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samuel1604
6y ago
Why twitter, probably would be fb first!
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samuel1604
8y ago
yes, but does it scale tho ? is it DR ? I mean sure fine it's easy and pretty but there is some operation challenge to figure out,
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samuel1604
9y ago
is growth-hacking mean fraud or spam? I am not a 'millennial' so I am may not sure,
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samuel1604
9y ago
It feels like Google Wave has reborn!
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samuel1604
9y ago
call me paranoiac but I would be worried if thre was a spyware into this, I don't see no sources I can compile or inspect!
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samuel1604
9y ago
why all the girls on the picture have laptops and the guy only a book? feels like this is the person who was left out from the lan party :)
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9y ago
I simply remapped it to backquote (`) set-option -g prefix ` if you are on a remote box, I simply do a (c-b : and type it) although if you share this with other users that probably get them angry
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samuel1604
10y ago
"hey siri" feature is only happening because it leverages the low energy coprocessor with it
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10y ago
I thought it was going to be something about 9/11
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10y ago
They do present it quite ostensibly as a programming project tho i.e: the steps mentioned here http://debugproject.com/how/
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10y ago
It's surprising to see so much popularity in mu4e in this threads when no one mention Gnus, I am too much 'hardwired' in gnus and don't think i have the 'courage' to try something else but someone would know ho
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samuel1604
10y ago
I think RedHat had something like that released sometime ago (I can't find the name anymore), someone knows how does it compare?
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10y ago
interesting, this is by the way xdg-app rename for people who were wondering
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samuel1604
10y ago
I am so looking forwarding when this thing (py2 to py3 migration) will be old news!
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samuel1604
10y ago
What about just you know pedaling, (for most commute under 2 miles obv)
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10y ago
agreed! it's all in the name, micro :)
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10y ago
is there a whitepaper actually showing how this works ?
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10y ago
OpenShift Origin had it for a while AFAIK, nice to see it in vanilla Kubernetes
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10y ago
this is sad :(
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samuel1604
11y ago
I haven't seen any innovation in x11 since humm well the fork of xorg from xfree, well done!
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samuel1604
11y ago
It could be interesting to have this "as a service" and have an editor mode for it!
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11y ago
I just realised I had my account open since 2006 with bunch of undone task there (join gym was one of them), maybe I should complete them now
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11y ago
marketing gimmick me think, there was a bunch of discussion about it in france and nobody knows if it's very worthwhile
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11y ago
I would imagine the most important thing from a distro is the support from the downstream vendor (i.e: canonical or red hat) that comes with it. Downloading and compiling from source to a minimal distro (like what alpine does it seems) is n
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samuel1604
11y ago
I think this website is biased!
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11y ago
I think it's hard to compare RedHat to Mirantis even tho they are taking a bit of market to them they are not playing in the same league, it's like to say Docker is a great competitor to Vmware inc,
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11y ago
This seems perfect for illustrating my docker container slides!
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VMware Ships Rkt and Supports App Container Spec
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11y ago
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Lesson to take from endurance sports for software developers
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11y ago
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11y ago
I like how OpenShift3 is building on top of existing OpenSource technologies and not reinventing the wheel like other OSS Paas have done (i.e: cloudfoundry)
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