Comments for Skaag's Blogodump http://www.skaag.net You live once, Live well! Sun, 27 Nov 2011 10:19:34 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on RabbitMQ for Beginners by 2011w47 « blog.padowi.se http://www.skaag.net/2010/03/12/rabbitmq-for-beginners/comment-page-1/#comment-1127 2011w47 « blog.padowi.se Sun, 27 Nov 2011 10:19:34 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=96#comment-1127 [...] hiding under a rock (apparantly I have), because it wasn’t until this week I actually found a blogpost that could adequately explain to me what it is and what it’s good [...] [...] hiding under a rock (apparantly I have), because it wasn’t until this week I actually found a blogpost that could adequately explain to me what it is and what it’s good [...]

]]> Comment on From Russia with Love?! by Udi http://www.skaag.net/2011/10/01/from-russia-with-love/comment-page-1/#comment-1081 Udi Thu, 06 Oct 2011 23:09:00 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=139#comment-1081 Yo! A friend told me about this lately. He said this might be a working alternative to the popularity of credit cards in other countries - and probably because many people could not get one. UDi Yo!

A friend told me about this lately.
He said this might be a working alternative to the popularity of credit cards in other countries – and probably because many people could not get one.

UDi

]]> Comment on R.I.P: Mogul (My good old MacBook Pro) by Skaag http://www.skaag.net/2010/11/20/death-of-a-macbook/comment-page-1/#comment-1037 Skaag Wed, 14 Sep 2011 16:13:17 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=120#comment-1037 Another interesting anecdote that I just remembered about the Berber guy from the Sahara desert: The reason his screen was broken, is that someone actually tried to shoot him, and hit the laptop screen instead (while it was open). So he has this big bullet hole through his screen... Another interesting anecdote that I just remembered about the Berber guy from the Sahara desert: The reason his screen was broken, is that someone actually tried to shoot him, and hit the laptop screen instead (while it was open). So he has this big bullet hole through his screen…

]]> Comment on Story: Ukraine to Russia via Belarus by Milez http://www.skaag.net/2011/09/09/story-ukraine-to-russia-via-belarus/comment-page-1/#comment-1032 Milez Sat, 10 Sep 2011 10:52:29 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=127#comment-1032 Viva la visa-free ukraine. Very typical sounding yet amazing nonetheless, esp. The taxi bit. Viva la visa-free ukraine. Very typical sounding yet amazing nonetheless, esp. The taxi bit.

]]> Comment on RabbitMQ for Beginners by Skaag http://www.skaag.net/2010/03/12/rabbitmq-for-beginners/comment-page-1/#comment-879 Skaag Thu, 07 Jul 2011 14:38:44 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=96#comment-879 It creates that cookie once if it is missing. After that your cookie will always remain the same, until you either change it or erase the file and a new one will be generated. And by the way, it's a good idea to make sure your cookie is secret! It creates that cookie once if it is missing. After that your cookie will always remain the same, until you either change it or erase the file and a new one will be generated.
And by the way, it’s a good idea to make sure your cookie is secret!

]]> Comment on RabbitMQ for Beginners by pgal http://www.skaag.net/2010/03/12/rabbitmq-for-beginners/comment-page-1/#comment-877 pgal Thu, 07 Jul 2011 06:58:56 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=96#comment-877 Hi Skaag! I want to ask about here > When RabbitMQ was first started, it generated a “cookie” automatically into a file does it mean every time RabbitMQ-server starts? or the really first time RabbitMQ-server starts after installation? thanx pgal Hi Skaag!

I want to ask about here
> When RabbitMQ was first started, it generated a “cookie” automatically into a file

does it mean every time RabbitMQ-server starts? or the really first time RabbitMQ-server starts after installation?

thanx

pgal

]]> Comment on RabbitMQ for Beginners by Ram Srinivasan http://www.skaag.net/2010/03/12/rabbitmq-for-beginners/comment-page-1/#comment-850 Ram Srinivasan Sat, 02 Apr 2011 05:00:37 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=96#comment-850 Thank you Skaag. Very few sites out there explain a topic in such a nice step-by-step fashion that a beginner can pick up and get confident on the topic. Please do include the examples here. That would make this complete. Thank you Kenji for the updated info. Thank you Skaag. Very few sites out there explain a topic in such a nice step-by-step fashion that a beginner can pick up and get confident on the topic. Please do include the examples here. That would make this complete.

Thank you Kenji for the updated info.

]]> Comment on R.I.P: Mogul (My good old MacBook Pro) by Skaag http://www.skaag.net/2010/11/20/death-of-a-macbook/comment-page-1/#comment-649 Skaag Wed, 08 Dec 2010 08:02:26 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=120#comment-649 As you know, time is money. When I discovered that my MacBook laptop was actually saving me a lot of time, I calculated how much time it saved me, and realized it saved me at LEAST 100 hours (but probably way more). Those 100 hours are hours I did not spend on recovering lost data, on fixing damage caused by viruses, on installing / maintaining / upgrading an antivirus or anti-spyware, time lost on defragmentation, time lost on manually backing up files (I have time machine for that), and even just the time I see it takes on Windows to find Emails or just Files. There's also the time waiting for stuff to happen - MacOS X is very fast! People from the Windows world who see me work, are constantly amazed. My computer does not slow down after 6 month, to the point it requires a reformat... So if I rate my work hour at $100/hr, then just by working with a MacBook Pro, I have saved $10,000. Considering it costs $2500 (And the i7 I just bought cost me $2300), then dude, as you can see, it's well worth the cost! And running Time Machine has paid off hugely, for me. You restore a new machine using your Time Machine backup and it contains absolutely everything - Data + Applications. I felt like there never was a disaster, and was quite relieved. Again - countless hours restoring, were saved! As you know, time is money. When I discovered that my MacBook laptop was actually saving me a lot of time, I calculated how much time it saved me, and realized it saved me at LEAST 100 hours (but probably way more). Those 100 hours are hours I did not spend on recovering lost data, on fixing damage caused by viruses, on installing / maintaining / upgrading an antivirus or anti-spyware, time lost on defragmentation, time lost on manually backing up files (I have time machine for that), and even just the time I see it takes on Windows to find Emails or just Files. There’s also the time waiting for stuff to happen – MacOS X is very fast! People from the Windows world who see me work, are constantly amazed. My computer does not slow down after 6 month, to the point it requires a reformat…

So if I rate my work hour at $100/hr, then just by working with a MacBook Pro, I have saved $10,000. Considering it costs $2500 (And the i7 I just bought cost me $2300), then dude, as you can see, it’s well worth the cost!

And running Time Machine has paid off hugely, for me. You restore a new machine using your Time Machine backup and it contains absolutely everything – Data + Applications. I felt like there never was a disaster, and was quite relieved. Again – countless hours restoring, were saved!

]]> Comment on R.I.P: Mogul (My good old MacBook Pro) by Daragaard http://www.skaag.net/2010/11/20/death-of-a-macbook/comment-page-1/#comment-648 Daragaard Wed, 08 Dec 2010 06:35:25 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=120#comment-648 so so sad, i had lump (of coal) in my chest [snifff snifff] but since i'm really not an apple fan at all, just get a normal laptop slap linux on it and forget the problems you had with your laptop. it will cost you less :) so so sad, i had lump (of coal) in my chest [snifff snifff]
but since i’m really not an apple fan at all, just get a normal laptop slap linux on it and forget the problems you had with your laptop.
it will cost you less :)

]]> Comment on R.I.P: Mogul (My good old MacBook Pro) by Dror http://www.skaag.net/2010/11/20/death-of-a-macbook/comment-page-1/#comment-646 Dror Tue, 23 Nov 2010 14:07:41 +0000 http://www.skaag.net/?p=120#comment-646 Yo Aric, I thought I knew you, but each time you surprise me with how good you write. How about saying hi to your oldish and withering Old & (not-so) Wise friend? Yo Aric,
I thought I knew you, but each time you surprise me with how good you write.

How about saying hi to your oldish and withering Old & (not-so) Wise friend?

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