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amree.dev 1y ago

Tiny Guide to Webscaling

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petakopi.my 3y ago

Curated List of Freshly Brewed Coffee Shop

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zerodha.tech 3y ago

Logging at Zerodha

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m.signalvnoise.com 6y ago

Only 15% of the Basecamp operations budget is spent on Ruby

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blog.runcloud.io 6y ago

Botnet Attack – RunCloud CTO Statement

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m.signalvnoise.com 7y ago

Basecamp outage: When it rains, it pours

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engineering.shopify.com 7y ago

Deconstructing the Monolith: Designing Software for Developer Productivity

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medium.com 8y ago

Claiming back my Neovim responsiveness

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newsroom.fb.com 8y ago

Introducing Watch, a new platform for shows on Facebook

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thenextweb.com 8y ago

Ruby on Rails is out: major coding bootcamp ditches it, due to waning interest

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github.com 9y ago

Envato open sourced its event sourced library

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eviltrout.com 9y ago

The value of a thousand little features

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runcloud.io 9y ago

Hassle-free PHP web application and server management panel

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bients.com 9y ago

Zika: Brazil admits it's not the virus

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tueetion.com 10y ago

Show HN: Tueetion – SaaS based class management app

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github.com 11y ago

Show HN: Ansible playbook for Redmine

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cheritaku.com 12y ago

Show HN: News scraping website for Malaysian

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ieatbinary.com 12y ago

Getting Started with Ruby on Rails on Windows

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www.digitalnewsasia.com 12y ago

Apple moves to trademark the term ‘startup’ in Malaysia

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Tailwind UI 6 years ago

Isn't that like recreating bootstrap component again? It's just that this time it's not created by default at first

I consider myself a newcomer in Linux. Started playing with Redhat then Ubuntu. After being introduced (more like forced) to Slackware, I can't get back to any other distro.

However, nowadays I've been torn between Slackware and Debian for the server setup since I've started exploring Ansible to quickly get a server up. But as long as Slackware doesn't offer package dependency management, Ansible won't be that much help, unless of course I do all of them in bash script.