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Comment #4060954
http://www.cull.io/images/home/answersannot.png - Has the text "Resume and other intersting stuff", there's a typo on interesting. Nice idea by the way!
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Comment #3194463
It's a lot like Binary Land, a game from the mid 80s: http://youtu.be/NLI415emLzQ?t=42s
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Comment #3013039
Thanks a lot for posting this. I love that the lectures are broken up into smaller chunks, it makes the whole subject much easier to watch.
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Comment #2985201
Didn't know about that one, thanks!
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Comment #2983668
Nice little timesaver for such a common task, I'd just been doing the following (with vi editing on) but yours is much easier: esc-0-i-sudo
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Comment #2983366
Great tips. !! is a nice timesaver when you've forgotten to prepend sudo to a command: $ /etc/init.d/rabbitmq-server restart Failed, need root access $ sudo !! Success cd - is also…
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Comment #2980631
I went through the same process as you. I think it's okay not to have hard and fast rules for every acceptable situation to leave off parentheses, it's more a judgement call based …
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Comment #2980494
I'm curious, would you prefer to write code like this over the explicit version? foo bar: 'baz', quux('onoz') Or are you just concerned about inconsistencies? I like not having to …
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Comment #2980443
Once you get rolling with Chef or Puppet, updating your servers feels great - no need to manually fiddle with shell scripts, or wonder "have I installed that package on all my mach…
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Comment #2898326
Thanks for posting that quote, the speech transcript is one of the most touching works I've ever read. If anyone's interested in reading more, it's available online here: http://mo…
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