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by jefe78 15y ago
Does anyone else understand what the hell was trying to be said in that article?! Incoherent as all hell..
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by jefe78 15y ago
Ya, that was pretty unimpressive too. Thanks ESPN for helping me relive my highschool name calling! /sarcasm
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by jefe78 15y ago
I checked out their FAQ. Holy restrictions Batman. I've been wanting to do something with score data for awhile but with this many restrictions, why bother? I'll just crawl the data from other sources. Good effort ESPN...
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by jefe78 15y ago
Right, because ~$20 is a lot of money for an embeddable device. If you're looking at this as a desktop replacement/barebones media streamer, then your post might have SOME merit. But frankly, most of us have other plans for these little guy
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by jefe78 15y ago
Any sysadmin going the route of 'job security' through obscurity(i.e., no automation or documentation) should be classified as criminally negligent. My speciality is disaster planning and recovery. I consider myself being hit by a bus a pot
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by jefe78 15y ago
Haha, pretty much. He also referenced 'registry' tweaks. Windows admins...
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by jefe78 15y ago
No disrespect, but after a statement like this, "...deployment privilege on a few production machines for testing and experiment.", I wouldn't let you near my servers. That's not what a production server is for.
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by jefe78 15y ago
I chuckled at the obvious satire. However, I have heard of 'sysadmins' that are complaining with less humour in their voices. The 'pure sysadmin' role is alive and strong. Those being forced out by devops are either not very good or the org
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Xombies In Space(engadget.com)
1 points by jefe78 15y ago|0 comments
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by jefe78 15y ago
I have noticed the same thing.
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by jefe78 16y ago
I agree, but it might then be nice to offer several alternative TLDs perhaps? Just a thought!
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by jefe78 16y ago
This is pretty impressive. It will be nice to see a way of adding your own domains though. The video was a little hard to see though, but the simplicity of the process probably negates that fact.
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Ask HN: Astrophysics for a guy who can't remember highschool math?
1 points by jefe78 16y ago|0 comments
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by jefe78 16y ago
One application I spend a lot of time working on/modifying is my crawler. It uses Python's Beautiful Soup. Other applications I use/work on are my master control application. It is written in C and handles configuration sharing between syst
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by jefe78 16y ago
Interesting explanation. Would you recommend Lisp to a C/Python developer who is focused on system applications?
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by jefe78 16y ago
Would you run away if I told you to? Probably not. Would you run away if I told you there was an impending explosion? Probably. Its one thing to tell people to do things. Its another to explain to them the benefits of doing so. Seemed like
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by jefe78 16y ago
I keep seeing all this talk of learning lisp but not a whole lot of rationale. Why should we learn lisp? What will it replace? Why will it replace? etc...
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by jefe78 16y ago
Its called humour. Lolz were had. Enjoy.
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by jefe78 16y ago
I'm going for it if he accepts me. I have some basic training experience in the Canadian Army(bum ankle). The chance to fire an AK and make a little cash while sailing around that part of the world...hell ya.
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by jefe78 16y ago
Is it ok? Sure. Does it show a general lack of respect for your friend? Yes. I wouldn't do it but that doesn't mean you shouldn't...I suppose.
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by jefe78 16y ago
I went out of my way to target YC and Github...those were some nasty fights! Edit - avoid Google for awhile! Firm beating by them :S
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by jefe78 16y ago
Really enjoying this for some reason. I'd love to be able to add my own icons to the database somehow. Edit - what about allowing us to add our own icons but having them weighted by something like their Alexa site ranking? That should keep
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by jefe78 16y ago
An idea: add it to the Chrome app store? I'd love to see a quick-link when I open a new tab...who wants to be productive anyways?!
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by jefe78 16y ago
I plan on deploying this over the next few days to a fresh server for the 'lulz' factor. As mentioned already, I really did expect something a little more simplified for an open-source application. That guide is most likely going to take a
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by jefe78 16y ago
I see no kittens.... Using Chrome and thoroughly disappointed.
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by jefe78 16y ago
Agreed. He really crossed a line on that one. Standard operating procedure should be to NEVER reveal ANY information about a customer, even whether or not they are customers. One more reason to shy away from Joyent. Edit - Jed from Linode?!
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by jefe78 16y ago
Agreed. They're better.
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by jefe78 16y ago
+1 for Linode. I've literally never had a problem. I'm a huge fan and I'm picky as hell.
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by jefe78 16y ago
I've looked around and can't seem to find what he's been up to since then. I know the guy is probably well off enough to just do nothing, but a smart kid like that? He must be working on something. I'd love to know.
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by jefe78 16y ago
Free snacks/drinks are always nice. Having lunch delivered also keeps people at their desk, working longer. Edit - I used to work for a company that offered a daily lunch budget, on the condition that it be delivered. You were free to eat a

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