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jpenney
15y ago
All my VMs run 10.04. Been thinking that when it gets too old due to the packages supported getting to far out of date, I'll just switch to Debian.
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15y ago
If you suggested to a Starcraft 2 pro that they should stop using the keyboard shortcuts because they are slower, you would be laughed out of the building. Erik Naggum was on the ball with that one - it is impossible to acquire muscle memor
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jpenney
15y ago
Take it back to reddit please. We don't need memes to communicate here.
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jpenney
15y ago
I hope not. The Skype client on iOS is really handy.
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jpenney
15y ago
Not sure where it is getting PHP in my profile from - pretty sure I haven't done any PHP! Link here: http://www.gitalytics.com/user/detail/jamiepenney
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jpenney
15y ago
I wish there was an MG warning tag on this post. I can't stand that guy's writing style.
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jpenney
15y ago
Not to be rude, but that may be part of the problem.
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jpenney
16y ago
I agree. I'm not looking forward to the inevitable changes Salesforce brings to Heroku. Others will pop up to take their place though.
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16y ago
Watch some of the day[9] dailies at http://day9tv.blip.tv and you'll improve at least a little bit. Watch the episode on the Mental Checklist ( http://day9tv.blip.tv/file/3732340/ ) first.
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jpenney
16y ago
Yeah add my recommendation for RH. I've been with them for about 3 years, they've been fantastic.
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jpenney
16y ago
"Playing with random OSS projects is much easier on Linux" I couldn't agree more. I am primarily a .NET/Windows programmer, but I have an Ubuntu VM that I have been using to hack on OSS-based work I've been doing recently. Package managers
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jpenney
16y ago
I call #70 the Republican Option.
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16y ago
I submitted a spam report about that site the other day. I've been getting up to scratch on ruby and a lot of searches for gem names return that site. I have gotten so used to trusting the top results in Google that I never think to check t