lewaldman

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by lewaldman 12y ago
I was a VIM guy for some 3 or 4 years... but then... I wanted to learn LISP. Aaand... you can't try to learn LISP without Emacs. So, Emacs + Evil Mode and some months latter, I'm a full converted. My last play-out with Emacs was o
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by lewaldman 12y ago
AwesomeWM + Conkeror... Switched to it and never looked back.
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by lewaldman 12y ago
Could any one point me what's wrong with nominal users and keys managed by system automation (AKA Puppet/Chef/SaltStack)?
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by lewaldman 12y ago
Surely you mean AwesomeWM.
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by lewaldman 12y ago
> Let's be frank. I don't need you. So if I see you being mugged/raped/beaten, should I just go on my merry way or should I help you? Yes... you should unless is someone that you care enough to risk abandon every love
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by lewaldman 12y ago
Same here but binded to F1 and always running it's own tmux session with a root logged terminal, a regular one aaaannnddd a Cmus openend! :P Nice one about the IRC... will put it on the tmux fourth tab! :D
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by lewaldman 12y ago
This would be kibana+elasticsearch+logstash :P
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by lewaldman 12y ago
Was thinking about install it as my main desktop environment... Went to check the packages and no AwesomeWM. Any one knows how hard is to add a package?
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by lewaldman 12y ago
It counts as duplicated content. A 301 is a redirect. It sends to the client the instruction to reload the page in the given Address. A rewrite happens only on the server side. So for the client it's like two different sites with the s
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by lewaldman 12y ago
SEO. And it's just one reason.
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by lewaldman 12y ago
Could you elaborate a bit? Actually, use nginx as a router sending traffic to different back-ends/applications based on urls is my main usage.
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by lewaldman 12y ago
Nginx+memc+cosistent_hashing+memcache :)
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by lewaldman 12y ago
I think you guys are missing the point here. The point is: A barebone model for 50 bucks that you could transform in a high-end device expending more money on it when you can afford it. Also... need more battery life? Why not replace that
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by lewaldman 12y ago
Wow mate, don't get me wrong (I'm a SysAdmin/DevOps guy) but... From where I came and from my background... RPM/DEB packaging is a SysAdmin job. And... In a properly built infrastructure, what is recompile python 3.3 if
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by lewaldman 13y ago
>If all you are doing is reading single rows from a single table using an index, then yes Postgres is overkill and other solutions may perform better Honest question... Why someone with this usage would use a RDBMS? Would be a poor choic
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by lewaldman 13y ago
Honestly, I really like the design. :) Simple, round, small. With this round steel case, you could even exchange the wristband for a brown lethear one and get a more mature look (all this for only 30 bucks).
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by lewaldman 13y ago
I think all depends on your usage... I personally never bath with a watch on and never go swimming with this particular watch (I have another one that I use mainly for outdoor activities. A Casio rated to 100 meters). I really dig watches
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by lewaldman 13y ago
Lenovo Series W + Linux?
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by lewaldman 13y ago
Define "nature". Afaik several species beyond our own do oral/anal sex.
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by lewaldman 13y ago
How about Tissot? (I'm by no means really understand about swiss watches, just curious)
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by lewaldman 13y ago
This was, by far the best cost/benefit watch that I found latelly: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004VR9HP2/ref=oh_details_o... Also, Swatch have some very nice ones, with a VERY good price.
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by lewaldman 13y ago
I usually take it out and put on the table. One thing that I learned after years of scratching the glass on several watches is that you should take it off often. Sleep with watch, and bath with watch are just two of the no-go. :)
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by lewaldman 13y ago
WOW! Last week I was on forums checking out about coverting a rubber dome keyboard to mechanical... Now you got me thinking!!! :D
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by lewaldman 13y ago
My take on Good vs Bad managers is very, very simple: "Good managers are like sea captains. Bad managers are like a slaves overseer." The last pearl from my manager was: "If you can produce 100% in 6 hours/day you would
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by lewaldman 13y ago
Exactly what I'm thinking to do.... Going with ownership. A couple of bitsynced folders, synced to a home storage (and other computers, shared with friends, etc...), that I can backup with Tarsnap. Simple, reliable and MINE! :P
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by lewaldman 13y ago
So finally, I as a "Internet Gueto" citzen can finally watch all the content that I really want to pay for but can't??? This is AMAZING news!!!
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by lewaldman 13y ago
Were would be Salt on that bag ( http://www.saltstack.com/ )?
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by lewaldman 13y ago
Should not be the total replacement for all because? Also, you could use LUA with nginx to increase the flexibility (if the lack of it was what you mean).
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by lewaldman 13y ago
Couldn't resist!!! :P Apache? Python? Why!? Nginx maybe? http { upstream database { postgres_server 127.0.0.1 dbname=test user=test password=test; } server { location / { postgres_
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by lewaldman 13y ago
And when one of the things that you enjoy more is the IT/Infra/Dev work that you do? Them you should deserve a very nice home office, with all the monitors, computing power that you would want, and, of course, a remote job to en

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