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by xellisx 8y ago
Yeah - that info should be on that page too. Less clicking!
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by xellisx 8y ago
What about 4.4.4.4 / 4.2.2.2?
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by xellisx 8y ago
Where is the "What is CattlePi, what does it do and why do I need it?" section on the page?
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by xellisx 8y ago
Thankfully it's not "Killing IT".
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by xellisx 8y ago
Not as cool as this, but here are some PHP "frameworks" in a tweet (140 characters): http://www.twitto.org/ https://gist.github.com/mathiasverraes/9046427 https://philsturgeon.uk&#
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by xellisx 8y ago
Well, IRC clients allow for more customization for the end users, RocketChat - there was very little. The dev team didn't want to add hacks on to it and would only update when RC would release a new version.
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by xellisx 8y ago
The use case at the last job, was that I had an IRC bot that had a lot of stuff to deal with support stuff, like DNS configuration for the Hosted Exchange offerings (2010 and 2013 were offered), and it would do colored text for good and bad
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by xellisx 8y ago
I wish it had color text input support. At my last job, they were looking to replace IRC with RocketChat, and that was a big let down. I even submitted a PR for "Colored Markup" ( https://github.com/RocketChat/
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by xellisx 8y ago
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/102425...
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by xellisx 8y ago
Moo tools...
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by xellisx 8y ago
I still want to try this keyboard https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DataHand
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by xellisx 8y ago
The example We had to deal with in the real world was the onslaught of visitors during the American Thanksgiving holiday. The company I worked for would post the ads for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Yeah, nothing like getting >500K RPS
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by xellisx 8y ago
That would explain some of the applications I've filled out in the last couple weeks.
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by xellisx 8y ago
Probably something (or things) along the lines with helping out with the issues that low income families face, and more specifically the children and their education.
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by xellisx 8y ago
Having been a web developer for about 20 years (on and off professionally), I've seen trends where we start off from a point, it's mess, we clean it up and get towards doing 'best practices' and something comes along to
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by xellisx 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanoscale_vacuum-channel_trans...
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by xellisx 8y ago
Or just the fact there is no caching involved in a lot of cases, so you end up just banging the db so hard it just ends up with 5 minute response times.
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by xellisx 8y ago
Location: Ft. Worth Texas, USA Remote: Sure, but not preferred. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: PHP, Node.JS, MySQL, HTML/CSS/JS, Cisco, Linux and more. See resume. Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s&
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by xellisx 8y ago
The site sort of reads (to me at least) like it's a classification of the type of site it is, like "XYZ Pod Cast".
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by xellisx 8y ago
I think I need context on what is a 'Radar Station'. I was expecting some old military outpost in a strange place...
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by xellisx 8y ago
99% of the 'DevOps' stuff that come across my job search is operations that deal with Azure/Google/AWS management, along with the the rainbow CI/CD tools and has nothing to do with doing actual software development.
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by xellisx 8y ago
Just another way to impose impossible standards. =)
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by xellisx 8y ago
Wanna get crazy, here's a PHP .INI configuration system. =) https://github.com/ellisgl/GeekLab-INIConf
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by xellisx 8y ago
Earlier Related Post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17358103
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by xellisx 8y ago
https://json5.org/
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by xellisx 8y ago
I remember hearing about JPEG 2000 when they were working on it. Of course it was marketed to be the ultimate image compression. I've only see it used once in the wild, I think it was Trillian that used to for screen captures.
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by xellisx 8y ago
Having grown up with BBSs and getting on information super highway in 92, I miss the crazyness and "decentralization". Also stuff like IMs and IRC I find a lot better than what has replaced them, since you had your choice of progr
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by xellisx 8y ago
Yeah but free usenet servers with binaries are rare.
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by xellisx 8y ago
Which you pointed out the fallacy of the title, since I could say a mouse and keyboard is controlled by my since its the electrical impulses that trigger muscle movement which are being transposed to the computer input.
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by xellisx 8y ago
'Taking our jobs' is an outright lie, since the opertunity to use undocumented workers as a way to spend a lot less on a given task/job and have to hide that fact, so they also have skip out on taxes for said work. My opinion

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