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by pwelch 10y ago
I buy one of these for all my MacBooks: http://spishutter.com Looks better than tape.
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by pwelch 10y ago
I second that. I also hope they add necessary resources to grow SmartOS.
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by pwelch 10y ago
+1 for privacy and storing locally
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by pwelch 10y ago
Thats the first thing I think every time I go there.
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by pwelch 11y ago
It's weird the author uses git submodules. Ansible has a requirements file you can use for dependency management. http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/galaxy.html#advanced-control...
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by pwelch 11y ago
Excellent use of interrobang!
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by pwelch 11y ago
Same here. I like that Gitlab is so open. I hope they continue to grow and more people trust them to host both private and public code.
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by pwelch 11y ago
I have been wanting to switch to OneNote over EverNote recently but have had really weird problems on OS X. Every single time I open the app it requires me to sign in again. Spent several hours Googling and trying different "Fixes&quot
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by pwelch 11y ago
I'm really excited for 0AD because I want to play AOE2 but only have OS X and Linux. Thanks to the 0AX devs for all your hard work!
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by pwelch 11y ago
Agreed. Been using Ruby for a few years now and it never stops being enjoyable. Hoping it keeps going for many more years!
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by pwelch 11y ago
Awesome. Thanks for the info!
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by pwelch 11y ago
Yep! Between syncing issues on previous versions and the latest pops every time I open the app I'm trying new things. Most things are going in Jrnl. I think I'm going to give OneNote a try for everything else. Friends swear by it
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by pwelch 11y ago
I did not have that problem, though navigation apps in general kill my battery. I think the only feature I wish it had, which might be in there now, is to export the places I marked as a favorite to something such as CSV or JSON.
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by pwelch 11y ago
Wow this is awesome. I used Maps.me in Europe because I didn't have data and it can give you directions without data. Great app for traveling.
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by pwelch 11y ago
I like to use Jrnl and keep everything in a git repo: https://maebert.github.io/jrnl/
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by pwelch 11y ago
Thanks for the reply! I think Project Services makes sense. This was just me not reading the docs or researching this better. I'm going to look at adding some services later. Thanks for the information!
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by pwelch 11y ago
Agreed. GitLab's permission system seems better for specific permissions so hopefully that will translate well when/if 3rd parties start writing plugins for it.
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by pwelch 11y ago
I actually liked Circa. I think there is a need for a just the facts articles.
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by pwelch 12y ago
Ready Player One is on the top of my favorites list. If you liked that you might also enjoy Daemon and the sequel Freedom TM by Daniel Suarez.
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by pwelch 12y ago
I have only had to deal with Cox (FL) and Verizon FiOS (FL and D.C.). I have had very few minor issues that at the time I thought were a big deal. It blows my mind the more Comcast stories I read how bad it can really be...
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by pwelch 12y ago
The fact that Ruby is the language chosen to implement these tools is the proof it's not just for Rails. Also, Docker may become more popular but I doubt it is going to replace Vagrant. There are just too many times where you need a fu
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by pwelch 12y ago
Self hosting is a big plus for Gitlab. I've used it at a few places and had nothing but a good experience. Upgrades are easy and it's easy on boarding people who are used to Github. I would recommend giving Gitlab another try...
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by pwelch 12y ago
I'm a big fan of the Ruby Gem Backup: https://meskyanichi.github.io/backup/v4/
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by pwelch 12y ago
Agreed!
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by pwelch 12y ago
Agreed. I've used Yammer before and it's pretty decent. If I was a company looking to use a "Social Network for Work" I would prefer a separate product like Yammer instead of Facebook.
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by pwelch 12y ago
Really great article
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by pwelch 12y ago
This is something I am constantly trying to get better at. I have recently started using jrnl: http://jrnl.sh I really like it because you can export it any many formats which I think would come in handy later to import the data
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by pwelch 12y ago
That was a pretty interesting read. Random question, does anyone know what some more active newsgroups lists are today or has it all slowed down?
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by pwelch 12y ago
Agreed. I tried to use Evernote for GTD but found Wunderlist just works a lot better. The Wunderlist App is fast and the general design leans more towards GTD. Evernote is still a decent app for keeping notes and filing things away but I&#x
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by pwelch 12y ago
Wish I could upvote you twice. His posts are amazing.

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