vivab0rg

The hero we need.

Most likely true. But back in the late 90s, the Red Hat installer was alone a killer feature when compared to other distros, specially for those trying GNU/Linux for the first time.

/r/firstworldproblems

Sync Pro Master Race.

Just buy a phone you can always root?

As long as it is a Bootstrap dependency?

Ubuntu Budgie could be just as nice as Deepin, plus it makes sense if you also have Ubuntu on your servers.

I got my full salary payed in Bitcoin for almost a year when it was worth less than 1000 USD per coin. Only cashed what I needed. I'm very happy now.

In my experience as a non-American, non-European developer, Vultr still beats them all for accepting crypto currency payments.

Thanks for the pointer.

Paywall

This is a very well-deserved recognition for someone who has poured countless hours of his life to educate the world about Bitcoin and the ongoing crypto-currency revolution. I bought his Mastering Bitcoin book when it was still in Beta, and it surely changed my life for good. Thanks Andreas!

+i3 life changer for programmer productivity!

First-world problems

+1 Sync Pro

+1 although an Ubuntu user since it's very first release, i3wm has been my go-to productivity DE for the last 5 years or so. Plus it's multiple-monitor support is superb, much more useful than Unity's

> I like Vultr because they accept Bitcoin payments.

This. I've been a loyal Linode user for years but recently gone with Vultr for side projects because they accept Bitcoin and had a $5 plan long before.

My thoughts exactly. This is no Minority Report. Thanks Isaac!

Which Kodi add-on do you use to play content from Amazon Cloud Drive?

Also "YouTube Red is not currently available in Argentina."

This project needs more stars!

One would be forgiven to think a company like Facebook, with a market cap of 224.82B, would pay a little more?

Have you already upgraded to the "PRO" version? I've been using it on Linux for about a year and just recently a "7 days left" appeared on the Web UI.

Just donated 0.04201 BTC (USD 10) and downloading Freya now. I've been using the previous version for fun and profit on a Mac mini, netbook, notebook and desktop PC since last year. Very recommended.

The Guns of August: The Outbreak of World War I[1], the Pulitzer-award winner by Barbara Tuchman, and the book that might have helped avoid WW3 during the Cuban missile crisis, as recognized by JFK himself.

[1]: http://www.amazon.com/Guns-August-Outbreak-Tuchmans-Nonficti...

That DO setup is really interesting. Care to elaborate?

So much this. I've settled on elementaryOS 0.2 (based off Ubuntu 12.04 LTS) for all my development, staging, and production environments, being netbook, notebook, All-in-One desktop, Mac mini and all my VPS servers. Software package consistency is a invaluable, and you don't even have to give up on the looks:

https://github.com/vivaserver/MoonLion

Also ASUS netbook + Ubuntu LTS, flawless for years, to this day. Now it's mostly elementaryOS (also based off Ubuntu LTS) on every desktop/notebook, works just as well and it feels even lighter.

I've been using every LTS release since the first ever, and I can't praise it enough. Keep up the good work!

FYI, Fábio Rehm is also the author of the great LXC provider for Vagrant[1], which I sucessfully use for fun and profit almost every working day.

PS: I you like Fábio's work, consider tipping him[2] (I already did, with bitcoins! :)

[1]: https://github.com/fgrehm/vagrant-lxc

[2]: https://gratipay.com/fgrehm/

I'm from Argentina and have 30+ transactions and 100% positive feedback BUYING bitcoins with my PayPal funds on Localbitcoins. Never disputed any transaction and usually send +4% ~ +6% to help the seller with the PayPal fees (plus, I my rates al always better than Bitstamp's).

Edit: My Localbitcoins user is vivab0rg if you'd like to check.