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Show HN: Generic monitoring for express web apps
You still have flourish of subtopics and categories and groups you can post to on reddit just like you were able to do on usenet bulletin boards. However for the most of places there the problem of an eternal-september is in constant effect in so far as everyone with an internet connection and an account can post, which makes moderators (unbiased ones especially!) all the more valuable
Getting Big without Getting fat (in Perl)
Holing myself up for a month and working towards a new job paid off and I'm now in a better place as a developer and person.
"It gets better"
Then decided to learn JS and node and started writing a web real user monitoring system based on http://github.com/bluesmoon/boomerang. While at it submitted PRs to upstream and engaged in the community mostly with complaints about sftandard stuff missing and modules not being in a good state.
Now I work in the same company as the guy who created boomerang and lpve every minute of it.
SDN for Real [pdf]
The NRPE Protocol Explained
Bash Invaders
2. Here is a color map which escape will make your prompt look which way. https://github.com/andreas-marschke/misc-tools/blob/master/s...
3. You can find my prompt setup here: https://github.com/andreas-marschke/dotfiles
It's split up across profile,bashrc,bash_alias,bash_export
4. As was requested in the comments here you can use $TERM variable to determine your terminal name. Since most popular terminal emulators try to be what they are supposed to be "dumb vt100s" you'll get xterm or (if you use a multiplexer like tmux,screen) "screen" as $TERM. IMHO its not of much use therefore.
5.https://github.com/Lokaltog/powerline << Mean to test this out. Its more for vim users.
// aside: Since my Family lives in a less densely populated area with poor connectivity, I found it a perfect distraction-free zone to get back in a productive mood. I have probably started reading into 1 new programming language (Python) and got fairly productive in it already. Started reading into Scheduling in CompSci. And maybe have already decided on my next to be learned language(erlang maybe). The Bad connectivity may be easy to replicate. Just pull the plug or work via 3G. Surely makes you feel like you have time to read something
So. Heads Up! It will come back :)