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by tribaal 7y ago
That's only in big cities and some random gemindes though (your parents are lucky). I get my internet over 4g here because land lines are 10/1 mbps. Still, 4g is 80/15 or so, so it's viable for now (sunrise too)
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by tribaal 8y ago
This is why the linked article specifically says it does not look for newlines: > Moreover, GNU grep AVOIDS BREAKING THE INPUT INTO LINES. Looking for newlines would slow grep down by a factor of several times, because to find the new
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by tribaal 8y ago
What kind of managed service do you have in mind? We plan to offer some managed services, but I can't hint at an ETA for that (I don't know myself). I think we need to communicate more around our roadmap in general.
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by tribaal 8y ago
That's somewhat true, I should have s/American/other/
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by tribaal 8y ago
I'm not sure I understand the claim that we are "very expensive" :) Linode 4Gb -> 30$/month Exoscale Medium (4Gb) -> 34$/month. However exoscale is ISO certified, will handle european VAT, and let you scale s
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by tribaal 8y ago
exoscale.com is based in Switzerland, and offers zones in several European jurisdictions as well. Disclaimer: I work for exoscale.
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by tribaal 8y ago
It's due to us offering some guarantees on what you get, and therefore not over provisioning our hardware :) Many of our clients choose us for performance (IOPS, memory guarantees, etc...), and our geographic and legal situation (no co
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by tribaal 8y ago
We are a mostly Clojure shop and are very happy with it. It's very expressive, functional, and allows you to tap into the Java ecosystem if you need to. Might not be as hyped today as it was some years ago, but the language itself is s
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Clojure tutorial: build an application from scratch(exoscale.com)
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by tribaal 8y ago
If you are connecting from Europe, maybe you could consider exoscale.com 's S3 storage offering? It's 100% european (with Swiss and German regions), and priced pretty aggressively. https://www.exoscale.com/object-s
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by tribaal 8y ago
Not to mention: able to live in a large, comfortable house in the country side in the middle of nature (if that's your thing). EDIT: I think kids-flu is hard to avoid at that age, home office or not :P
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by tribaal 8y ago
Full remote engineer for 7 years here. I don't think it ever stops. If I had to venture an answer as to why, I'd say "fewer interruptions" - most interactions are asynchronous (email, IRC in my case but slack just as muc
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by tribaal 9y ago
I know it's not directly what you've asked for (it's neither apache nor nginx), but the Caddy webserver does just that - almost 0 configuration dealing of the ACME part, auto-redirection from http to https. You still need to
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by tribaal 9y ago
Well, from my point of view, I can either: - Choose to think you are right, dear random HN commenter - Choose to think the corpus of papers and articles saying the opposite of what you claim is in fact right ( https://en.wikipedia
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by tribaal 9y ago
Oh, it's a fraudulent premise and an empty soundbyte? It seems like you're quoting an article in the washington post, and similar articles from similarly reputable sources point it out (see http://www.nytimes.com/2
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by tribaal 9y ago
The article is from 2012 but still sums it up quite well: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/01/business/how-delaware-thri... It's a corporate tax heaven. But incorporating is trivial.
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by tribaal 9y ago
The author opened a bug in Ubuntu about this here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1703742 It is in the process of being fixed (it should be set to madvise).
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by tribaal 9y ago
I doubt accident rates will be impacted that much. When you fly to a country that drives on the other side of the road from you and then rent a car, you are sitting on the other side of the car entirely. It takes a couple of hours at worse
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by tribaal 9y ago
The website seems to be down for me. Doesn't DDoS defense fall in the "internet threat protection" bucket? :p
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by tribaal 9y ago
That's exactly what the link you pasted says - Debian is closing Alioth and migrate to using gitlab. No automatic migration is planned - you need to migrate the repos you are responsible for yourself.
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by tribaal 9y ago
Apparently this requires a hole to be punched in the sandbox to allow android apps to "impersonate" other apps (by way of signature spoofing). The lineage folks didn't want to merge it in on grounds of security concerns. (I&#
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by tribaal 9y ago
Well, working remotely doesn't mean you can't commute! I used to walk with my wife to her office and back when I started full remote work (it's been 6 years, in a fully remote company). Also, you're free to rent coworkin
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by tribaal 9y ago
> Now, if you're running Reddit or Wikipedia or Facebook or HN... Wikipedia uses MariaDB (so, MySQL). https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_servers#Software
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by tribaal 9y ago
That's because Swisscom is very good at lobbying, especially when that means they get to sit on their ass and collect free money for longer.
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by tribaal 10y ago
There is! irccloud.com is pretty awesome. They have a pretty good mobile app as well (at least on android - I'm not an iOS user). (I'm not affiliated with them, I'm just a happy user)
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by tribaal 10y ago
You can auto-hide the taskbar, and switch to "menus in the windows" in the settings (I mean the UI, not some obscure terminal thing). My mother in law managed to find that option on her own, I'm sure you can as well :)
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by tribaal 10y ago
I see how you came to that conclusion, but it is wrong: We don't have a "company blessed developer laptop" on purpose - we're small (compared to other companies with similar reach), so that's the only way we can cov
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by tribaal 10y ago
If you are on an Ubuntu system you can do the same thing with a native utility, try: ssh-import-id-gh <username> It also works with launchpad (of course): ssh-import-id-lp <username> (It does exactly the same but is shorter to t
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by tribaal 10y ago
Or rent?
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by tribaal 10y ago
That's really a matter of taste. "Many long time users" will also agree that Unity is just fine as far as UX goes. Source: I'm a happy Unity user.

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