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I absolutely can. I know that project I listed has 0 documentation, but I should rip out the code and move it to another repo with a README. The short of it is that I run the following. (I know this repo has our public keys, but if you clon
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Wow, thanks for that link. That's an awesome set of tools.
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Our development server at work is authenticated using client-side certificates that I install on every employee's computer (along with our Root CA cert). This takes me about 5 minutes to generate for them [1] and another 2 minutes to p
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I'm downloading it to try in a VM, but this website has almost 0 information on it. Where are the screenshots? FAQ? Where is any information about what this is or why I should use it? The amount of time it would take to add this info m
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I cancelled all TV from my FiOS bill last month and I couldn't be happier. $175 was being flushed down the toilet every month. The biggest thing, that no news article really captures, is that even if you sign up for a $50/mo TV pa
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Not only that, but have you ever counted the commercial minutes for an NFL game? I had to turn the game off mid-way through because I couldn't take it anymore. Something like 60-70% of the 3.5 hours are spent on commercials.
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I think what's missing is both a stable and cheap SoC, and a mass-produced open device with keyboard to load linux onto. If there was some stock phone with average specs that you could buy, like a Raspberry Pi, then I'd bet we
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I still think the n900 was the best phone to have ever been created.
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Wow what a wonderful answer. This is the most clear and succinct way of explaining the transition in dealing with employee termination from a small to larger company. Regarding the guilt, I think you're right -- a lot of people don
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This is wonderful and I've been trying to drastically reduce my consumption for about a year now. I cannot over-emphasize how difficult it is, and not even from an implementation standpoint. The problem isn't the person trying to
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How we improved our product development process with Trello (Gantt chart free)
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If you're talking about Ghostrank than that's totally opt-in. If you're not then I'll need to see some evidence of this because their privacy policy mentions nothing about selling browsing habits: https://www.
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Musk's 4000 satellite low latency global gigabit pizza box phased array rooftop antenna internet I don't think you can give a better description than that.
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I mean, what is your workflow that you're updating your PATH this often? I've managed "loonix" for 10 years and I must edit the PATH like once a year.
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The religious fervor has definitely faded, yet we're in the largest open source software renaissance of all time. The reason is probably because OSS has "won". Not in the absolute sense that all software is open, but in the s
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I think part of the problem, at least that I've found, is how do you properly articulate to and galvanize a young crown on the concept of relinquishing convenience? To adopt Stallmanism is to sacrifice conveniences like the iPhone, and
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Sanders' self-claimed biggest issue is climate change, which in my opinion trumps campaign finance reform.
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Yea I agree, but this is also just photos.
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This is the part that I have trouble wrapping my head around. If you're adding 40 PB of photos per day, and if you can somehow get say $0.01/GB [1] then that's adding $400,000 per day in storage costs. Facebook doesn't
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ElementaryOS is the closest to OSX you will find. It's based off Ubuntu/Debian too.
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That to me is the problem, that for some reason conversions is the sole metric with which success is measured. Why is that though? I don't have to be a GMail/Google user to get value out of Google search, yet Google generates most
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I know that and I use it, but the problem is bigger because that homepage has no idea what it is or what it's trying to do. Search is an afterthought and I'm suggesting that search should be their primary focus for this page. Logg
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To me the problem with Twitter lies solely with what Twitter's logged-out homepage looks like. I don't know what it's trying to be but asking me to sign up, browse categories (?), and read top celebrity posts is not it. Why i
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Did what lead to downvoting? I'm not sure what you're asking. I think your parent comment might be downvoted because the wink at the end comes off as condescending.
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I'm running this on an 8-core Intel chip with 16GB of RAM and 4GB of Video memory and it was lagging, like _stepping_ really during all dragging. I confirmed it on 1-year-old Macbook too.
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I'm not sure why you're being downvoted, but I saw the same thing in Palo Alto earlier this year. I walked through the neighborhood and twice saw hoses left on leaking water on the home's front walkway. That doesn't co
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Ah, I apologize 'oppressive' isn't the right word. I really meant 'outside of our budget', but I'll certainly be test-driving the CE this month. Thanks again.
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Thanks, Slava I appreciate you taking the time here.
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That's funny, I just installed that over the weekend and was testing it out. It's really good but what sort of through me off was the high $/node licensing fee if you want the Enterprise edition. It basically starts at $5k&#x
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Yea of course. We're basically talking about 10/90 write/read on JSON documents ~100kb in size with very low load, probably no more than 10-20 ops/second at peak. Records now are at 200,000 projected to grow 250k/ye
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