rschmitty

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   by rschmitty 14y ago

   I find that most of the "most people" who fall into the category of "working" that many hours but actually only doing 40 hours of work related work are the younger/entitlement generation (I'm 35 fwiw) When you are at work, do you work. You
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   by rschmitty 14y ago

   Formerly free service now tries to monetize. More news at 11
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   by rschmitty 14y ago

   Github really only makes sense for open source projects. If you are small shop with private repos, bitbucket does everything github does for free If you are small-med+ shop you can pay per user and you should really be considering a more en
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   by rschmitty 14y ago

   IntelliJ supports multiple languages, primary reason I use it
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   Ask HN: Principle of Least Privilege in Rails?

   2 points by rschmitty 14y ago|1 comments
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   by rschmitty 14y ago

   We went from Windows -> Mac -> Debian/Ubuntu Most of the time macs "just work" however once you start digging deep and needing custom stuff (beyond `rails new HelloWorld`) things start to come apart. You have to rely on brew/ports o
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   by rschmitty 14y ago

   Paypal has to report these things over a certain amount
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   by rschmitty 14y ago

   what about the programmers who made javascript and css? I'm sure they flame each other!
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   by rschmitty 14y ago

   Well one good thing about the rip off sites is I'm able to see what you designed originally while HN hammers your server!
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    I was in your boat, adult Legos is what it amounted to me. There have been some very impressive worlds created by communities with hundreds and hundreds of man hours, but still it just wasn't "my thing" This however is a blast: http://www.
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    Why would a LARPr use irc? Wouldn't one of them dress up like a crow to deliver messages?
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    I actually miss mIRC... xchat is the best I've found for ubuntu, whats a good alternative?
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    Taxes kill the deal
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    I thought I was the only one who suddenly felt like I needed glasses. Very blurry/out of focus looking
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    Nothing related to the article, but I really dislike all the circle portraits on blogs and services. Really looking forward to this fad passing
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    Did you even click on the link?
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    I'm also amazed how well they are doing. Do they have some kinda online survey patent or do competitors just suck that much?
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    none of that is isolated to CA by any means
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    Rails noob here... with this and the other vulnerability from a few days ago, do all you need to do is update your rails gem to become safe? Current version at time of my post is 3.2.11, if I'm using that am I safe or do I need to perform a
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    Weird, the very first thing I noticed was how pixely the g+ twitter and rss icons look at the top in my non retina desktop
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    This is what I've been doing when traveling and the Logitech Ultrathin is relatively nice to type on. Normally when I travel I need internet access anyways to do all my tasks (fix and/or deploy something), so a local environment isn't very
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    by rschmitty 14y ago

    or even reading the title, as typically "___ is dead, long live ___" doesnt mean the ___ is dead