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by rmoriz 13y ago
Something like pinning for S/MIME would be great, too…
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Most customers don't look just for available candidates but for ones that also match the required skill set. Just looking for some available "backend developer" wont work.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I don't think there is a point where you don't try to get as much as marketing as possible and Jeff Bezos is a very ambitious person who likes to be seen as "crazy but very successful innovator". As far as I can see, Ama
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by rmoriz 13y ago
but Cyber Monday is today. Awesome marketing stunt to get free TV ads and media coverage the day before.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
People are probably sick of Black Friday by now and still need to buy holiday presents. Excellent marketing timing. Kudos to Bezos.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
The terms "master" and "slave" come from human slavery. You can't deny the roots of this terminolgy.
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Rename "master/slave" terminology to "client/server" (2008)(drupal.org)
14 points by rmoriz 13y ago|46 comments
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I like the "south park episode with ancient aliens" part most. http://i.imgur.com/ZDoYFdR.png
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by rmoriz 13y ago
There are many things that can be automated and we developers believe this is some kind of value, however a MVP is about customer validation: If you have not validated your product, it's harmful to automate it. If you have customers an
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by rmoriz 13y ago
A good presentation does improve sales but imho the value is more important. E.g. if it solves a problem and looks like crap, it's a good enough MVP. A business is not sustainable because of its design, UX or fancy code but because of
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by rmoriz 13y ago
The opposite can be true, too. Imagine you build something like a paid 4chan in AngularJS (e.g. not really new business idea combined with rather new technology). You might get false positives because some people just subscribe because of t
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by rmoriz 13y ago
MVP is about risk reduction. If your MVP fails because you didn't hit the right spot, it's a success: You saved a lot of time and money and can look for better opportunities.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I disagree. Developers, like me, tend to build the entire thing before the customer validation. This is so wrong if you go the lean approach. Excellent blog posts about this issue: "Why only fools write code first" http:/&#x
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Mabye there are not enough customers to automate it? A MVP is about customer validation, just like the kickstarter principle. No money, no product. Never build something nobody wants. Doing it manually is perfectly fine for a MVP.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
from an emotional standpoint: That @ reminds me of the emoticon to show a perplex user. I could live with that sign but I bet most casual users won't get the @=>vcard=>business card reference.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
The @ in the url kills twitter's url shortener (on OSX desktop app) when deep-linking to a specific day…
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by rmoriz 13y ago
I disagree. Your website should run on your own infrastructure and a separate status page, under a different (sub)-domain should be operated from another AS (autonomous system) e.g. statuspage.io or whatever you like/prefer.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
If you offer infrastructure services and don't eat your own dogfood you can't be serious. If you offer infrastructure services and don't tell people where and how you provide it, you can't be serious, too.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
building a virtualization infrastructure on top of another, black box virtualization infrastructure… What could possibly go wrong?
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by rmoriz 13y ago
> We’re using dedicated because running virtual containers on virtual instances seems nuts to us. but a traceroute points to AWS…
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Hetzner launches new servers: 128GB RAM, E5 XEON, 2x SSD, 139€/month(hetzner.de)
3 points by rmoriz 13y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Ruby, Rails & DevOps with Chef Github: https://github.com/rmoriz Profile: https://roland.io/ Contact: https://roland.io/contact
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by rmoriz 13y ago
He probably burned out and the only feedback he got was about some irrelevant licensing foo. I've run into this myself and this pretty much destroys any motivation to hand over something, in which you have invested A LOT of time, to so
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by rmoriz 13y ago
It would be awesome if someone can extend this and provide some kind of migration path for ruby-ffi users…
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Köln — that's where the money is made. Just look for job offers of large well-known companies.
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by rmoriz 13y ago
If you do it for the money, ignore German startups. The chance for an exit is 1% and usually employees don't get equity. The pay is low and you're forced to burn out. You will not work for the next Facebook, Twitter etc. Instead j
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by rmoriz 13y ago
As no one ever heard of this, it is probably not going to last for long, especially if its existence is 100% based on funding by SUSE / The Attachmate Group. Don't get me wrong but such tools should be vendor-independent unless it
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by rmoriz 13y ago
FYI: You have to live 12 years consecutively in Switzerland, pass a tests and a personal hearing done by the local government to get a citizenship by naturalization. Switzerland has one of the most strict immigration rules in Europe. Source
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by rmoriz 13y ago
S3for.me is hosting at hetzner.de one of the largest german hosting companies. Unfortunately they have to provide a wiretapping API to police, secret service (BND / Bundesnachrichtendienst) and other govermental institutions. They are
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by rmoriz 13y ago
Direct debit can easily done by creating some CSV-style file without additional charges using FinTS/HBCI. For most SaaS/e-product models "direct debit" is not an option because a customer can do a refund without a reason

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