jetblackio

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by jetblackio 12y ago
This looks very nice. Is there any plan to add support for Ansible? Not sure I'm a fan of having bash scripts in the UI which are not available locally (is that the case?). I'd much rather have an Ansible repo in git that I develo
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by jetblackio 12y ago
This looks really cool. I'm curious how this compares to something like Couchbase, which also has horizontal scaling abilities. I guess I know what I'm doing this weekend.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Come on guys, there's a video right on the front page. It's only a couple of minutes. It explains very well what Ethereum is. I almost always prefer that the site be self-explanatory in just a few seconds as well, but if you'
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Can't even open spreadsheets in Google Docs. I can open regular docs though.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
So are google spreadsheets in google docs.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Looks like spreadsheets in Google Docs as well.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Great explanation, thanks for posting. It cleared up a few things for me.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Pen and paper, using Bullet Journal conventions ( http://www.bulletjournal.com/ ). Ultimately the problem I have with digital todo lists is todo-creep. Lists become large and unwieldy. Old todos are not automatically deleted.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
I'm not so sure that it has anything to do with complexity of understanding. Joins make scaling RDMSs horizontally much more difficult, if not impossible in certain situations.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Thanks for the reply. I do have a couple pretty simple projects in mind. This may be the impetus I need to go ahead and get started. Thanks!
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Haven't you heard? WolframAlpha's new language!!! http://venturebeat.com/2013/11/29/sentient-code-an-inside-lo...
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by jetblackio 13y ago
I'm curious about this as well. From what I've read, it seems like it would be possible to have separate containers for each process, and then combine them together into a single container for deployment. If that works in reality,
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by jetblackio 13y ago
That's interesting to hear. I'm a system administrator and would like to learn web development. I was planning on starting with Rails. I know the basics of HTML and CSS and am pretty experienced with SQL. Do you have a route of le
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Absolutely love this site. It's incredibly well written, informative, and on point.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Yep, definitely sounds like an appropriate use case. I was just poking a little fun at the possibility of it being used to exploit users.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Aka, extort users to pay for bug fixes :)
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by jetblackio 13y ago
For the last one, I see a velociraptor :) http://s177.photobucket.com/user/p0oki_photo/media/Velocirap...
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Looks a bit too similar to Opscode's logo for my taste: http://www.juliandunn.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/opscode...
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Only if you like live music, a beautiful city, wonderful people, and an old guy who rides his bike around town in a thong, usually pink.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Which then translates to, "Amazon Amazon Web Services Web Servies"
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Maybe I'm a little more trusting than I should be, but I can totally understand how a program like this would be justified in the minds of agents and agencies trying to do better at their jobs. They probably truly believe that this pro
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Well, I'd probably expect transparency to at least come in two forms: 1. Broad annual reports containing the number of individuals were investigated, or whose 'file' was pulled, and the number of investigations that resulted
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by jetblackio 13y ago
I think instead of trying to fight the increased levels of surveillance by both governments and corporations, we need to focus on increasing the levels of transparency. I personally don't really care that governments and other organiza
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Wow, this is great information. Yes, I'm in the Denver area. As for my position, I was hired as a Senior System Administrator and definitely have the responsibilities of one. I have about 5 years experience in Linux administration, but obvi
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Please bear with me for any misunderstandings of the situation, as I'm new to contracting, and only recently took this position. I'm in Colorado and I do not get any benefits. The company I'm contracted to only works with this recruitment a
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Recruiters. I had a salaried job and was contacted by recruiters. They were recruiting for a company that is about 50/50 salaried/contracting. Other than that, nothing special. One thing that I didn't see being brought up in the thread you
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by jetblackio 13y ago
What? I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to say. Might want to edit it to make it clearer. Anyway, I think you are wondering why this news is on Hackernews. I'd say it's because there are a lot of politically conscience people he
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Sounds a lot like Dwight Shrute from 'The Office'. At least, I found myself reading this in Dwight's voice.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Sounds like we are on the same page exactly. That process sounds good. And if you are able to clearly lay out how all the various tools integrate in to a cohesive whole, you'll have solved a very big problem in the Chef community.
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by jetblackio 13y ago
Thanks for the response. While I haven't read the book yet and only briefly looked through it, I think the most important areas to cover are 'development process/workflow' and 'testing'. Opscode does a pretty good job of explaining how to a

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