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Deletability(kellysutton.com)
2 points by trampi 8y ago|0 comments
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by trampi 8y ago
Thank you for sharing. It is simple and efficient. I did something like this on a "per-ticket"-basis but did not really thoughtful use it. I will definitely try this again with more focus on putting all necessary/related info
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by trampi 8y ago
Very interesting article, thank you for this recommendation!
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by trampi 8y ago
Hi! Thank you for posting the script. In the meantime, the script has changed to "//1", see http://pastebin.com/raw/XLeVP82h . Is it possible, that it could have for example leaked ssh keys in the pa
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by trampi 8y ago
As someone who has worked not very long with Ruby I have also stumbled upon the "!"-methods. It is a great convention - but as already noted, not consequently used. Have a look at the insert method on array: insert(index, obj.
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by trampi 8y ago
Hah, a BOFH reference :-)
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by trampi 8y ago
Nothing akward about that!
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Npm: Missing package versions after apparently successful publishes(status.npmjs.org)
2 points by trampi 8y ago|0 comments
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by trampi 8y ago
I have used the following image[1] on a server of my old company where we had a problem and no one with privileges was available. It gives you a root shell. I added my public key to the authorized_keys of root. [1] https://hub.do
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by trampi 9y ago
Haven't you read the paper? I cite: The author received no funding for this research.
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Elasticsearch as a Time Series Data Store(elastic.co)
3 points by trampi 9y ago|0 comments
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by trampi 9y ago
I see. That makes sense, thank you.
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by trampi 9y ago
Can anyone explain why it is not on the front page of HN as well? The post is 3 hours old, has over 500 upvotes and yet still is not to be seen on the front page.
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Cognitive Consequences of Having Information at Our Fingertips (2011) [pdf](scholar.harvard.edu)
2 points by trampi 9y ago|0 comments
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by trampi 9y ago
It's Sonatype Nexus, Sonarqube is the code quality checker.
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by trampi 9y ago
Sounds really inspiring and beautiful!
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by trampi 9y ago
hi!
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Parsons code(en.wikipedia.org)
85 points by trampi 9y ago|22 comments
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by trampi 9y ago
Thank you very much for sharing. Touching. Did not expect something like this in the comment section. You definitely made my day with this beautiful poem.
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by trampi 9y ago
Shameless plug: A friend of mine, Felix Barnsteiner, wrote a profiler for Java based applications, called stagemonitor [1]. He started working on it in 2013 for his masters thesis. Since then, he steadily worked on it in the company as well
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by trampi 9y ago
Liquibase is definitifely a good recommendation. We use it to update Oracle, postgreSQL, MariaDB as well as exporting the current schema as a hsqldb-script. Some migrations are only executed for some of our customers.
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by trampi 9y ago
"This was the case until eighteen months ago, when I experienced a critical change in my circumstances, and was redeposited on these shores" Marc Laidlaw left Valve in January 2016. The end of the post is also probably about Valve
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by trampi 9y ago
Just FYI, more than one year has passed since the last release. The commit frequency has declined significantly. I use it, but I am not sure if I would recommend it in its current state. It does it's job and I like it, but the future i
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Happy SysAdminDay(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by trampi 9y ago|1 comments
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by trampi 9y ago
Awesome! Thats the great hacker spirit! May I ask how much time it took you to accomplish this?
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by trampi 9y ago
Hi Simon, thank you for that reflected statement! May I ask you in which city you live? I am a developer living in Munich. I started my first full time job in last november with 49k€ entry-level salary (Christmas bonus included). I have got
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by trampi 10y ago
Hah, I always suspected that authors of Golem.de are visiting HN. Congratulations for your finding! It is sad that Ask.com did not react. I thought that journalists would have a better chance to provoke responses.
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by trampi 10y ago
I think it was on HN some time ago: https://github.com/codedance/Retaliation
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by trampi 10y ago
I enjoyed your writeup too. If I had to choose between being able to low level do everything without having a high level understanding of how they fit together and on the other hand having this high level understanding with no low level app
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by trampi 10y ago
Unfortunately I have observed exactly the described behaviour on myself from time to time. You have also described the thoughts I have regarding this. Sometimes I procrastinate to prevent possible negative outcome of things I am not sure if

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