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noeleon

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    Comment #48871532

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46212953

    this was a good laugh :D

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    Comment #13977193

    yeah she ends the post with a tag. It is her personal blog so her tone seems fine to me. For the already informed I still enjoyed reading it.

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    Comment #13622057

    This list is a bit scrappy and seems to really only have relevance to Ops staff who work at Gitlab. I like Gitlab and use it everyday. I am also really impressed at how open they a…

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    Comment #12136257

    The shared storage redis backed option is great. I hacked together something that served .well-known from an NFS mount to overcome my issues when behind a proxy / LB. My $work has …

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    Comment #12038649

    How random... Having this exact issue on a production system, came to HN to take my mind off OpenLDAP and find a solution in minutes.

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    Comment #9561991

    New Das Keyboards do support nKey Rollover via USB [1]. [1]: http://www.daskeyboard.com/daskeyboard-4-ultimate/

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    Comment #9077095

    Is screen size a barrier to running VMs? I build all my customers environments in VMs and do this on the road, most run headless anyway. For me, I absolutely need a portable to rep…

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    Comment #9077064

    I have this requirement. I just bought a Toshiba Z30t. Ultrabook that is self serviceable and supports 16GB. But build quality and feel - talk about your pieces of shit.

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    Comment #7819152

    Mojolicious for one doesn't have the dependency tree of Catalyst, this is kind of against of the Perl mantra of don't re-invent the wheel. That said I favor Mojo over Catalyst for …

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    Comment #6353557

    Wow.... 15 years! Working at a hosting provider way back when I would die a little inside every time someone asked me to install phpmyadmin for their databases. I'm sure it's come …

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    Comment #6347398

    it seems much of a muchness?

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    Comment #4804031

    Not surprising. Been through many MS -> OO and back again with various organisations throughout the years. OO is good if -everyone- uses OO. In most organisations you get some geni…

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    Comment #4804001

    subtext: ruby is awesome, i'm a massive fanboy and you should use it.

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    Comment #4497311

    why not just use visual mode?? then you can see the lines you are deleting, copying / cutting

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    Comment #4188239

    Take something you have coded in PHP and see how easy it is to re-factor in both languages. There are no downsides to knowing all of these web frameworks, eventually you will find …

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    Comment #3350329

    can it somehow incorporate the blink tag as well?

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    Comment #2461142

    Great book, I reference it all the time. Article made me very hungry though.