Former Tweep here - they use a primitive distributed system combining Apache Mesos, Aurora scheduler, and an internally developed Aurora Workflows UI for handling builds and deploys, including canarying new builds with production and synthetic traffic.
Itâ(TM)s no kubernetes, but itâ(TM)s still largely automatic.
Nice guy.
I worked at Hostgator a couple of years ago, and he had performance issues with his server with us. The problem he had with his website is he was sending all communication, even non-critical stuff, over SSL. The software was evening making SSL checks for updates. Once I explained to him that he shouldn't have it check for updates via SSL (could still do the actual update via SSL), he intended to disable that. Looks like it worked out for him.
Take a rider's course (I recommend Harley Davidson Rider's Edge) buy a sport bike and tour.
tl;dr: With a few adjustments, he likes Gnome Classic.
Request a password reset. The password reset form requires only a valid username to be entered, and the email address associated with it will receive an option to reset the password.
What's wrong, Republican Rogers? Has the physical terrorism boogeyman waned to so little that you must now bring out a new candidate?
% cd projects/pevil
% cat pevil
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use 5.014;
use Printer::HP::Display;
my $printer_ip = "172.30.20.129";
my $printer = Printer::HP::Display->new($printer_ip);
my ($text) = @ARGV;
my $message = "I'm sorry Dave, I can't print that.";
$message = $text if defined $text;
$printer->set_display($message);
say $printer->get_display;
I spent more time (7 minutes) driving than voting, and I was in and out in less than 5 minutes. There was no one waiting to use the voting machines (Diebold), and only one voter was there (lunch time).
Why not use a Raspberry Pi as an NTP server?
CrossOver does more than be Wine with "paid-for support and easier installation". It installs additional libraries, fonts, etc., required for the app/game to work -- winetricks also does this, but on a much less polished and broad scale. It can create separate 'bottles' (self-contained wine installations); you can install just the one app, or multiple apps per bottle, and the shortcuts that launch the game/app are configured to use the appropriate bottle automatically without manual changing to that bottle required.
That said, I use wine to run WoW, but may give CrossOver a shot, especially if I can get the Curse client working under it.
I'm 29, and I use Perl everyday as a sysadmin. With sysadmin work slow (I guess I'm too good at my job?), to expand my skills/experience in Perl, I volunteered to work with the developers on some Perl-applicable work (working on it right now). I love Perl, and I don't think I'd have it any other way.
Perl isn't old, it's established, stable, and useful.
Except that the Android fork changes have been merged back into the linux kernel.
First thing I thought of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECLvFLkvY7Y
"The Mets were great in 'sixty eight, The Cards were fine in 'sixty nine, But the Cubs will be heavenly in nineteen and seventy." -- Ernie Banks
