companies are the same.
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by iDemonix 9y ago
I gave up with all of them. A friend of mine is using Upwork and Freelancer (awful) to find gigs, and he tried to get me involved so I could help him out with overspill. It seemed like you had to put ludicrously low rates to get terrible wo
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How to Setup a Local Laravel Dev Environment Using Homestead(danwalker.com)
1 points by iDemonix 9y ago|0 comments
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by iDemonix 9y ago
I'm actually at a large-ish enterprise that needs a new knowledge system ASAP. I wouldn't really consider Shelf as I can't self-host (security concerns, BCP concerns etc), and even if I were to pay for something cloud hosted,
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by iDemonix 9y ago
If you struggle to get any of your indexing working, let me know and I can Google it, whilst you grep through your stale Stack Overflow archive. Your reply seems pointless, yes I could download an entire copy of Wikipedia, compress it and i
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by iDemonix 9y ago
On Mac if you hit CMD+T you can just start typing a username (or channel name) and as soon as it's selected, hit enter once. That's how I navigate around Slack.
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Sennheiser Momentum over-ears for the office (closed back) Sennheiser HD600 + Marantz PM65005 amp for home (open back)
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This. I'm not a Catholic (or follower of any religion) but I also try not to be wasteful with anything from food packaging to technology recycling.

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