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bpowell
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NowSecure | Senior DevOps Engineer | Vienna, VA | Full-time We are leading in cutting edge mobile security and sponsor a number of open-source tools such as radare ( https://github…
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NowSecure | Senior DevOps Engineer | US Remote | Full-time We are leading in cutting edge mobile security and sponsor a number of open-source tools such as radare ( https://github.…
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NowSecure | Senior DevOps Engineer | US Remote | Full-time We are leading in cutting edge mobile security and sponsor a number of open-source tools such as radare ( https://github.…
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Comment #34799484
My guess would be something like Docker Desktop for Mac. It's free for personal use, but if you are using it from a company standpoint, it is not free
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I really liked The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Murakami.
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One of the best ways I found is to hire in pairs. Don't just hire one junior (or entry level) at a time. Hire two or more at once so they can help each other learn your stack. At t…
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I work in the central IT department at a university that has around 20,000 students. You are a 100% correct that we are very underfunded and understaffed. I'm the lead and only ful…
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https://github.com/bpowell/brocker The place I work at is not ready to use something like docker, so I made a cloneish of docker for us to use. We are still in the early stages of …
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I work at a public university in Michigan as a Java developer. All of our salaries are open to the public. It has actually caused more friction that what I expected. Maybe it is ju…
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I'm also a type 1 and highly recommend the Walmart Reli-On test strips. Cost savings on those is amazing. I do have the Reli-On meter and they work great together.
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I plan on blogging about it once I get more into it. I have just started doing some basic programming and reading up on how the GameBoy works. I never grew up! I still play my old …
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I have been reading through the emulator in Javascript walkthrough. It does a good job at explaining the basics. I'm not very far into development, still trying to understand the b…
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I'm in the process of doing the same thing. Instead of using Rust I'm going to try to use Go. Would you mind sharing any resources that you found to help write the emulator?
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I have the 13" XPS. The size and weight of it are really good for traveling. The battery life is not very good. I get maybe 3 hours on it in Linux. There might be some settings tha…
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Unicon Inc, http://www.unicon.net/ , partly does this. They cater to higher education with software like uPortal, CAS, and uMobile. All of these software products are open source, …