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by justizin 12y ago
or howabout a Capfile and use capistrano? it's abused for many purposes, but its' job is managing versioned deployments which can be rolled back. you want this as early as possible, don't shun learning a tool for a couple hou
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by justizin 12y ago
this is the read that got me into doctorow, of course basically all of his other writing is great. 'little brother' was the 'one city, one book' selection by SF Library last year, and anyone concerned about the surveill
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by justizin 12y ago
comcast charges netflix for interconnects, not prioritization, and everyone is up in arms, but AT&T performs NSA-style deep packet inspection to fuel ads, unless you pay a ransom, and everyone is basically ok with it. This is why I don&
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by justizin 12y ago
this just made my day.
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by justizin 12y ago
he might, but what if he upgrades his OpenOffice and there's a fucking bug that turns spell-check back on? or upgrades OS X and it starts forcing autocorrect by default into ALL TEXT FIELDS, like his irc client. my grandfather used a
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by justizin 12y ago
this is how all networks work. there are no special MIT theses. get an ASN and use BGP. Fiber hardware at $30 each is probably not happening, since we barely get ethernet hardware in that price range, and certainly not of any quality.
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by justizin 12y ago
"In their defense I should have probably read the fine print" Nope.
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by justizin 12y ago
hadn't heard of this, sounds like a _fucking_ good idea.
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by justizin 12y ago
well, coinbase and other exchanges have been known to stall your transfers due to issues with cold storage or, really, who knows what. hive is an alternative to running something like bitcoin-qt, which uses a lot of bandwidth and compute to
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by justizin 12y ago
frustrating, indeed. the short answer is, if you are in the know, and you switch from iphone to android, disable iMessage on your iPhone first. It would be great to see an interoperable solution replace iMessage, but for now, it is (purport
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by justizin 12y ago
which petition site's mailing list do you want to end up on? ;)
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by justizin 12y ago
i was more going after these angles: (a) once upon a time, it was _expected_ of a competent developer to be able to run a server with a web server and a resume html file. putting your resume in github is no more impressive than putting
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by justizin 12y ago
github is not your fucking resume, whippersnappers.
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by justizin 12y ago
the irony of using network management techniques to protest the lack of a law which could outlaw this very type of network management is pretty thick. pure net neutrality could make it illegal to have software which treats any ip addresses
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by justizin 12y ago
increasingly this looks like a smart choice. :/
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by justizin 12y ago
right, I always read HN on my phone ;d
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by justizin 12y ago
sometimes it's fucking _all marketing_, i worked at a place who burned through user acquisition and just spent that money on more user acquisition, but that's the exception, i think. ;)
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by justizin 12y ago
THANK YOU. I've been raising cain about this in the chef community for some time - node objects can easily be as large as 128kb+ of json, which can consume over 1-2MB once parsed into a ruby json object. An empty search of a system wi
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by justizin 12y ago
disclaimer: not that i fucking condone this _at all_ in response to your musings, the person leaving is supposed to wait for the person buying the spot. you can sort of say 'i am getting ready to leave', and then you get a buzz w
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by justizin 12y ago
yes, please! have needed a tool to help deal with unfollowing some folks for a while, i am always at follow limit, and when you're in the ui follow list it starts with the people who tweet the most and who you interact with the most af
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by justizin 13y ago
"Salaried employees are paid regardless of hours worked, which means that you are technically always employed, regardless if you're expected to be working." I don't know what third-world despot you've gotten stockho
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by justizin 13y ago
"each side loses some as a result" Side 1: advertisers, budget: millions Side 2: small content providers, revenue: hundreds There's no way that's balanced.
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by justizin 13y ago
right. without popcorn time, i can download movies on a good connection faster via torrent than from itunes. i can watch tv shows that are artificially delayed from recordings on the east coast before they air on the west coast. i'm
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by justizin 13y ago
Because tech companies have never followed any significant rules regarding employment, most tech companies are de facto hostile work environments, even if they try not to, because of the behavior of individuals toward each other. There&#x2
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by justizin 13y ago
HR is a dangerous force like that, you bring it in to prevent discrimination, and before long it exists only to hold open the door and collect signatures for anyone who registers a complaint.
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by justizin 13y ago
right. all being techies is not enough of a shared culture to accomplish anything outside of typical employment.
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by justizin 13y ago
blah blah blah acm blah
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by justizin 13y ago
"The underlying cause of my pain? This fact: not every company is a start-up, though it appears that every company must act as though they were." DevOps is not about startups, DevOps is about avoiding the pitfalls of big companies
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by justizin 13y ago
That's completely inaccurate, DevOps is most definitely about getting Developers to think about their software being Operated, and it is not about 'Ops Guys' coding for the first time ever - we always wrote automation tools.
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by justizin 13y ago
PolarSSL condones the practice that makes OpenSSL less secure than any other, which is commercial entities not being obligated to give back. They simply extend that privilege to people who include it in a commercial product. The biggest pr

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