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orenmazor

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About orenmazor

coffee snob. beer snob. food snob. javascript snob. rails fanboy. API mashup champion. double rainbow computer guy.

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #9694119

    so true. just reading your comment was enough to make me feel frustrated and anxious.

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    Comment #8358570

    you can do this pretty easily with bittorrent sync

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    Comment #8341142

    We use this at work and it's awesome. Solved a lot of big problems and a lot of little problems, like "works on my machine but not prod" and rebuilding your dev env when you switch…

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    Comment #8340924

    berkshelf makes this a breeze, fyi. I do it for all of my AWS instances

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    Comment #7891815

    whats "old"? they're pushing 20 years now. that feels pretty ancient in internet time :)

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    Comment #7884583

    I keep bouncing between "this is an excellently executed troll!" and "…does this actually work?!"

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    Comment #7791304

    Is there anywhere I can go to actually see NASA's (or CSA or ESA)'s "Lessons Learned"? I'd love to track how they've evolved different characteristics of spaceflight/rovers. to imp…

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    Comment #7758031

    thats terrible. starting in $PWD is the first thing I encountered that I loved about tmux as a multiplexer vs iterm

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    Comment #7745633

    And now know why it's taken him so long to write each book

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    Comment #7649049

    when you're scaling any given variable, the stock solution is almost never good enough. you end up hitting all kinds of limits.

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    Comment #7263670

    Love FTL. I can't remember the last time I loved a video game this much.

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    Comment #7218927

    Thanks for clearing it up. I knew there are technical/logical answers to all of the points people are bringing up.

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    Comment #7183844

    Oh wow. I was being tongue in cheek about us techies, but looks like Netflix beat me to it here. awesome!

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    Comment #7183792

    if only we had a distributed group of people, all of whom with a vested interest in figuring this out, that could help us with doing speed tests in variety of configurations…

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    Comment #7047708

    hahahaha. good one.

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    Comment #6894523

    As fellow Ottawans, I think we all really appreciate hearing that. We all benefit from a stronger tech community here.

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    Comment #6850037

    low... a good rough base for freelancing should be triple whatever the salaried hourly rate equivalent would be (i.e. $80k/year => $40/hr, so you should be charging $120). I do giv…

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    Comment #6846893

    you charge $56/hr in a daily rate? O_o

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    Comment #6810641

    brilliant.

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    Comment #6809053

    The BTC support we offer is through a 3rd party merchant gateway. As a shop-owner, you are simply accepting payments via BitPay (our partner) which converts the BTC into a currency…

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    Comment #6733573

    no, but I dont care if it's up as long as its not down :) which, of course, leaves me hanging if the job queue is just not running, but thats monitored with runit which will issue …