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by jajern 9y ago
I think you should usually practice what you preach. I did a HTTP/2 test on their server and it doesn't support it.
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by jajern 10y ago
Yes, support and peace of mind. Packages that make it into their repository are fully tested and supported by RH. Almost all of them are old but they are pretty much guaranteed stable and Red Hat will support the software until the EOL of
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by jajern 10y ago
I did this a couple years ago. It was pretty enjoyable and I learned quite a bit about Linux that I still apply almost every day.
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by jajern 10y ago
Does your income come from donations or is there another revenue source? I ask because OP said that successful meant "provides the majority of the person's income" in this context. I'm curious if donations were enough
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by jajern 10y ago
I think the problem is that it's not a very useful graph. I think breaking out the overall IT into other areas would make more sense with smaller percentages being shown as "Other".
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by jajern 10y ago
As a previous web developer, I had the most success with the 1 to 2 person companies and with companies that were 20+ employees. It was the SMB in the middle range there that were trouble. The small-town-successful companies.
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by jajern 10y ago
Gas gauges our pretty inaccurate anyways. So are the "miles left" that newer cars display.
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by jajern 10y ago
I think people that have never had to buy an off-contract or replacement phone don't realize the actual cost of the device.
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by jajern 10y ago
I think the updating of the page title in the browser tab is the main feature. Also, the favicon updates. So you can be doing something in another tab and see the timer in the timer tab.
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by jajern 10y ago
I'm curious too. I can't think of any reason I would use this. Maybe to use during an online course or something, but most of them offer a way to do that already.
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by jajern 10y ago
Not OP, but I've heard of people getting hijacked and finding a bunch of VPSs spun up sending out spam and other malware related stuff. Maybe that's what they mean.
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by jajern 10y ago
A fairly powerful, fanless computer with a 6 year warranty that can run multiple 4K displays for less than a well built MBPro is probably worth it to quite a few people. Besides people who just "want" a fanless PC, there are lab
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by jajern 10y ago
These are meant to be industrial computers. To be used for things such as being the brains of an automation system.
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by jajern 10y ago
This is my go to when trying to figure out why a regex isn't working how it should.
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by jajern 10y ago
This is actually one of the few types of examples that I think fit here. Most of the other people are just posting their side projects. When I clicked this I was expecting some quick bash/batch/python/etc. scripts that do u
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by jajern 10y ago
There was a small discussion recently (last week maybe?) about having a site similar to the old fuckedcompany. I'm guessing that's why it made any traction.
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by jajern 10y ago
Same here. It just times out after a few seconds.
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by jajern 10y ago
The star button on Github is kind of similar to "liking" a repo. Stargazers, I'm guessing, are the group of people that have clicked the star button on a repo.
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by jajern 10y ago
Sounds cool. I'm probably not going to install it without an idea of what it's capable of. Maybe a better README with some examples and screenshots would be helpful.
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by jajern 10y ago
If someone uses the Google CDN to load the font does the browser/website even look to see if the font is loaded on your local computer?
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by jajern 10y ago
You'll probably want to start with the GNU Social source code and also take a look at mastodon to see how they hook into GNU Social. As for decentralizing, my thought would be that it should have been a developed around that from the s
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by jajern 10y ago
I've found that using RVM, much like using virtualenv in python, has helped me with Ruby issues. It doesn't work exactly like virtualenv but it's pretty close.
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by jajern 10y ago
There are still COBOL jobs too. Where I'm at Fortran is still pretty popular. Hell, I just wrote an internal app to communicate with a Vax!
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by jajern 10y ago
I like how in one of the demo videos a guy is plugging his macbook into the hydradock, but he has a thunderbolt apple monitor and all apple wireless accessories. So, this guy spent $1000+ on apple hardware that plugs into his macbook with
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by jajern 10y ago
Or, rather than have to give you a promotion HR said, "hey, let's just make them think they were always a Senior Engineer this whole time!"
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by jajern 10y ago
You can get married for about $60 (or the cost of a marriage license in your area). Of course, if you want a Wedding then that's a little different.
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by jajern 10y ago
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
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by jajern 10y ago
It's funny that they say that because I would say, if I did call things hipster, that this was hipster. Typically hipsters are defined as people that go against mainstream. Well this is pretty far from current, popular app dev enviro
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by jajern 11y ago
I don't see the point either way. Maybe they mean `echo '127.0.0.1 facebook.com www.facebook.com' >> /etc/hosts`?
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by jajern 11y ago
Not mine either, but their sales pitches to the people above me are really good.

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