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by ropiku 18y ago
I use it to separate and scale parts of my application. More specifically I am building a continuous integration application in Ruby and using SQS as build and result queues from which EC2 instances pick up tasks, builds them then add into
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by ropiku 19y ago
There's also Djago Dash for pythonists ( http://djangodash.com/ ).
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by ropiku 19y ago
You can also not branch if you work on one thing at a time. Commit locally then merge with the central repository.
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by ropiku 19y ago
I'm hoping too but currently no ISP I know has IPv6 support for customers (they may have on their backbone).
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by ropiku 19y ago
IPv6 instead of IPv4. No NAT and enough IP's for all your network devices (pda, laptop, printer, etc.)
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Insomnia and productivity of coders(sob.apotheon.org)
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by ropiku 19y ago
Slicehost has a articles about configuring a server http://articles.slicehost.com/ . I use git, Rails and Capistrano. Git is nice because everybody has a copy of the repository and in case the server is down or you are offline you can stil
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by ropiku 19y ago
No, +1 for Flock. I'm also using FireFox for developing (FireBug).
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by ropiku 19y ago
Yes, that's the problem of using EC2 for webhosting, after restarting the address of the instance changes. It's best to have a fixed reguler server and then instances varied on demand. RightScale is a company that sells this kind of service
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by ropiku 19y ago
Can you post a link to the theme you use ? If you customized it, do you mind sharing it ?
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by ropiku 19y ago
I haven't played with EC2 yet (but it's on my list). I know about a firefox plugin that helps manage instances ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/elasticfox/ ). As far as I know you launch the instance, ssh on it and have fun. That url is yo
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by ropiku 19y ago
On http://getdeb.net/ you'll find a lot of deb packages for almost everything you need. What programming language do you use ? I use NetBeans for Ruby and vim for other things (C, minor python edits). I have VLC, Totem, Avant Window Navig
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by ropiku 19y ago
+1. Ubuntu 7.10, NetBeans 6 (Ruby), Git on my 14" laptop. Very rarely using Eclipse (for Java). How is it for Python ? I am thinking about learning Python and Django.
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Microsoft Mix Keynote One, Live(techcrunch.com)
1 points by ropiku 19y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft reveals IE8 features(microsoft.com)
2 points by ropiku 19y ago|0 comments
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by ropiku 19y ago
I'd like to start a startup with someone. I'm a very enthusiastic coder who likes challenges and wants to learn new stuff. Communicating only over internet doesn't seem that hard, you have a lot of online tools, from IM to Basecamp. Perhaps
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by ropiku 19y ago
I think the best way is to try and talk with the owner. If the domain expires very soon you can try to backorder but it may be prolonged by the owner.
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by ropiku 19y ago
It is currently read-only,. I hope they will extend it to other products as well.
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by ropiku 19y ago
It was available a few days ago, it just wasn't announced on their blog. It's awsome that they use git, it's slowly starting to replace SVN.
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by ropiku 19y ago
I like it because it lets me vote even if I do not have an account. +1 for making email optional.
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Zoho Writer Extends Mobile Support, Adds Offline Capability for Windows Mobile Using Google Gears(blogs.zoho.com)
4 points by ropiku 19y ago|2 comments
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by ropiku 19y ago
I was a user of SVN (the reasons are in the first comments) but now switched to Git, distributed scm is really nice. I also like the branching features of Git. And it's very easy to clone a repository, start hacking and committing local the
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by ropiku 19y ago
You can protect you repository with apache http authorization. Just search for a tutorial, here's what I found: http://svn.spears.at/#3.2 You add the users/passwords with htpasswd and then in httpd.conf add Auth entries.