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by mariojv 10y ago
This way they can remove the only plug on the new iPhones. :)
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by mariojv 10y ago
I've used wheretowatch.com before, but this seems a lot more comprehensive in terms of the services it looks through. Thanks!
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by mariojv 10y ago
OpenStack has an attempt at Ansible playbooks for production deploys: https://github.com/openstack/openstack-ansible I have no idea how effective they are, but it's something to consider when setting up a deployme
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by mariojv 10y ago
Impressive. This reminds me of the series Silicon Valley, though.
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by mariojv 10y ago
We use this except with IRC: https://github.com/racker/standupbot The concept is pretty similar. Not everyone uses it, but I like having it to keep track of my work.
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by mariojv 11y ago
I agree that it's absurd that a lot of Americans have to rely on their cars, but I sympathize with the commenters here who don't have cars in places where they would be really convenient. It would be good if the author of the arti
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by mariojv 11y ago
Pretty much the whole team works remotely. We use IRC for everything, which has the good side effect of preserving knowledge for later. Everyone has a bouncer like ZNC setup so they don't miss anything while they're offline. Mana
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Rackspace Launches OnMetal v2(blog.rackspace.com)
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by mariojv 11y ago
I can definitely see the flip-flop, from looking at other comments here.
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by mariojv 11y ago
Thank you for the information. I hadn't seen the article about the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity sphere. Quite informative.
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by mariojv 11y ago
Was the Japanese occupation of Korea really justified in racial terms? I'm skeptical of parts of this article when it refers to Japanese imperial ideology as "fascism." It was most certainly extremely right-wing, but I think
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by mariojv 11y ago
The OnMetal [1] team at Rackspace uses OpenStack Ironic. It's saved us a lot of engineering time and let us offer the same interface as our VMs for provisioning baremetal machines with OpenStack Nova. [1] http://www.rackspac
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by mariojv 11y ago
Do you have a good recommendation for introductory to intermediate level guides for understanding the aspects of networking you find important? I learn a little bit about intra-DC networking on the job, but I've never needed to use any
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by mariojv 11y ago
Having to change academic material that isn't overtly racist/homophobic/xenophobic/transphobic/etc because students feel uncomfortable about it seems silly, but I don't think there's anything wrong with a
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by mariojv 11y ago
I haven't completely stopped wearing it, but I was also quite disappointed after the novelty wore off. My main qualms were the viewing gesture not working that well and problems in the heat. We regularly reach temperatures in the mid-t
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by mariojv 11y ago
Looks like the map is broken right now. Is anyone else having problems viewing it?
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Cloud firm Rackspace ramps up Microsoft Azure support(zdnet.com)
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by mariojv 11y ago
I wonder if Nordstrom's collection allowed them to have personally identifiable information. It seems like they just shipped it off to a third-party analytics company, which might be worse since they could do things like match up your
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by mariojv 11y ago
I laughed really hard at this. Have been in some hour-long "standups." :) IRC standups are pretty nice.
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by mariojv 11y ago
It's helped me a lot - a lot more than prescriptions, anyway. I have been taking it for a very long time, so I'm pretty dependent on it, unfortunately. Going to try and taper down soon-ish, but I haven't noticed many bad side
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by mariojv 11y ago
Are you a real person or just a troll? Your other comment today insults feminists as "femtards", and now you call people who interact with cloud platforms "devtards." There are many respected "cloud" companies
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by mariojv 11y ago
I see the value in your point, and I generally agree with it. However, in this hypothetical situation, I think you'd largely be ignoring the hypothetical product manager, any marketing involve, servers involved, code written before the
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by mariojv 11y ago
Fair enough. I think he comes across as looking down on people who use proprietary software, but you're right - the page is just about how he computes.
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by mariojv 11y ago
Yes, this is a good option. I view Stallman's writings the way I view most polemics. While they're useful in understanding the roots of an idea and challenging the way things are, they often aren't practical. If everybody had
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by mariojv 11y ago
This is awesome. When I had a small college blog running, I build in all in raw HTML with a small bit of CSS. It loaded quickly, and it was a pleasure to edit. I liked it much better than writing tons of JS based on big web frameworks that
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by mariojv 11y ago
I just started using this and really like it. I spend a lot of time setting up music and playlists for coding since the office can get pretty loud without headphones. This has some good ambient music that plays pretty seamlessly without the
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by mariojv 12y ago
I totally agree with this piece. Some may prefer an open office space, and that's fine for them - but they can probably still work well in a private office. For those who are noise-sensitive, though, it can be a huge distraction. I&#x2
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by mariojv 12y ago
I've seen the pros/cons of working from home. At my current job I can choose whether to work from home or not. Some days I'll spend the whole days at the office, some days I'll spend at home, and sometimes I'll do h
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by mariojv 12y ago
Our company treats support with great respect as well. They're essential to the running of our business.
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by mariojv 12y ago
Avast blocked this site for having malware. Is this false detection or is there actually malware on the site?

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