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6y ago
Wholly agree with you. That's what I'm always hoping for when big company X does a blog post about thing Y, that they actually show some examples about how they have implemented thing Y as otherwise the post falls a bit flat (for
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6y ago
How would you compare this to something like Fabric?
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6y ago
I guess I haven't used Ansible long enough to know such pain points. Would you elaborate with some examples?
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6y ago
Sorry if this seems willfully ignorant, but what advantage does this provide over just using something like Ansible?
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6y ago
Your comment pretty much perfectly captures what I haven't been able to articulate when it comes to how productivity and the methods by which to achieve it are constantly fetishized. It really makes me wonder if every Joe Shmoe touting
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6y ago
I am currently reading Michael Lopp's book "Managing Humans" and wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who wants more breadth on this topic. It's a really easy read with some rather poignant examples.
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6y ago
Interested in this, but getting 502 Bad Gateway at the time of writing from IP 138.68.233.101.
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6y ago
Use labels instead of those icons. If you scroll to the very bottom of the link I provided, then it's mentioned there.
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6y ago
If there are people out there who are well invested into Gmail, then here's an alternative ( https://klinger.io/post/71640845938/dont-drown-in-email-how-... ) that does not require a separate client application
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6y ago
Ctrl+U is also really handy for clearing password (or any other input) lines where you know you made a mistake, but don't want to just spam Backspace until you think you've gotten to the beginning.
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7y ago
In regards to integrating Logic Apps with source control here is some reading material that I found useful on the topic: - https://platform.deloitte.com.au/articles/preparing-azure-lo... - https://www.feval.
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7y ago
I've found that Azure's Logic App Service has been shockingly useful to me! The hard prerequisite is that you are within the Azure ecosystem, but using Logic Apps instead of defaulting to writing PowerShell for Function Apps signi
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7y ago
Would you perhaps share how you did it with an example? I really like the concept of Huginn, but haven't had the inclination to play with it further myself; setting something up for my own sources' summaries would be a good way to
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7y ago
To those who want an automatic focus to the editable area after opening the bookmark: data:text/html, <html contenteditable><script>document.querySelector('html').focus()</script></html>
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7y ago
I haven't read the 2nd one, so I should have just said that read the latest that you can. The main contents can feel quite dated for any edition, but there have been updates to fit the times that I'm not sure are in earlier editio
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7y ago
Let me recommend to you "Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams" by Tom DeMarco & Timothy Lister (go with the 3rd edition) and "The Mythical Man-Month" by Frederick P. Brooks Jr. (go with the anniversary edition).
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7y ago
Thank you so much for this! I really like the look and feel of Elementary from trying it a couple of years ago, but wouldn't want to leave Fedora now to go back to it just for the feel.
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7y ago
I can't speak for the author, but in my own case it's being so far removed from the actual end user that the problems being solved start to look less like problems and more like glorified yak shaving. The size of the company also
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7y ago
Getting a warning on the latest Firefox; seems like the certificate is expired.
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7y ago
Many thanks for your extensive reply! There's even more to consider now <3 EDIT: Can you vouch for the ease of use when configuring Windows machines as well?
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7y ago
This is one of those rare occasions that it might be worth your while to read the actual article...
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7y ago
I've been using Chef for many years and have been pretty happy with how straightforward everything has been, but I am always open to other solutions. If you've used Chef, Puppet or Ansible, how would you say Salt differs from thos
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"The Real Happy Pill" by Anders Hansen. In a nutshell: it goes through the myriad of ways that exercise is good for your brain, and the author does it in a way that is easy to grok and even easier to implement in your own life. To
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7y ago
Won't comment about whether it looks awful or not, but in terms of the mobile experience it seems to work fine for me on my OnePlus 6T with Firefox Focus, and subsequent tests on desktop using the Responsive Design Mode in Firefox with
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8y ago
I've been putting off buying the license for far too long, but now it really does seem like I have no reason not to!
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8y ago
How are you combating against people putting vast amounts of money and effectively deciding what is worth discussing?
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8y ago
Here is a larger version that isn't a photo: https://i.imgur.com/iicvkdp.png
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Lewis–Mogridge Position
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Would love to get more information on this Blloc OS in terms of updates, both security and regular. Also, a video of this thing in action wouldn't be bad either. It's definitely an interesting concept, but for me at least I need a
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9y ago
I also use Pocket, but when the list grows to be too big (around 10 items or so) then I will not consume any more articles by way of Feedly or Hacker News until the list is groomed. I find this to work well for me as I have an incentive to
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