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by user_agent 6y ago
You might want to run it through something like Cloudflare to prevent the DDOS problem. It's free, easy to configure and has a couple more perks on top. I'm not a fun of Cloudflare, but until I'll find time to organize a prop
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by user_agent 6y ago
Plus some of what you have mentioned, @OP, craves to be packed into Docker containers!
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by user_agent 6y ago
Well, Ansible is the kind of software which does exactly that and has been created to address this issue from the start. It's an industry standard. You define how your environment should be configured in a declarative way, and Ansible
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by user_agent 6y ago
I just wanted to quickly thank you people for making topics like this one widely discussed, so I can easily make a decision to blacklist that company as my future, potential employer, saving time for more reasonable options!
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by user_agent 6y ago
This is how I see it: the only reliable / stable model in which our civilization has a chance is the one in which everyone auto-regulates himself. In other words everyone must take responsibility over one's life. You start with yo
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by user_agent 6y ago
Yes. Basically this is why I went away from a very successful career in tech sales to Fortune 500 companies and became software dev. Being a dev enables me to work in a much broader group of companies, so I can at least abandon those I&#x27
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by user_agent 6y ago
I can only second that! The control part is crucial here. From psychological perspective - human beings loose motivation when faced for a prolonged amount of times with environments they can take control over / achieve satisfaction. An
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by user_agent 6y ago
2 pages long article with 2 short paragraphs on the topic, not answering the question stated. Considering the importance of the topic, I say the article is a click-bait at best. Go and minus me now, but at least improve the quality of your
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by user_agent 6y ago
It's been proven long time ago that generally the approach of generalist-specialist is probably the best one universally, looking like an upside-down "T". You are a generalist, but in one specific category you're also an
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by user_agent 6y ago
@bilater You might also make a search to execute after hitting enter, which doesn't work like that at the moment - one must mouse click the search icon. (thx for fixing that C# thign!)
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by user_agent 6y ago
This is a serious problem. As someone with audio engineering background I can honestly say that probably only condenser microphones (like those big Yeti Blue youtubers use) are going to do the job. Contrary to a popular belief the dynamic o
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by user_agent 6y ago
OVH. They offer 1 free 5GB email account to every domain you register with them which I often find very handy. Especially for smaller initiatives that need just a contact@xxx.zz and nothing more. Plus they offer a free funny 10MB shared &qu
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by user_agent 6y ago
There's a couple of them: an used high-end office chair, a good mechanical keyboard with ortho layout, a trackball instead of mice, a proper coffee maker from Italy, my videoconferencing setup with a head-on mic and a Canon cam instead
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by user_agent 6y ago
OK, I just figured out you can use quotation marks around the language field which does the job for C#, but I'm not sure you want to keep it that way.
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by user_agent 6y ago
Yeah... @bilater The search can't distinguish C from C# [I corrected myself in a comment below]. If you'd be willing to make it work, I'd be happy to use it. Other than that, good job!
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by user_agent 6y ago
I'm a junior dev, so I try to stick with things that have been proven to work without problems. This is why I think you can almost never go wrong with SQL. Some say that PostgreSQL is one of the most advanced ones and it's free. O
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by user_agent 6y ago
Interesting. @dongyx Problems I've stumbled upon: 1) the website dongyuxuan.me has a bad SSL cert. 2) The sub-site https://dongyuxuan.me/posts/c2w.html where GitHub points to doesn't work.
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by user_agent 6y ago
This makes me sad. The only thing I can do in a case like that is to ABANDON every tool (having a replacement) whenever the company / group behind it starts to drift from the core idea toward strange waters having nothing to do with th
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by user_agent 6y ago
As someone who went thru 10+ years of corporate sales before becoming more technical, I can recommend a couple of books that are going to do the job for you - I built a career on the frameworks offered by them: - SPIN Selling, Neil Rackham
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by user_agent 6y ago
Hmmm.... I definitely need a "secure", separated computer like that. The presented form factor is ideal, but the price is meh. 1,177 USD for 32GB RAM and a nice 512GB NVMe storage. That's too much. It's the same problem
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by user_agent 6y ago
@OP Listen to me very carefully, because what you're going to read here might significantly not only improve your skills but also make the whole process of learning languages far more simpler than what most people (incorrectly) apply.