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Another IT Guy Amongst Millions…. Privacy Policy / Disclaimer. Being an IT Professional and a dad! June 26th, 2014. With babies, its a whole different perspective to problem solving. In IT we follow flowcharts, systematic approaches, backup plans, failovers and more. But when baby Kyra cries … you trash your charts , processes and procedure. and you just pick her up and start dancing and singing as if there is no tomorrow…. When all singing and dancing fails, just a warm hug and all is good! Its not that...
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Configuring a rails application server. A step-by-step guide to configuring a Rails application to run on a server with the [rayburst] standard Rails configuration. We start from a new server installation and end with accessing the Rails application home page via HTTPS. Steps covered are. Packaging and uploading local code. Creating a runtime user on the Rails server. Installing the application code. Initializing the application database. Configuring Nginx and Passenger for HTTP access.
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Speaker at Droidcon Berlin 2015. June 1, 2015. I am excited to announce I will speak at Droidcon this Friday June 5 2015. My talk is here. The initial title “Android Fuckup and postmortem” was accepted in the Call of Paper . But to be politically correct I renamed “Failures and Retrospectives” without changing the meaning. How to change UI theme on IntelliJ and Android Studio. July 27, 2014. IntelliJ with Obsidian.jar theme and darcula. 1 Select your theme. Is my current theme. 2 Import the theme. How a ...
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It's all about the light. Big Cottonwood Canyon Sunset. March 31, 2016. By Ray David Photography. Here’s a sunset photo I took recently at Jacobs Pines in Big Cottonwood Canyon near Salt Lake City, UT. A Little Cyclocross Action. November 11, 2015. By Ray David Photography. How Mountain Biking Photographers do Selfies! November 10, 2015. November 9, 2015. By Ray David Photography. But sometimes they go bad. And sometimes you run over the camera! MountainBiking #Selfie #Canon #Seattle #Colonnade. Home of ...
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Philosophical Ranting of an Engineer. Game Design and Development. Demigod builds and balancing. May 10th, 2009. I’ve been spending quite a bit of time thinking, and playing, Demigod over the last couple weeks. One of the things I’ve been thinking about and meaning to write on is character design and balance, specifically balancing out all of their spells. I went to David Sirlin’s talk at GDC. Bite is always useful. In the beginning of the game I use it to heal and harass the enemy. Later on I us...There...
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