felixrabe

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by felixrabe 7y ago
Re line breaks: That's Microsoft being poetic :)
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by felixrabe 11y ago
Clarification for the sibling commenters (assuming I understood you right): sitting at a computer _at home_ and working.
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by felixrabe 11y ago
> Reading biographies of great people, seeing what people are actually doing and building makes me feel miserable, incompetent and good at nothing. Wow, that's something I totally have as well. At the same time, I want to be (and
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by felixrabe 11y ago
Hello Mohamed. I'd be very interested to hear about your journey starting today, whatever you end up doing, whether you persevere (what I hope) or not, no matter. Would you start a blog someplace and post a link here so we can be part
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by felixrabe 11y ago
It could, but there are many existing technologies (apps, libraries, languages) that are easier (and more consistently) turned into a container than into a static binary.
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Heh, love the +1 button! https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/735#issuecomment-576...
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Minecraft 2.0? :)
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Show HN: Simple Webserver in Bash for Raspberry Pi Using Docker(gist.github.com)
4 points by felixrabe 12y ago|0 comments
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Because it's relatively new and Homebrew is simply useful? Would be great if you could elaborate some, maybe I'll be the next convert :)
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Clarification: By "a self-hosting...system" I meant "the most minimal self-hosting system". Better pointers: http://landley.net/aboriginal/about.html via more googling: https://encrypted.
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by felixrabe 12y ago
I wonder how many dependencies would actually be needed for a self-hosting (i.e. able to re-compile itself) Linux-plus-shell system. Some pointers: http://www.landley.net/ols/ols2007/tutorial.txt , found via https
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Btw I enjoy the article. Thanks for writing it.
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by felixrabe 12y ago
It kinda bugs me when time-sensitive articles (like those about software) are published without a date on them. The article does not mention a date when it was written, I assume it was recently. It mentions "2014-09-09 FreeBSD advisory
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Libsodium 1.0.0(github.com)
2 points by felixrabe 12y ago|0 comments
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by felixrabe 12y ago
"All but" is synonymous to "completely", as far as I learned.
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by felixrabe 12y ago
My 2 cents Jonathan - I've done this, and it might help, but I don't know you (yet) so maybe not: There's people who make you feel better, and others who make you feel worse. Spend more time with the former, and less time wit
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Show HN: Bashsh – Improves your Bash scripts(github.com)
4 points by felixrabe 12y ago|0 comments
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Related (but primitive): https://github.com/mcrio/tiptip
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Launch of Named Data Networking (NDN) Consortium(named-data.net)
3 points by felixrabe 12y ago|0 comments
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Development has not stopped, there were some distractions to the developer. For the July 2014 status update, see http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=16517
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Too bad I can't just star this on GitHub.
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by felixrabe 12y ago
Re SW 2 and 4: You might want to base this on http://named-data.net/ that builds an information-based alternative to the host-based IP protocol. AFAIK this work was started by Van Jacobson at PARC who is a central figure in
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RFC 2616 is dead(mnot.net)
179 points by felixrabe 12y ago|15 comments
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by felixrabe 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote (based in Switzerland) I create and design full-stack web applications. Current tech: HTML5, JavaScript / CoffeeScript, Git, Bash, TDD Past tech: Python, Ruby, Java, ... - I have been programming for 20+ years. To
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by felixrabe 12y ago
I actually hope OP will change the service by preventing abuse to prevent *.ngrok.org getting blacklisted. I can see some legitimate use cases for hacking my own cheap cloud service running on my Raspberry Pi at home. Btw, I found a list of