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lusis
16y ago
I didn't say anything about a tax increase. I said "my tax dollars".
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lusis
16y ago
So this is the new tactic? The reason it hasn't worked is because we haven't actually DONE it? So where the hell did all my tax dollars go?
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lusis
16y ago
Ahh sorry. I just copied and pasted it from a tweet I had sent out previously.
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lusis
16y ago
Absolutely. If you have any desire to really understand what makes up a base working linux system then going LFS is for you. It not only gives you special insight into what goes into making a full-fledged distro but also teaches you some ex
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lusis
16y ago
I guess I'm missing something because the concept of quorum deals with partition tolerance. You require, to provide an answer, that X nodes agree on the state of the data. 3 nodes, 2 must agree. When the partition heals, the resolution proc
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lusis
16y ago
The fact of the matter is that OS caches are shitty for anything other than what the OS does. This is why databases have bufferpools. The database knows best what information stored in memory is useful. Look at the cache hit from a database
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lusis
16y ago
I was honestly surprised that they wrote the thing in Rails. When I saw that, I got a sinking feeling that they got WAY behind in the timeline. I'm trying to find it now but I distinctly remember they said it would be written in PHP because
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lusis
16y ago
I want to hear more stories of entrepreneurs managing the lifestyle with children. I think it can be done but I'm still trying to noodle out HOW. I have 2 kids (2 yr old/6 month old). It's getting harder for my 36 year old self to stay up a
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lusis
16y ago
I only fire up an ide when I need to step through code with breakpoints and watch variables. The rest I do in vim. It depends on the language a lot in how functional you can be without a full ide.
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16y ago
Honestly, I've only ever seen that when they're rushing to get people boarded because of delays. Most of the time the planes are clean.
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lusis
16y ago
At least at ATL, Airtran has pretty much all of C terminal. Mind you there are 30ish i think gates split 15 on each side so it's not THAT far to walk from train to one end of the terminal. The choice of terminal is irrelevant because it jus
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lusis
16y ago
As someone who flys with his entire family business class to Flint on Airtran multiple times a year, this is going to suck. All of the in-laws are in Saginaw and Flint was simply the best place to fly for those visits. Now? I guess Detroit
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16y ago
It's exactly the same thing and one of the reasons distros should get the hell out of the business of shipping stuff like this. I'm on a mission. Distros that like to use languages, say like python, for system level stuff should stuff that
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16y ago
Interestingly enough, I thought they WERE going to use PHP at first. Something to note about the choice of Rails though is that you now have options like insta-deploy Railsmachine/Heroku type providers for this. Not them specifically mind
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lusis
16y ago
Actually, no. this is the most important problem I have to solve today ;) Thanks for not taking it too personal heh
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lusis
16y ago
Ummm. There absolutly is a correct pronunciation for Linux. Any person who's been involved with it for more than 10 years will remember the AIFF file floating around: "My name is Leenus Torvalds and I pronounce Leenux, Leenux" And while the
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Vogeler: a python based cmdb framework
(github.com)
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16y ago
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