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by jonotime 9y ago
Interesting. I like the restartless configs idea. This is becoming more common these days with short lived microservices. This week I just switched my load balancer setup from HAProxy to Traefik - very nice API based setup. https:/&#x
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by jonotime 9y ago
https://github.com/jonocodes/envoy Docker Envoy Encapsulates a kind of different Docker workflow. One where your Dockerfiles live in a separate area from your project. Includes a bunch of bash helper functions for comm
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by jonotime 9y ago
Doesnt really answer my question. Who are these "people in apache" who cannot see like LibreOffice is more mature product? Well, what does "people in apache" mean?
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by jonotime 9y ago
Genuine curiosity. Since I dont know much about the nitty gritty history of the fork. Who are these couple people who work on AOO instead of LO and why do they? Do they think its a better product? Better community? Brand loyalty? Money? Did
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by jonotime 10y ago
Hey! What do you know? I guess they added support after enough complaints. Now I'll give it a go.
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by jonotime 10y ago
My problem with Telegram is I want to use it but they wont let me. I use a budget phone service (freedompop) which apparently is technically voip, but I did not know until I tried to register for Telegram with it. They refuse to send me tex
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by jonotime 10y ago
This is a project I created a few months back for a dev need we had on my team. It could use a little work, but I figured it would be worth sharing in case people found the idea valuable.
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Show HN: Branchr – Continuous deployment of feature branches in development(github.com)
4 points by jonotime 10y ago|2 comments
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by jonotime 10y ago
I love the Docker solution for this. Every day I find more and more problems that Docker can solve for me. However I dont think this will work for my setup. I run Arch Linux on a Raspberry PI, which serves OwnCloud via Apache. I have always
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by jonotime 10y ago
I was not specifically addressing you. I was just laying out some of the dated arguments about why humans need meat. But anyway, you are saying in many ways how YOU personally dont like lentils and veggie burgers. I already addressed this i
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by jonotime 10y ago
OP here. Funny how this conversation sided into vegetarianism. Because I am one who sides with the moral issues - as a vegan, Firefox, Linux user. I represent the ones mentioned here who will go the extra mile, which is typically the harder
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by jonotime 10y ago
In regards to the meat eating arguments: 1. There are no special chemicals or compounds (protein, iron, etc) in meat that can not be found elsewhere. 2. The protein myth is strong in the US, but it is hard to find almost any food that lacks
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Choose Firefox Now, or Later You Won't Get a Choice (2014)(robert.ocallahan.org)
484 points by jonotime 10y ago|295 comments
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by jonotime 10y ago
Love NixOS. I spend about a month in it. While it did feel very complete, I did end up reverting to Arch just for lack of time. I agree that you have to learn the nix packaging language in order to make good use of the system. When I have m
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by jonotime 10y ago
Interesting since I continue to be impressed by my skylake's low power consumption. I built a desktop (arch linux kernel 4.2 - 4.4) a few months back and my killawatt generally show 25-35 watts. Thats way below my old desktop. Its also
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by jonotime 11y ago
There's also NIX, which I think does a good job of issolation in user space. https://nixos.org/nix/
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by jonotime 11y ago
there are several zsh autocomplete type plugins. I like this one https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-history-substring-search
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by jonotime 11y ago
Fish shell is awesome. But yes, compatibility of sourced functions was a bit of a problem for me. After about a year with it, I switched back to zsh. With a couple plugins I was able to get much of the fish features out it, while keeping th
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by jonotime 13y ago
Thanks for this blog entry. I happen to be going through this problem right now. I'm a developer who just moved to SF. There are tons of jobs, but I freeze up during tech interviews. In the past I have landed jobs at small companies wi
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by jonotime 14y ago
Yup. I used to wear booties when I wore clipping shoes. But then I switched to heavy boots without clips and it was warmer. Never had a problem with hands. I got some down ski mittens. In fact they are too hot - but the key is 'mittens'. On
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by jonotime 14y ago
My ride to work is over an hour each way. Been doing it every day for years here in the northeast U.S. A mostly residential route. Funny thing is if I take the bus, it takes the same amount of time. I started doing this out of a distaste fo