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I need you to develop some software for me. I would like this software to be developed for Linux using PHP. Only but if you are in India. I need for a full time basis for constant project. (Budget: $2 - $8 USD, Jobs: Linux, PHP, Software Architecture)

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An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: After a tease earlier this week, Valve has revealed more details and a new trailer for the first new Half-Life content in over a decade. The "full-length" Half Life: Alyx will hit Steam in March 2020, Valve says, with support for "all PC-based VR headsets." Pre-orders are already available for $59.99, though the game will be free if you own a Valve Index headset. The game, which Valve says is "set between the events of Half-Life and Half-Life 2," has been "designed from the ground up for Virtual Reality" (i.e. you can stop hoping for a 2D monitor release). "Everyone at Valve is excited to be returning to the world of Half-Life," Valve founder Gabe Newell said in a statement. "VR has energized us." Today's video trailer shows that next year's Alyx-ization of Half-Life is equal parts abstract and concrete. The VR perspective from today's trailer doesn't include any floating body parts or feet; the only part of your virtual self you'll see, at least in today's trailer, is your hands, covered in a pair of gloves. Yet we also hear Alyx's voice, which indicates that this game's protagonist won't be nearly as silent as Freeman in his own mainline adventures. Today's announcement includes video footage that confirms a data-leak examination by Valve News Network earlier this year: a new manipulation system dubbed the Gravity Gloves. And boy do these things look cool. Need to grab or pick something up? Point at whatever that object is (whether it's close or far away) with an open hand until it glows orange, then close your hand and flick your wrist toward yourself to fling the item in your direction. At this point, you get a moment to physically "catch" the object in question. Point, clench, flick, catch. Today's trailer also confirms bits and pieces of the exciting HLA details I've previously heard about from multiple sources. For instance, the trailer includes teases of the game's approach to VR-exclusive puzzles, particularly those that require moving hands around a three-dimensional space. Some of these puzzles will require scanning and finding clues hidden inside of the virtual world's walls (and moving or knocking down anything hindering your ability to see or touch said walls). Other puzzles will require arranging what look like constellations or grids of stars around a 3D space in order to match certain patterns. And then there's the matter of familiar Half-Life creatures coming to life for the first time in over 12 years, which means they're that much more detailed and gruesome as rendered in the Source 2 engine. The Half-Life website specifies that this game can be played sitting, standing, or with "roomscale" movement. Players can use finger-tracking or trigger-based VR controllers and move around the VR environments by "teleporting" from point A to point B, "shifting" smoothly to a new position, or just walking continuously with an analog stick.

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Hi, I have a Magento 2 website in a git repository [Bitbucket]. Whenever I push changes to one of the branches, I want an automated deployment to be started to the specified environment (ie: Test Staging Production)... (Budget: €30 - €250 EUR, Jobs: Javascript, Linux, Magento, MySQL, PHP)

Yocto-based Torizon distro adds OTA updater  LinuxGizmos.com

Updated. I enjoy optimizing my credit card rewards, but I would ignore points or airline miles if I was carrying a balance at 15%+ interest! In fact, the WSJ reports that companies are charging higher interest rates because of their generous rewards programs. If you are ready to pay down that debt, consider transferring your balance to another issuer at a lower rate. Shopping around can save you thousands in interest.

You’ll want the best combination of the longest 0% APR period and the lowest balance transfer fees. Having no balance transfer fee is obviously best, but if you need to spread out your payments, it may be better to pick a longer term with a modest balance transfer fee. For example, if you are paying 20% APR, that’s like paying 1.66% on your balance every month. Below are the best 0% APR balance transfer offers from a variety of issuers (since you can’t transfer balances within the same issuer) as of November 2019.

1) Amex EveryDay Card from American Express – 0% Introductory APR for 15 months on both purchases and balance transfers and no balance transfer fee during the first 60 days after opening the account. After the intro APR offer ends, a variable APR will apply. Plus, earn a bonus 20,000 Membership Rewards points after you use your new Card to make $2,000 in purchases in your first 3 months. No annual fee.

2) BankAmericard Credit Card – 0% Introductory APR for 15 billing cycles on both balance transfers and purchases and no balance transfer fee during the first 60 days after opening the account. After the intro APR offer ends, a variable APR will apply. No annual fee.

3) Chase Slate Card – 0% Introductory APR for 15 months on both balance transfers and purchases and no balance transfer fee during the first 60 days after opening the account. After the intro APR offer ends, a variable APR will apply. No annual fee.

4) First Tech Fed Choice Rewards Card – 0% Introductory APR for 12 months on balance transfers and no balance transfer fee during the first 90 days after account opening. After the intro APR offer ends, a variable APR will apply. You must be an First Tech Federal Credit Union member to obtain this card, but membership is open to everyone who joins a partner organization for as little as $8. No annual fee.

5) Navy Federal Credit Union Platinum Card – 0% Introductory APR for 12 months on balance transfers and no balance transfer fee during the first 30 days after account opening. After the intro APR offer ends, a variable APR will apply. Membership to Navy Federal Credit Union is limited those with a military relationship, but anyone who is the immediate relative of an active military member or veteran can join. No annual fee.

6) Citi Simplicity Card – 0% Intro APR on balance transfers for 21 months from date of first transfer. All transfers must be completed in first 4 months. 0% Intro APR on purchases for 12 months from date of account opening. After the intro APR offer ends, a variable APR will apply. This card provides a longer term, but note that there is a balance transfer fee of 5% of the amount of each credit card balance transfer or $5, whichever is greater. No annual fee.

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it is linux based and I must install linux on VM.i will share complete details in chat (Budget: $10 - $30 USD, Jobs: C Programming, C++ Programming, Linux, Software Architecture, UNIX)

Costco has 10% off face value on Delta Airlines gift cards for a limited-time. Face value $500 and $1,000. No expiration date. You must sign-in as a Costco member to purchase.

Delta Gift Cards can be used toward airfare on any Delta-marketed flights worldwide at delta.com, at the airport, or by phone through Reservations. The cards can also be used on Delta Vacations packages that include air transportation.

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"It's not working in its current form," Google CEO Sundar Pichai said of what was once the hallmark of Google culture. In 2020, he declared, the meetings would be limited to once a month, and they would be more constrained affairs, sticking to "product and business strategy." Don't Be Evil has changed to Don't Ask Me Anything. From a report: With that, Pichai not only ended an era at Google, he symbolically closed the shutters on a dream held widely in the tech world -- that one can scale a company to global ubiquity while maintaining the camaraderie of an idealistic clan. Pichai cited decreased attendance rates, the difficulty of running a real-time gathering across time zones, and an uptick in meetings among big product groups like Cloud or YouTube. His most resonant reason, however, was that Google employees could no longer be trusted to keep matters confidential. He cited "a coordinated effort to share our conversations outside of the company after every TGIF ... it has affected our ability to use TGIF as a forum for candid conversations on important topics." He also noted that while many want to hear about product launches and business strategies, some attend to "hear answers on other topics." It seems obvious he was referring to recent moments when aggrieved employees registered objections to Google's policies and missteps -- on developing a search engine for China, bestowing millions of dollars to executives charged with sexual misconduct, or hiring a former Homeland Security apparatchik. Pichai says Google may address such issues in specific town-hall meetings when warranted.

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Twitter said it will start letting all users hide replies to the tweets they send, an effort to improve the health of discussions and interactions on the service. From a report: The company has been testing the feature since summer in different markets, including the U.S. and Japan, but is now rolling it out globally. The tool lets users hide specific comments made on their posts, meaning those comments won't be visible to other users unless they click a button to reveal them. The change provides a degree of control that could be used to keep spammers away, or to hide hateful or inappropriate replies.

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Software to easily make Invoices with Open Source Magnus billing and/or FreeSide Billing, for Asterisk PBX. To be used with Ubuntu, LibreOffice. Details to be discussed. (Budget: $250 - $750 CAD, Jobs: Linux, MySQL, PHP, Ubuntu)

Please put text "fix curl" in your proposals so I know you've read this. If I try to reboot via WHM I get this error: (XID m3f27e) The system failed to send an <abbr title="Hypertext Transfer Protocol">HTTP</abbr>... (Budget: $10 - $30 USD, Jobs: Apache, Linux, Web Hosting, WHMCS)

Manufacturers can prevent the Department of Defense from repairing certain equipment, which puts members of the military at risk. Elle Ekman, a logistics officer in the United States Marine Corps, writes: In the United States, conversations about right-to-repair issues are increasing, especially at federal agencies and within certain industries. In July, the Federal Trade Commission hosted a workshop to address "the issues that arise when a manufacturer restricts or makes it impossible for a consumer or an independent repair shop to make product repairs." It has long been considered a problem with the automotive industry, electronics and farming equipment. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have even brought it up during their presidential campaigns, siding with farmers who want to repair their own equipment; while the senators are advocating national laws, at least 20 states have considered their own right-to-repair legislation this year. I first heard about the term from a fellow Marine interested in problems with monopoly power and technology. A few past experiences then snapped into focus. Besides the broken generator in South Korea, I remembered working at a maintenance unit in Okinawa, Japan, watching as engines were packed up and shipped back to contractors in the United States for repairs because "that's what the contract says." The process took months. With every engine sent back, Marines lost the opportunity to practice the skills they might need one day on the battlefield, where contractor support is inordinately expensive, unreliable or nonexistent. I also recalled how Marines have the ability to manufacture parts using water-jets, lathes and milling machines (as well as newer 3-D printers), but that these tools often sit idle in maintenance bays alongside broken-down military equipment. Although parts from the manufacturer aren't available to repair the equipment, we aren't allowed to make the parts ourselves "due to specifications."

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Need Sample 3 Tier Web App Setup Front End = Nginx Middle = Python DB End = mySQL (Budget: $10 - $150 USD, Jobs: Linux, MySQL, PHP, Python, Software Architecture)

I'm looking to find someone who can install a production ready Rubykube Peatio application. It is a straight forward install and shouldn't require much effort from someone who has experience in the matter... (Budget: $30 - $350 CAD, Jobs: Amazon Web Services, Linux, PHP, System Admin, Ubuntu)

Google announced today that it is willing to dish out bug bounty cash rewards of up to $1.5 million if security researchers find and report bugs in the Android operating system that can also compromise its new Titan M security chip. From a report: Launched last year, the Titan M chip is currently part of Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 4 devices. It's a separate chip that's included in both phones and is dedicated solely to processing sensitive data and processes, like Verified Boot, on-device disk encryption, lock screen protections, secure transactions, and more. Google says that if researchers manage to find "a full chain remote code execution exploit with persistence" that also compromises data protected by Titan M, they are willing to pay up to $1 million to the bug hunter who finds it. If the exploit chain works against a preview version of the Android OS, the reward can go up to $1.5 million.

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We have Python software running on the Pivotal platform and need to update version. (Budget: $30 - $250 CAD, Jobs: Django, Linux, PHP, Python, Software Architecture)