stadeschuldt

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   by stadeschuldt 9y ago

   I submitted my SolarPi project: http://solarpi.tafkas.net
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   by stadeschuldt 9y ago

   I like them. :)
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   by stadeschuldt 9y ago

   I can only speak for the newspaper in my country. I never had a newspaper which had ads that - track my reading habits - were blinking trying to catch my attention - started played videos I didn't want to see If a news website wants to
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   by stadeschuldt 9y ago

   This won't work: https://blog.tafkas.net/2009/06/09/a-not-so-safe-betting-str...
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   by stadeschuldt 9y ago

   I am doing something similar at my apartment: http://pi.tafkas.net/temperatures/ Blog post: http://blog.tafkas.net/2012/10/03/gathering-and-charting-tem...
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   by stadeschuldt 9y ago

   I built a tool that monitors a solar panel installation: The Website: http://solarpi.tafkas.net Github Repository: https://github.com/Tafkas/solarpi Blog Post: http://blog.tafkas.net/2014&#x
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   by stadeschuldt 9y ago

   Pukka was one of the first apps I bought on the mac. Thank you.
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   On-Site Search Design Patterns for E-Commerce: Schema Structure, Ranking and More(project-a.github.io)

   9 points by stadeschuldt 10y ago|0 comments
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   by stadeschuldt 10y ago

   We also recently set-up an internal Gollum wiki. Are there any css stylesheets available online somewhere that make it a bit prettier than the default?
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    by stadeschuldt 10y ago

    Good post. I use one of Jetbrains IDEs and I am big fan of their auto-formatting. You select the dialect of your SQL (or connect it to the data source) and the IDE almost formats it ideally. Sometimes I enforce certain line breaks but for t
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    by stadeschuldt 10y ago

    Scaleway has two plans for 3/month: A: - 4 Dedicated ARM Cores - 2GB Memory - 50GB SSD Disk B: - 2 x86 64bit Cores - 2GB Memory - 50GB SSD Disk Does anybody have experience how these two compare performance wise? Is it bett
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    by stadeschuldt 10y ago

    I hope this helps with the adoption of newer versions of packages. I have used MacPorts in the past (and Fink before) but I am supper happy with Homebrew these days. What I disliked about Macports was: 1. Ports define which compiler to use.
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    by stadeschuldt 10y ago

    Do you use any particular framework to generate the static pages like jekyll or middleman? Slightly OT: If you are less of a ruby guy, what are the go to frameworks in other languages? Especially when you are not looking for blog cms (e.g.
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    by stadeschuldt 10y ago

    I monitor a solar panel installation using a Raspberry Pi that is connected to the inverter. That way I can check how much energy has been generated on every day/so far. The company, which set-up the whole thing, also ran a couple of s
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    by stadeschuldt 10y ago

    I love HighCharts and use it for my open-source project at http://solarpi.tafkas.net If you have a commercial product you have to pay for the license though.
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    by stadeschuldt 10y ago

    And from what I heard: PHP.
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    I am also looking for a little VPS to run my toy projects and MVPs on. While I have had good experience with DO I am interested in other providers. Being from Germany I am currently invstigating Hetzner and https://www.netcup.eu
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    I wish Apple would do the same. Unfortunately there is no MacBook Pro with 32 GB RAM.
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    How many visitors/page impressions do have on average?
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    What is your system? Installing it on OSX is super easy. Either using Homebrew or http://postgresapp.com
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    I have looked at Pelican but isn't that more for a blog (chronological updates vs. static non-changing content)
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    I use MiddleMan as a static site generator for a page hosted on my raspberry pi: http://pi.tafkas.net As I am more of a python guy I wonder if there is a similar (as in not primarily for blogging) generator for python?
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    PostgreSQL Magic(goto.project-a.com)

    1 points by stadeschuldt 11y ago|0 comments
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    It really boils down to your language preference: For Ruby: Jekyll http://jekyllrb.com or Middleman https://middlemanapp.com (in case you want a site rather than a blog) For Python: Pelican http://blog.ge
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    Direct link to Github repository: https://github.com/toddwschneider/agency-loan-level
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    Have you looked into the Kimsufi boxes? Sometimes they are available for 5 EUR/month. They come with a Atom cpu and 500 GB of storage.
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    by stadeschuldt 11y ago

    DO is really nice. I use a little droplet myself and for the given price of 5-10 USD/month it is a great value. Once you want something more I wonder if there are better options. Take there 320 USD/month plan. You get 32GB memory,
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    PyCharm 4.5 released(blog.jetbrains.com)

    16 points by stadeschuldt 11y ago|3 comments
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    by stadeschuldt 12y ago

    Ich muss Ihren Paternosterführerschein sehen!
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    by stadeschuldt 12y ago

    I have been using Thunderbird (with Enigmail plugin) for over a decade now. Never had any issues.