jmolinaso

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by jmolinaso 10y ago
True story, when in Europe the cheerers are the ultras we all get it as a sign that something is not going in the "right" (ironically right) direction. Anyway, too many actors, too many variables too many things to come. Just wait
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by jmolinaso 10y ago
Is quite a good one, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_federal_election,_March...
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by jmolinaso 10y ago
Well, real live conversations differ from digital ones. Granted that now we can talk about that topic without being in the same room, but depending the topic you won't word your opinion in certain channels, you self censored yourself d
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by jmolinaso 10y ago
Well, one of my habits is to keep those locks and avoid giving the address unless is really necessary. Certainly you can eventually find where I live and pay a visit, but I can ask you politely to leave or call the cops on you if your inten
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by jmolinaso 10y ago
I'm back from that paranoia period, my conclusions: - In real life you have no privacy, but still you don't think about it (white pages, community hall inscriptions, driving license, medical history, ...), apart of white pages try
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by jmolinaso 11y ago
Exactly, I'm in favor of open source, but I'm against of open sourcing something useless and drain funds that might be useful in somewhere else. The example I get in mind is the gnupg project, that guy almost got broke for such an
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by jmolinaso 11y ago
I speak for myself. I find a bit against the Open Source culture. Normally the Open Source projects start from a personal itch, meaning that nobody sits down and think I'll do this cool Open Source program that people will use. On my e
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by jmolinaso 11y ago
In my case I work in a small company that expects you to work 3h full, then 1 hour lunch, and then 6 hours full. Luckily is only about a week and I can leave and start in a normal company where everything is bit more structured. But now I u
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8 Hours of programming a day is too much(programmers.stackexchange.com)
12 points by jmolinaso 11y ago|4 comments
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by jmolinaso 11y ago
you forgot 2 more points h)... i)PROFIT ;-) now serious! Refactoring! Sometimes I learn something new, then I revisit any project I started and refactor it. If you want to get some numbers to compare, you might look on lines of code removed
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by jmolinaso 11y ago
Just to add my advice to the list. I'm 35, I went through a path to get to be a developer that took me long, I could call myself "software developer" round 30's, that's by the time I finish my Bachelor degree and fo
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by jmolinaso 12y ago
Since all the scandals about security, I came up with a different approach, instead to increase cryptography, just build kind of a reverse surveillance. A place like gravatar that informs you who is accessing to your profiles on your social
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by jmolinaso 12y ago
try ufw https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW pretty straight forward
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by jmolinaso 13y ago
That's a quite interesting concept, my way to do 'katas' is with projecteuler.net, now I'm getting some coding speed by reading a book about patterns or checking the wikipedia for software patterns. If you get to combine