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by vhost- 10y ago
You can make use of your configuration management for this. If you use something like Chef or Puppet, you probably have user accounts being created on servers when they are provisioned. We have user configs, like bashrc, tmux.conf, vimrc an
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by vhost- 10y ago
Not to mention browsers. Many people are surprised to learn iMessage, Chrome and Firefox all use SQLite.
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I always seem to be the black sheep in a group of people when I say that I love sqlite. It's seriously so handy. If I need to aggregate or parse big CSV sheets, I just toss them in a sqlite database and run actual SQL queries against t
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by vhost- 10y ago
I haven't seen or done anything of this scale before, but I did have a very sobering moment while working on a large online retailers stack as a systems engineer. We were rolling out a new stack in another data center across the countr
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I don't like using the TCP functionality of ngrok because it seems to always use the same hostname (0.tcp.ngrok.io) with a random port. So anyone can just scan for open ports on that domain and start trying to connect to things. The HT
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Finally hopeful for better dependency management! I was digging through the source code and see it works with mercurial, git and bazaar using a hash or tag (so you can lock a package down to either): https://github.com/sdboy
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Why does trump get to use twitter, but the EPA can't?
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by vhost- 10y ago
This app was made by Reflect not Github. By the way, github has this coming down their development pipeline: https://developer.github.com/early-access/integrations/
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by vhost- 10y ago
What about utilizing ocean currents? You deploy the collectors and eventually they end up somewhere close enough to be toed in without using much fuel. Deploy them at regular intervals and go pick them up as they get closer to shore. This i
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Facebook PHP Source Code from August 2007(gist.github.com)
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The state of IPv6 remains sad and depressing. I just switched to centurylink fiber from comcast and I still don't have an IPv6 address. I have the option, but I have to pay for it, which seems totally backwards to me. Sure, I will pay
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by vhost- 10y ago
I felt the same. I'm now just waiting for the day that passthepopcorn.me disappears. I'm very surprised this happened.
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by vhost- 10y ago
Nothing in Oregon because we all sent our ballots in a week or two ago. Interesting viz to see.
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Where does 99% come from? My girlfriend is a nursing student, not a programmer and has 8 gigs of ram on her laptop. She's constantly asking me to look at her laptop when it beachballs and slows to a crawl when she's doing homework
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by vhost- 10y ago
You definitely can't rely on it. Just the other day I was given a task to take a request payload from our front end and do some stuff with it on our backend. The payload looked like this: {"thing": [{"values": [&quo
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by vhost- 10y ago
That's not really an example of why something in all caps is useful, though. The only time I've seen anyone using caps lock is in a call center where people think it's the proper way of entering data into a form (my opinion i
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by vhost- 10y ago
I genuinely don't understand why there is still a caps lock key on most keyboards. Can someone fill me in on actual use cases of having this key still? I have been binding caps lock to escape for many many years.
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by vhost- 10y ago
Totally, this is a good way to protect from that. It's just impossible to trust that is what someone is doing without going and looking at the script unfortunately.
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But was this due to the heat, acidity or some other characteristic of this cross? Or was it because he swallowed a pepper whole and it tore a hole because it went down sideways? You have to remember how much and how fast people shove things
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Another issue is partially written responses. If the connection fails in the middle of your curl (or the source's application crashes) you can receive part of a shell script that could very well contain `rm -rf /usr`. Edit: I cook
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What are the alternatives to open offices for companies with hundreds or thousands of developers? Do you have offices with dozens of people split up by team? I've been to the AWS headquarters in Seattle and I think that's what the
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by vhost- 10y ago
Last time I saw it was probably 2005-ish. It was along 445 near Spanish Springs.
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I grew up in Nevada along a main highway that people take to burning man. I really wish "leave no trace" included places outside blackrock. People would also routinely leave their playa covered and broken down vans, RVs and cars i
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by vhost- 10y ago
OS X nor macOS have the option to set caps lock to escape. This is why people who want to do this use Seil or Karabiner Elements.
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by vhost- 10y ago
It doesn't have to be messy. I've worked in monoliths that are a complete disaster. I've worked in micro-architectures that are a complete disaster. It's the same kinds of people and management practices making these dis
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by vhost- 10y ago
I worked for a remote company and I recall only having my camera enabled for the first week or so. After that it was off pretty much permanently. I didn't notice a difference with it on or off. It didn't seem to matter and everyon
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by vhost- 10y ago
Why would they include a 3.5 mm adapter then?
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by vhost- 10y ago
No gorilla mux?
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by vhost- 10y ago
I used to use this a lot. A coworker who was really into macs back in like '06 or '07 used it because he was used to the close button being on the left and showed me. I totally forgot about that button.
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by vhost- 10y ago
I did something very similar on a 5 read cluster, but wrote custom NetScaler health checks to pull laggy replicas out of the virtual server pool.

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