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by vhost- 11y ago
I'm a systemd fan and I would totally agree with this.
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by vhost- 11y ago
Exactly. I haven't used iTunes in at least 5 years.
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by vhost- 11y ago
I blow reds on certain intersections to avoid people making right turns into me. Most of the time it happens on one-way-crossing-one-way where the driver next to me is looking left, not thinking they need to look right because traffic on th
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by vhost- 11y ago
Yep, the wire harness in two different cars of mine have caught fire over the years.
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by vhost- 11y ago
There are so many packages with "go" in the name. Why not be a little more creative and avoid that? I don't put the word Go in any of my package names and it's been fun.
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by vhost- 11y ago
I use duckduckgo on my desktop and laptop by default, but the bang syntax is a pain on mobile so I set it to google there. So far I'm pretty happy with DDG results.
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by vhost- 11y ago
Yeah, I agree with this. I'm a Go programmer, but I instantly became interested in learning Swift as a secondary mobile language and might even write an iPhone app.
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by vhost- 11y ago
Holy crap. I actually put this in my notebook to look into. I was flying home from Atlanta a few weeks back and I was staring at the hole, wondering why it was there. I didn't get around to researching it, but here it is. It fell into
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by vhost- 11y ago
Lack of PPAs are one of the reasons I bounce back to Arch and Gentoo from Debian.
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by vhost- 11y ago
I just started using these for my data science work and it has been absolutely awesome. Even better now that they display on Github and apparently (based on a comment below) Gitlab too.
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by vhost- 11y ago
This is great news! But I've started to use Tmux less after being REALLY into it. I've slowly replaced it with a tiling window manager because I've noticed my ncurses and curses programs don't draw right in Tmux. I'
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by vhost- 11y ago
What? GNU make works everywhere. I've used it on Window, OS X, every Linux distro I've touched and all the BSDs
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by vhost- 11y ago
This is like waiting for people to click "ACCEPT" in a Counter Strike: GO match.
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by vhost- 11y ago
Hashicorp blog post on the tool: https://hashicorp.com/blog/vault.html
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Vault: A tool for managing secrets(vaultproject.io)
4 points by vhost- 11y ago|1 comments
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by vhost- 11y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by vhost- 11y ago
Their answer was "oh shit, EAV is cool until it sucks, lets make flat tables". Those flat tables really don't help much... (just profile the a request made to them and you still see the insanity that kcachegrind can generate)
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by vhost- 11y ago
I did the ops-side of a large Magento site. It was a fucking nightmare... and I handled .NET and Java once too. We had 3 cache servers with 128GB of ram EACH just to cache the complete shit out of Magento pages. Each user had their own keys
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by vhost- 12y ago
Not exactly true. I tend to start with a new makefile for a good amount of projects. Know your tools, know your code.
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by vhost- 12y ago
Most of those for me plus Stuff you Should Know - http://www.stuffyoushouldknow.com/
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by vhost- 12y ago
What don't you like about it? Finally things are categorized.
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by vhost- 12y ago
I have one with Green switches and I love it. I took out the o-rings because they made it too gummy. It was very stiff for a bit when I did that, but I got used to it and now I can play games of CS:GO and code on it just fine. I recommend i
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by vhost- 12y ago
I don't recommend using the pitcher. I got bored with that process after a couple days. I usually make shakes with a blender. If I'm on the go heading to the gym, I will toss it in my Blender Bottle and just mix it with protein po
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by vhost- 12y ago
I didn't give them up. I use soylent for lunch and breakfast. I also don't mix the big pitcher. I make shakes with frozen fruit and it's fucking delicious.
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by vhost- 12y ago
I'm not going to run-on and on here, but I'm on 1.4 right now (first time Soylent user) and I'm pleasantly surprised. I was very skeptical about it at first and got it just to convince myself I didn't need it. Immediatel
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by vhost- 12y ago
I like this a lot. Gitlab was hard to get running for me on Debian. Plus it was a rails project so it always takes 10 seconds to start up. This was pretty quick. As a Go person myself, I love the single binary way.
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by vhost- 12y ago
I work for a 100% remote company (no office at all) and I remote pair program almost every day. We use Google hangouts and tmux for most of it. If I'm working with certain people, we end up using ScreenHero. You learn to say things lik
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by vhost- 12y ago
Their assessment of risk is motivated by money, though.
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by vhost- 12y ago
You can easily detect that. If a person buys a lot of books and make a lot of 5 star or 1 star reviews, then returns them, that's clearly abuse and you ban them.
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by vhost- 12y ago
Start with htop. You can get that package from apt in a debian-based distro: `sudo apt-get install htop strace`. When you launch htop, you will see a list of all your running procs. If you select a proc with the arrow keys, you can hit &quo

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