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by shizcakes 11y ago
I spent some time figuring out an automated seamless git signing workflow (on OSX): https://gist.github.com/bmhatfield/cc21ec0a3a2df963bffa3c1f8... I imagine alternate pinentry implementations exist for other OSes as w
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by shizcakes 11y ago
While this is true at some level, there are certain benefits to performance tested, well-thought-out libraries that encapsulate good approaches to problems the standard library does not solve. I think the bigger problem was that it seemed l
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by shizcakes 11y ago
I want people to be able to merge via the Github PR flow, just not push directly without going through a PR. That doesn't seem possible from the blog post?
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by shizcakes 11y ago
Reading the fine print of the reservations, I am a little surprised to see how non-binding the $1000 reservations are. A few tidbits: It can be canceled by you (this is a good thing) or Tesla (not great...), it might be an input to your &qu
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by shizcakes 11y ago
This might help: https://crew.co/how-to-build-an-online-business/idea-vs-exec... The concept to further research is execution vs ideas: https://www.google.com/search?q=execution+not+ideas
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by shizcakes 11y ago
If effectively used, this seems like a fantastic use for this data. I think everyone's sat at a light and gone "damn, why don't they do X to make this more efficient?". The reason why might just be that they don't
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by shizcakes 11y ago
My Grandfather had this book. He also had the most beautiful day-to-day penmanship of anyone I've ever met. He attributed it to this book :-)
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by shizcakes 11y ago
Here's one you can run yourself, if you want: https://github.com/bmhatfield/httpecho
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by shizcakes 11y ago
We've been using Riemann since 2013 and love it! If you're coming from Nagios (or not), and you'd like something that will schedule Nagios event scripts (and others) and send them to Riemann, I have been using this in product
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by shizcakes 11y ago
Same here! https://twitter.com/brianhatfield/status/634166123605331968
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by shizcakes 12y ago
I read through your post, and I am curious; what is the reasoning driving having metrics split across partitions, rather than partitioning by metric itself?
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by shizcakes 12y ago
An important thing to note is that Neti is no longer required as Amazon has implemented ClassicLink [1] which solves the problem in a much tidier way. [1] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/classiclink-private-commun
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by shizcakes 12y ago
This feels like a Nagle-esque[1] issue (maybe delaying actions until a buffer fills, for example?) [1] http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazurestorage/archive/2010/06/...
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by shizcakes 12y ago
Why not just use Finagle, which is almost the same thing, NIH aside? [1] https://twitter.github.io/finagle/
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by shizcakes 12y ago
The integrated advertising content feels really jarring in written form, in a way that it doesn't in the audio.
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by shizcakes 12y ago
Given a sufficient cardinality of perspectives, everyone and everything is "evil".
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by shizcakes 12y ago
This could be solved an even more fundamental way: Don't run your own mailer as a startup. There are lots of companies that will be responsible for email deliverability on your behalf, via an API. If it took them 3 months to notice no
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by shizcakes 13y ago
That's really not a solution. At all.
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by shizcakes 13y ago
Related: Fox News' version of the Github Dictionary - http://i.imgur.com/MKjkKJ9.jpg
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by shizcakes 13y ago
It's a slightly case than what's presented here: different in that my previous company was paying for Gluster support - when RedHat purchased Gluster, they created a "storage product" and refused to support it unless we
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by shizcakes 13y ago
Will you continue supporting Ubuntu / Non-redhat kernel versions as well as previously? Or does this portend a move like what happened with Gluster?
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by shizcakes 13y ago
If you're a heavy SSH user, using multiplexing in this manner can have negative consequences [1]. Downsides include having all your multiplexed connections exiting if the master exits! [1] http://www.anchor.com.au/blog&
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Ways to Increase Android Support Library Stability(crashlytics.com)
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by shizcakes 14y ago
This is an excellent request. Reading through all the comments here, it seems like a lot of people are feeling frustrated with the variety of information available and no clear way to discern what is "good". I don't typically publish writin
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by shizcakes 14y ago
Chef or Puppet are common choices. There are many others, but those two are modern, have large communities, and decent documentation. There's a decent chance someone has already open sourced a cookbook/module for each of many of these items
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by shizcakes 14y ago
The premise of this thing is not good advice. 1) Your first couple minutes on a server should be used to install a configuration management client, if your bootstrap policies somehow don't already install one. 2) Everything else listed in t
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by shizcakes 14y ago
I'm glad that it's done in HTML5, but man, if you try and dissect the code - it's insane. No wonder they had large amounts of bugs for quite some time.
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by shizcakes 14y ago
This comment has it correct. For those of you on a Mac (and I specifically mention a Mac, due to its BSD userland utilities), you can see that this is still defined this way today: type `man su` and you'll see: su -- substitute user i
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by shizcakes 14y ago
Though there is usually a counterpoint to most individual points, I found that my perception changed much in the same way. Like the author, I couldn't even grasp the idea of how people were giving up so much control of their devices / compu
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by shizcakes 14y ago
I agree - I feel like the time would have been better spent implementing Adium/Pidgin plugins first.

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