jefe78

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by jefe78 16y ago
Have to agree. They lost me a long time ago.
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by jefe78 16y ago
Is there a way we contribute without our wallets?
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HTML5 drawing application for Chrome - whats next?(chrome.google.com)
5 points by jefe78 16y ago|2 comments
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by jefe78 16y ago
Its not surprising. We make extensive use of Python. Its great. I get so busy doing so many things that I often don't develop for months at a time. This used to be a problem when I used C. With Python its a non-issue.
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Recovery is possible with RIPLinuX(linuxpromagazine.com)
4 points by jefe78 16y ago|0 comments
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by jefe78 16y ago
Likewise. I started using it back in ~2008(I believe) and haven't looked back. I figured there was value in reposting this for those that aren't familiar with it and some of the recent changes.
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by jefe78 16y ago
That guy needs a raise!
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Many computers/displays, 1 keyboard/mouse to control them all(nethackz.com)
1 points by jefe78 16y ago|2 comments
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by jefe78 16y ago
I have to admit, when I saw this I went looking for resume examples in LaTeX and I was impressed. I'm downloading Lyx right now(Linux high-level LaTeX front-end) and intend to redo my resume...and I'm not even looking for work! Its that app
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by jefe78 16y ago
Interesting idea. How does it differ from using Dropbox + Keepassx though? Frankly, I feel safe when using that setup. I read your FAQ and such. I found that, for a 'security' product, it was light on the security details. Mentioning encryp
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by jefe78 16y ago
Its feasible and can certainly be done! http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/wiki/SharingScrip... Enjoy! I know we'll be using this soon.
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Python, JRuby on the Android Platform in 10 Steps(thebitsource.com)
110 points by jefe78 16y ago|31 comments
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by jefe78 16y ago
90,000 was an exaggeration. The point stands though.
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by jefe78 16y ago
I've used and endorse it. Set it up to accept a knock sequence along the lines of: Port 38378, 1292, 65000, in quick succession. IMPOSSIBLE a port scan will ever hit those ports in that order. Have that sequence trigger a modification to yo
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by jefe78 16y ago
Using keys isn't always an option. Passwords are a necessary evil in SOME cases. Which is to say, keys are ideal when appropriate.
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by jefe78 16y ago
I've always moved my server ports to the 10,000+ range. The number of connections is trivial. In conjunction with the following, I've had virtually no issues: Port 22222 #Easy to remember, rarely hit. Even if it does get hit, it takes them
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by jefe78 16y ago
My company has two people learning Django right now(including myself). Do you have any recommendations for learning resources? One person is used to working with frameworks, I'm not. What was your take on the learning curve?
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by jefe78 16y ago
Two minor issues: Clicked on "another random clue" after reading the first one. That disappeared on the following clues. Having to use Twitter/any other common ID is going to cause people to shy away. Let me register for my own ID on your s
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by jefe78 16y ago
I have to agree. I was an avid FF user for many years. I shied away from Chrome for quite some time, until this December. A fresh FF install with no addons was painfully unresponsive, given 'too many tabs'. Those same tabs in Chrome chugged
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by jefe78 16y ago
If you love the language you're coding in, the honeymoon may never fade. Get me working on some old school C or Python and I'll have the same problem. "Crap, its 3am...did I eat?" Keep at it! I hope you keep enjoying it.
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by jefe78 16y ago
Mine too! I can't fathom burning CDs. Heck, when you've got 2 4U servers with 16 disks each and ~6 other machines under your desk for a total of ~60 disks, whats the harm of having a desktop machine running this?
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by jefe78 16y ago
You're right. My 3rd attempt at my timezone triggered my video...
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by jefe78 16y ago
I've tried it 3 times now. Assumed my time zone(EDT) and then what I assumed was a fair assumption of PDT. Nothing yet. I'd be fired if I'd trusted this!
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by jefe78 16y ago
Am I mistaken in assuming this is based on your local servers timezone? I set a test alarm and it didn't go off.
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by jefe78 16y ago
I think your last paragraph nails it. He apparently called out a bunch of innocent people. Imagine the damage that could do? And agreed, the coder was a saint among men!
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by jefe78 16y ago
One solution that occurred to me, was to setup a(assuming MySQL)mirrored database. Another idea is to setup a MySQL dump script or something similar. Just a couple of ideas :)
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by jefe78 16y ago
I had nothing against Groupon(beyond being annoyed about hearing their name, ALL THE TIME!), until I saw this. Who approved this?!
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Ask HN: How many pictures do you have and what size are they?
2 points by jefe78 16y ago|5 comments
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by jefe78 16y ago
Yes, yes you do! So good, I finally decided to sign up for a Deluxe account after years as a free user(for my personal network), just because of the story! ZipGrid will be a proud user of OpenDns! How did the new round of investors come to
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by jefe78 16y ago
What is your target demographic? I'd love to see something for younger kids/teens.

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