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by kentt 9y ago
We're number one!
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by kentt 9y ago
Hi Solomon, Thanks for responding. There really isn't many more details other than that. It was in DockerCon Seattle in the space needle. I don't remember who the employee was. I did generally get the feeling that Docker emplo
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by kentt 9y ago
Oh, because it's true. Their employees were fairly outspoken about it at Dockercon. I had one just dramatically and rudely turn and walk away from me mid-sentence when I mentioned I was using Kubernetes.
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by kentt 9y ago
Didn't Docker already have a project called Moby? Is this the same thing?
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by kentt 9y ago
Great I almost used it for a project and ended up using Buildkite instead. Glad I dodged a bullet and didn't depend on something Oracle.
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by kentt 10y ago
Ya I feel so stupid for buying I to the Bitcoin hype at $60.
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by kentt 10y ago
Thanks.
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by kentt 10y ago
I couldn't find it easily, but is CronJob out of alpha? As always, great work. I have no regrets about choosing k8s.
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by kentt 10y ago
I'll join in and say the Galago was one of the worst computers I've had.
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by kentt 10y ago
It modifies the behavior of scrolling when you click a link. To me that's scroll hijacking.
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by kentt 10y ago
It is a scroll hijacking library, it's just not as wretched as most. It's not animating the links but rather animating scrolling to the links by slowing the scrolling.
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by kentt 10y ago
If you use this or any other scroll hijacking library, I immediately hit the back button.
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by kentt 10y ago
Yep JP edition for me. More thumb keys are very useful.
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by kentt 10y ago
Why?
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by kentt 10y ago
> At least in the representative sample of 5 linux users around me, 3 are using minimal setups (not so representative I know). Agreed, but I know of precious few WM users who went back to a DE. It feels like it would be 100 more effort
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by kentt 10y ago
They aren't being criticized for writing an electron app. The criticism is that they've written something that should be lightweight but isn't. Further, it probably is not useful unless it is lightweight.
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by kentt 10y ago
It is very easy to switch pools and miners do it regularly. If a pool makes poor decisions, the exodus from that pool is very fast.
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by kentt 10y ago
Oh my. I've needed this so badly. There are so many little things that still obstinately need a mouse even after I've almost completely done away with one. Thank you so much.
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by kentt 10y ago
I think the idea here is that the docker level caching isn't well suited for this. Eg for us we install all relevant gems with `bundle install`. If you update one gem, that the whole layer is rebuilt. Since the whole `bundle install
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by kentt 10y ago
I'd also warn against purchasing system76 Here's some (mostly negative) thoughts on it from last time they came up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12851080
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by kentt 10y ago
Similar experience. My electronics generally get passed on in similar condition to when I bought them. The System76 Galago, I had was completely broken when I finally replaced it. Battery would not accept a charge, had to replace the key
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by kentt 10y ago
Thanks I'll start there. I keep feeling like I'm missing out on something by not being a Vim expert.
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by kentt 10y ago
I've been interested in using vim and am not completely useless at using it, but I haven't quite been able to commit to it. The main reason is that I'm not sure it's any faster than using IntelliJs products well. Last
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by kentt 10y ago
I despise the way you've dealt with this issue with as much dishonesty as you thought you could get away with. I will be migrating away from your service first thing Monday. I will not use you services again and will ensure that my cli
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by kentt 10y ago
For this who haven't been following along, this is the CEO of CloudFlare lying in a way that misrepresents a major problem CloudFlare created. Additionally, they are trying to blame parts of this problem on those that told them about
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by kentt 10y ago
I believe I was rejected after a job interview because of not drinking. Another boss I had any a different job told me he fired someone for not partying with everyone else. If you went to these parties and didn't drink, the boss would
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by kentt 10y ago
One of the worst parts of Ruby. I can see the argument that it could be better to have save if valid rather than if valid save end but what I see 9 times out of 10 is things.do each |thing| foo bar baz
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by kentt 10y ago
I don't think that necessarily make it's illegal to do it anyway.
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by kentt 10y ago
It's disappointing that all the comments are so negative. This is a great idea and solves a real problem for a lot of use cases. I remembering years ago Facebook says it had this problem. A lot of the comments were centered around tha
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by kentt 10y ago
Seconded. I have the same monitor and it's a perfect upgrade from my old 3 27"-24" monitors. 40" seems perfect to not have turn your head too much, two would be too much for me.

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