jdhore

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by jdhore 10y ago
I personally think that a good alternative is the Synology Router (RT1900ac I believe is the model number) and plug a USB hard drive into its USB port. The router itself is $150 and you can easily find even like a 5TB external HDD for anoth
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by jdhore 13y ago
Part of the problem is since Verizon is CDMA and there's not really SIM cards, they can just say: "Your ESN doesn't look like a device we want to support, you can't activate it, sucks to be you"
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by jdhore 13y ago
No. The Python API is being significantly improved in Vim 7.4, but there has been no notion of moving away from Vimscript or even dropping support for the other languages (Ruby, TCL, Lua, MzScheme and Perl (i'm probably missing 1, but
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by jdhore 13y ago
> If Sublime Text was Open Source and the vi mode better I'd switch in an instant. And probably a lot of people too. You might but the thing is, Vim has been around for over 20 years and hasn't really lost any steam (and vi for another
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by jdhore 13y ago
I've contributed to ag and followed it quite closely. That being said, I still have ack on all my systems because sometimes, being able to just do: ack --python search-term is REALLY useful.
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by jdhore 13y ago
I know the /. submitter (As he's the one who told me he submitted it to /. and he had the first /. link I saw), he's definitely NOT the hacker.
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by jdhore 14y ago
I kind of disagree. The entire point of Wayland is to remove deprecated, crufty stuff to make a new form of display server. Remoting (in its current form) was on the list of stuff to remove. If you need remoting, for probably a fairly long
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by jdhore 14y ago
Running your own servers costs more for engineers/devops/sysadmins, but in terms of how much you pay to your provider, hosting your own is FAR cheaper if you have more than 1 or 2 instances. You can get a 10U GigE unmetered colo for $550/mo
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by jdhore 14y ago
The problem is (at least with Vim), a installer/good default set of plugins and vimrc is VERY subjective. Myself and 2 other guys from #vim on Freenode tried doing this a few years ago, but it wound up failing because we couldn't decide on