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rapfaria
7y ago
So, turn off my seedbox when I leave home?
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7y ago
> I’ve found other ways to make money instead of being employed by others SaaS?
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rapfaria
8y ago
Not at all constrained. It's already on the market, but maintenance is excrutiating, so that's why we want to rewrite.
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rapfaria
8y ago
It's close to a beagle bone black running a minimal debian distribution.
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Ask HN: Best web server/language/framework for embedded?
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8y ago
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rapfaria
8y ago
So, anyone knows what happened to Mark Pilgrim after all these years?
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8y ago
Your opponent told you to use the die he brought? He was probably on to something.
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8y ago
If every recruiter has responded "thanks for responding and thanks for being up front.", it just means a wasted opportunity. Some of them could probably give you the $Y, but might think that the only thing you consider is money -
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8y ago
It creates enough mystery for someone to open the github page so they can read "intended for everyone"?
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8y ago
I do wonder what tasteless books benefit from this magic, but the other way around.
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8y ago
Agreed, but a lot of collecting involves talking the monetary value of the collection. Some people will never sell it, but they will tell you - with some sort of pride, even - the thousands of dollars it is worth.
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rapfaria
8y ago
You think they pirated your course on March?
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8y ago
Don't open any Flask thread.
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8y ago
Genuine question, did you run the original before publishing it on the website?
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8y ago
That is not a good favicon, I was skimming for a list of '8 ways people trying to do good'.
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8y ago
Being a computer power user in order to be able to effectively set environments.
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8y ago
Being brilliant and being a brilliant teacher are indeed distinct things.
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rapfaria
8y ago
I assume that it's not only top speed, but high speed as well. Must be tough to control something at 200mph, but not as much at 70mph
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8y ago
We do live in the "shameless plug" era.
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8y ago
You can search through pull requests to see a few examples, but I wouldn't say it's that simple. Login in and authentication can be very different for each website.
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rapfaria
8y ago
Is this an overkill setup for Twitch/Youtube streamers?
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rapfaria
8y ago
Or learn from the master: http://www.varasanos.com/pizzarecipe.htm
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8y ago
I wonder if every org should demand the use of a password manager by its contributors.
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8y ago
> at least if you know what you're doing Isn't this exactly the problem? I know "what I'm doing", but don't have the added knowledge of several engineeers through several years, and rewrite it's not nec
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8y ago
And if he takes as much time as he took with "Secrets of the JavaScript Ninja", we may never even see DLC
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8y ago
Why is rate limiting only part of the $289 package? Edit: And wasn't it cheaper earlier? I was pretty sure it was $29 for the basic version, maybe that rounding up market trick got me.
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8y ago
Any big projects that moved already? Or those thousands of repositories are dot files?
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8y ago
Before reading I was sure gitea would be mentioned right after gitlab.
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8y ago
Why though? Is there something relating overall quality to first line engagement? "The primroses were over" does nothing for me, but Watership Down is great!
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8y ago
Just a reminder to always upvote/favorite what you consider relevant, and you can find it later on your profile, in case you don't use an app like Pocket to consolidate everything.
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