BigRedS

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   by BigRedS 14y ago

   Well, it's not important because the difference, generally, between the Pi and a random computer is similar to that which can be expected between any other two random computers. The thing with the newbies I get - they want to google "web se
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   by BigRedS 14y ago

   I'm not sure it matters more that you're using a Pi than it would matter which old laptop you're using. And, when it's as low-level as simply making something work, rather than particularly optimising it (when the fact that it's a Pi or a 2
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   by BigRedS 14y ago

   Hm. Now that the link's finally loaded I can see that this is exactly the same link I posted a similar comment on on Reddit a few days ago, to which the author didn't take kindly. Hopefully I've made my case slightly better this time! :)
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   by BigRedS 14y ago

   I'm really beginning to dislike all these "Set up the Raspberry Pi as a X" tutorials. I think they contribute to the idea that there's something weird and peculiar about the Pi, and give the impression that if you want a tutorial to do some
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   by BigRedS 14y ago

   I'm not sure where a GUI comes in handy here - it's not like there's any good GUI (in the traditional sense) tools for fiddling with webserver config. Even were I to want one on a webserver on the localhost I'd probably just install webmin
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   by BigRedS 14y ago

   Just fine is just fine for me, actually.