danmur

What a delightful storm in a teacup :)

Ha ha ha, surely not, it's too hilarious. Must be a top tier troll :)

Burn :P

One small thing they're nice for is if you want to play with a cluster (e.g. nomad, kubernetes, whatever) on a budget. Of course it's not going to be great bang for buck just for performance but if you're trying out some distributed computing it's nice to be working to real limitations, network and RAM and particular.

Seems like they've taken it seriously to me.

It's only an inclusive culture if everyone feels like that, though.

I use "owl for exchange". It's not free but it's very cheap and I've found it to work perfectly.

Not a big fan of JSON myself but that sounds more like a bad implementation than ambiguity in the spec.

Too late for Reddit now but free services should consider and publish their sustainability plans from the start, if they want to avoid this trap anyway

Maybe someone accidentally checked in the PSDs

Microtransactions are a pretty obnoxious business model.

Payments for whatever (eg Amazon) can still go through the web browser can't they? What stops kids doing that?

This is something like what the future package and tools do, though I can say from experience it's not without its issues.

If you need to the option to give someone temporary access it seems like a good option. I don't think it would add anything to my personal stuff since there's no reason I can think of to give someone else access. At work definitely.

I believe a station wagon was the suggested alternative. Love the attitude though :P.

I thought Foursquare disappeared years ago, how bizarre.

I have and it's now at the point where I can recommend it to my family :) (with e2e, the UX otherwise I found fine)

edit: also, congratulations, really hope matrix can get the market share it deserves

Great idea for a service! I do this for a bunch of personal services I host in le basement, where I don't want to either have any ports open it even expose my ip.

Especially if your sprints are four seconds long

I'm using LXC from ubuntu packages for that very reason, got burned when a cluster upgraded automatically. I guess I must be very out of date if the debs no longer exist.

I actually really like snaps and that's the only bad experience I've had. I don't know why LXC would come in that form, very weird.

I don't have a lot of pasta but I appreciate the sentiment

Or just not being organised enough to calculate process realistically, that's got to be pretty difficult to do

Barry and Mark and whoever else can't make enough honey for everyone. The value proposition is that you can exchange for .

Pretty unpleasant seeing the term open source applied like this.

I need a cheat sheet to use tmux. I've no doubt I'd find it valuable if I spent some time learning it, but I can also appreciate this thing for adding a nice function without changing the way I work. Not a dig at tmux!

The grass is always greener

I do this too! Works super well, I use haproxy on the cloud side.

This article presents it as very black and white, it's a question you have to ask but it is good to ask yourself what is next first before you ask someone else.

It does seem like it's open to manipulation. More money for lawyers and accountants.

For me (php5, older now I know) it was things like create_function() taking a string. It was (is? dunno) an ugly and crude language, no subtleties in the syntax, just warts. I'm firmly of the belief you can make good things with any language but I don't feel any desire to make things with PHP when there's other good options.

Python does have warts for sure but surely indentation for conditions isn't unusual? Python forces it but I've never written e.g C or C++ and not indented anyway.