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721.
by subway 13y ago
I tend to keep completely separate physical machines. I have Thinkpad provided by work, and a personal Thinkpad. When the workday starts, the work machine goes in the dock, then at the end of the workday, I swap it out for the personal mach
722.
by subway 13y ago
I made the horrible mistake of partnering with my father on a business venture last year, and it has significantly strained the relationship. That was with a very clear line drawn between personal and business finances. I couldn't imag
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by subway 13y ago
My understanding of the Louisville RFI is that it is to be an open access network. The prospect of a local fiber plant providing last mile connectivity between various ISPs and customers excites me greatly.
724.
by subway 13y ago
Seriously? You're implying you're disappointed in yourself for not being on the Forbes list by 28? Build something awesome for the sake of building something awesome. Fuck being on a list of manipulative assholes.
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by subway 13y ago
I'm not normally one for off-topic comments, but fitting username.
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by subway 13y ago
Holy crap that is expensive. I'd expect a service like this to be less expensive than my local home brew store due to the grain bill being ordered in bulk. For comparison, a super high gravity Belgian black will run about $60, includin
727.
by subway 13y ago
I don't want to build on a codebase that needs 5 extensions out of the box to be sane. I want to build on a platform where far more than 5 extensions are needed to be sane -- I want the vast majority of my "core" functional
728.
by subway 13y ago
PGP is built in to Linux as a core service, just not the way you're describing it. The vast majority of distros (Anything DEB or RPMS based, and I'm sure others) distribute software authenticated with GPG. Gnome already makes it
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by subway 13y ago
I can't help but wonder how much this would have impacted Bunnie's laptop design if it were available when he began work.
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Open Data Portal - Louisville Metro Government(data.louisvilleky.gov)
1 points by subway 13y ago|1 comments
731.
by subway 13y ago
At the very least I can confirm the object is identical (same md5sum) across Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris. Past sources have indicated to me Windows shares his object.
732.
by subway 13y ago
Or tech provides its own commute infrastructure a la GBus.
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by subway 13y ago
It goes (or at least at one time went) well beyond that. Last I heard, nvidia.o was shared across Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, and Windows.
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by subway 13y ago
Libel applies when a judge and/or jury decides it applies, regardless of your opinion on the meaning of any word.
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If Google Could Search Twitter, It Would Find Topsy(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by subway 13y ago|0 comments
736.
by subway 13y ago
What was the motivation behind forking the distro rather than building packages and an apt repo for Debian or Ubuntu? This is certainly a neat desktop environment, but it always makes me sad to see things done in a manner that makes it diff
737.
by subway 13y ago
If you're under the impression Puppet and Chef simply replicate a manual config, you're doing it wrong. Look at concepts like Puppet's exported resources. The tools to accomplish service discovery have been around (and many o
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by subway 13y ago
This is exciting. I really hope they keep the components loosely coupled, so that I can easily swap in xmonad and other goodies.
739.
by subway 13y ago
I'd much rather buy a plane ticket and head to participate in a large scale event in Washington.
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by subway 13y ago
The problem with marching in SF is nobody takes marches on SF seriously -- something is being protested daily.
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by subway 13y ago
Check out Sickbeard. It basically does exactly what you're describing, plus searches Usenet indexes.
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by subway 13y ago
The GTalk and Hangouts appear to be two entirely different things. Once I switched over to Hangouts, folks subscribed to my presence information no longer saw me online, and from within GMail I have no way of messaging them without switchin
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by subway 13y ago
The biggest problem with moving back to XMPP now is that Google us cut us off from anyone now using Hangouts. Less than a year ago I drank the Google Kool-Aid and started using GApps instead of my personal server running Postfix/Dovecot/EJa
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by subway 13y ago
To be fair, while the Office suite itself is pretty decent these days, Office 365 is terrible. Microsoft is still very much a software company and not a services company.
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by subway 13y ago
Lync 2013 fully supports XMPP federation. Cisco's IM offerings support XMPP federation. IBM's Sametime supports XMPP federation. Numerous organizations have deployments of these and other, smaller XMPP IM servers. As for cherry picking stan
746.
by subway 13y ago
Plenty of federated XMPP servers, true, but unlike Reader, XMPP requires other users on federated servers to be useful. Since the Reader brouhaha I'd been considering moving away from GApps back to hosting my own mail and xmpp. Now Google h
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by subway 13y ago
Wheezy was testing until this past Saturday, at which point Wheezy became stable and Jessie was cut as testing.
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by subway 13y ago
Prior to using LinkedIn I, like many others, kept my resume on a publicly accessible website. For me this means there is zero downside to moving all that information to LinkedIn, and only upsides - While I haven't accepted any jobs that cam
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by subway 14y ago
This is really cool, but I always feel kind of dirty putting my STL (or any other binary) files into a git repository. I hope GitHub adds support for scad files soon. In theory it should be pretty easy since they already support STL -- have
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by subway 14y ago
I've been kicking myself lately. I toyed with Bitcoin pretty early on and had a wallet containing roughly 200 BTC. I'm pretty sure that wallet was wiped just before turning in the work owned machine it sat on.

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