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by vivab0rg 12y ago
So much this. I've settled on elementaryOS 0.2 (based off Ubuntu 12.04 LTS) for all my development, staging, and production environments, being netbook, notebook, All-in-One desktop, Mac mini and all my VPS servers. Software package co
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by vivab0rg 12y ago
Also ASUS netbook + Ubuntu LTS, flawless for years, to this day. Now it's mostly elementaryOS (also based off Ubuntu LTS) on every desktop/notebook, works just as well and it feels even lighter. I've been using every LTS rele
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by vivab0rg 12y ago
FYI, Fábio Rehm is also the author of the great LXC provider for Vagrant[1], which I sucessfully use for fun and profit almost every working day. PS: I you like Fábio's work, consider tipping him[2] (I already did, with bitcoins! :) [1
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by vivab0rg 12y ago
I'm from Argentina and have 30+ transactions and 100% positive feedback BUYING bitcoins with my PayPal funds on Localbitcoins. Never disputed any transaction and usually send +4% ~ +6% to help the seller with the PayPal fees (plus, I m
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by vivab0rg 12y ago
Mozilla next?
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by vivab0rg 12y ago
Um. Ever heard of paper-wallets[0]? [0]: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Paper_wallet
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by vivab0rg 12y ago
This. I recently moved to localForage[1] and have been mostly satisfied so far. Thanks Mozilla! [1]: http://mozilla.github.io/localForage/
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
Ansible Galaxy is just Ansible roles extracted into their own Git repos. Which, I think, is a better solution to sharing and reusing tasks than playbooks. It's really a simple but powerful idea, I hope it catches on, because it can rea
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
(sameless plug): MoonLion theme for elementaryOS https://github.com/vivaserver/MoonLion
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
It was already high-time for upgrading my second-hand Core 2 Duo 1.8 GHz Mac mini from Snow Leopard to Linux. The hardware is still running strong, so there's no reason to hold it back in OSX-land...
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
This. I'm so grateful to Brightbox for having relieved me from the rvm/rbenv madness. Same painless packages on both development and production. Priceless.
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
(Link)[0] to the actual announcement. [0]: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/news-media/announcements/2013...
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
What about using Vagrant with the [vagrant-lxc plugin]( http://fabiorehm.com/blog/2013/04/28/lxc-provider-for-vagran... )?
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
Any elementaryOS love around here?
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
Or even better, lightline? https://github.com/itchyny/lightline.vim
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
I had to use my daughter's modest ASUS AMD C-60 All-in-One (2 Gb RAM) until I could find a replacement for my laptop. Using Ubuntu's Unity with a LAMP and/or Rails stack sometimes brought it to it's knees. Switched to i3
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by vivab0rg 13y ago
i3: instant productivity. Failed as an Awesomewm user, but now rocking i3 with dual-monitors; a developers' dream. The only thing remaining from my Ubuntu Unity install is gnome-settings-daemon.
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by vivab0rg 14y ago
+1 for Linode's DNS service. The best part is that you can access it via API too.
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by vivab0rg 14y ago
Embrace, extend and extinguish?[1] [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend_and_extinguish
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by vivab0rg 14y ago
Just integrated it on a personal Padrino project. Beautifully simple user and developer-side. Congratulations and thanks Mozilla!
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by vivab0rg 14y ago
I'm thankful that the stagnation of TextMate led me to VIM, on both my Mac and all my Linux boxes. Thank you TM, it's been a great ride!
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by vivab0rg 14y ago
Or better still, tmux. http://tmux.sourceforge.net/
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by vivab0rg 14y ago
Oh, the humanity! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbert_Morrison_%28announcer%2...
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by vivab0rg 14y ago
For what it's worth, here's all the data (JSON-formatted) about the domain, registrant, delegation, etc.: api.nicalert.com.ar/domains/dsignio.com.ar (shameless plug for my Nic.ar API)