izietto

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   by izietto 13y ago

   I'm in the your boat too, it's really a pity
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   by izietto 13y ago

   The Q/A is the product, the users are the producers
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   by izietto 13y ago

   I use "cd -" all the time, it changes to the previous working directory
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   by izietto 13y ago

   Mint's cinnamon and Mate are awesome; give them a try
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   by izietto 13y ago

   I tried it a couple of times on my mom's pc; I really hate that phone interface (is it called Metro?) because I use a pc so I want a comfortable pc experience. About the performance point I can't say anything, but I'm fine wi
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   by izietto 13y ago

   I hope Windows 7 support will never end, I refuse to put my hands on Windows >= 8
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   by izietto 13y ago

   Yes, but you don't have to repeat it five times; it seems that you are pushing the thing
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   by izietto 13y ago

   Sure, but speed of rebuilds is important when you rebuild often, which is not my case. In my case the Dockerfile is easily replaced with a bash set -e script, which has never gave problems to me: deboostrap, share volumes, aptitude install
9. 429.▲
   by izietto 13y ago

   Or schroot on Linux, as I wrote in another comment
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    by izietto 13y ago

    Since I already use schroot and I'm happy with it since it is a mature project I'll continue to use it, keeping a look to next Docker developments.
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    by izietto 13y ago

    For non-Paas use cases (for example, a development server with a bunch of projects) I find schroot (1) simpler and more productive. For example, you can use the normal `service stop / service start` instead of writing manually init scr
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    by izietto 13y ago

    I wrote this script in order to create a friend list which excludes my parents: https://gist.github.com/mdesantis/9638125
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    by izietto 13y ago

    hubiC by OVH offers 10TB for 10€: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7397607
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    HubiC by OVH: 10TB for 10€/month(hubic.com)

    2 points by izietto 13y ago|0 comments
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    by izietto 13y ago

    I love Ubuntu fonts http://font.ubuntu.com/
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    by izietto 13y ago

    I like your nginx logo it very much!
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    by izietto 13y ago

    In Italy we say "missed the train" :-)
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    by izietto 13y ago

    $10000 seems to me a great amount for having this!
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    'I am dying,' young volunteer medic tweets after being shot in Kiev(ibtimes.co.uk)

    1 points by izietto 13y ago|0 comments
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    by izietto 13y ago

    OMG current GNOME is really ugly
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    by izietto 13y ago

    I don't trust those benchmarks: what configuration are they using? rails in development or production mode? behind web server or pure application server? if yes, socket or port? which database? socket or port? which drivers? there are
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    Red: a REBOL inspired programming language(red-lang.org)

    3 points by izietto 13y ago|0 comments
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    by izietto 13y ago

    How romantic! <3 <3 <3
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    by izietto 13y ago

    Why did they use the Sublime Text icon to indicate Javascript O.O
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    by izietto 13y ago

    > Added support for SPDY 3.1 protocol Just in time to use it with nginx 1.5.10 :P
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    Code performance with gprof(linuxuser.co.uk)

    2 points by izietto 13y ago|0 comments
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    Happy 40th birthday, Dungeons & Dragons(games.yahoo.com)

    140 points by izietto 13y ago|50 comments
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    by izietto 13y ago

    Did Romans play at D&D???
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    ROMA: a distributed Key-Value Store written in Ruby(code.google.com)

    1 points by izietto 13y ago|0 comments
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    by izietto 13y ago

    "Easier to read" is the biggest advantage IMHO; I don't find that they are "easier to write": for me it's more immediate to write code in a big dirty main, than in small and self-documenting functions. But ther