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by _fool 9y ago
disclaimer: I work for netlify. We do have image optimization built-in but it won't change images' size (in case you link externally - we don't want to move your cheese) or do anything lossy. So - we have not resized and cho
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by _fool 9y ago
disclaimer: i work at Netlify. ping us in support and I can talk you through the setup w/the private repo (and branch deploys can be simulated with a few netlify sites attached to the same repo - no additional cost for additional site
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by _fool 9y ago
Netlify employee here - this is even funnier when it happens from the inside. There's a moment after working here for a fairly short time when you start typing "net..." into your browser and the autocomplete has turned from
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by _fool 9y ago
disclaimer: I work for Netlify. Netlify's documentation does not yet talk about a new feature we're just releasing around enabling JWT auth using our redirects capability. We should have some documentation up on this in the next
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by _fool 10y ago
Disclaimer: I work for netlify and posted that tweet. Yup, they took those portions of our service down, but we now have redundant status page hosting setups and prerendering that is not tied to S3 (the latter is the only part of our servic
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by _fool 10y ago
oops, I linked our Go library not our go client. You'll want https://github.com/netlify/netlifyctl for the client!
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by _fool 10y ago
awesome to hear! I'm the guy you'll talk to if you have a support question, so I hope to not hear from you soon (since that would mean that everything worked as expected :))
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by _fool 10y ago
There are a few: https://www.netlify.com/blog/2016/08/02/migrate-github-pages... https://vgmoose.com/blog/moving-from-github-pages-to-netlify...
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by _fool 10y ago
I work for Netlify. You don't have to use any of our clients to deploy a site; they're just options in case you'd rather build the site yourself than have us build it. I rarely use the clients (we have one in go in addition
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by _fool 10y ago
I work for Netlify. We host the sites on our CDN, which has more than a dozen points of presence around the world. You can either let us build your site using anything you can get working on linux (see https://www.netlify.com&#x
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by _fool 10y ago
I used to work at New Relic and I think that is time to last byte. However, it would be "time to send last byte to his app" not "time to send last byte to his end users" from that view. The missing piece of the equatio
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by _fool 11y ago
I think this and @vijucat's life lessons are huge - don't play someone else's game. Choose your own parameters for success (suggestions: joy, self-betterment, improving humanity's situation by your own standards. Money
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by _fool 12y ago
If you write into support at New Relic (or email/call a sales rep that you have already worked with), we can get an account exec to chat with you about pricing more appropriate to your situation. We are aware that in a world of autosc
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by _fool 16y ago
my solution: don't read other peoples' status updates, don't have your birthday posted publicly, don't get annoyed.
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by _fool 16y ago
i haven't been in college for 10 years now and i still use facebook (and twitter, and livejournal) to broadcast party invites. there are about 5 people whom i like, and see in person regularly who do not get their news that way, and they g
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by _fool 16y ago
this does not actually help you if you are stuck with using chrome. but in opera, if i want to keep tab history i'll duplicate a tab (from the right click menu) and then hit my link in the new tab. the duplicated tab remembers the history
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by _fool 16y ago
interestingly i count 19 TLD's with mx records. but judging from your earlier post you know as well as i do (i use <single character>@w.tf for many purposes) that there are pretty much no web forms on the planet that would take suc
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by _fool 16y ago
if for you as for me the video never actually loaded (VIDEO AVAILABLE SOON), i believe this to be the same video, which loaded instantly for me: http://www.airspacemag.com/multimedia/videos/Go-For-Launch.h...
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by _fool 16y ago
wow, headache medicine for CS lab proctors! If a header named in a #include directive is not found, the compiler exits immediately. This avoids a cascade of errors arising from declarations expected to be found in that header being missing
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by _fool 17y ago
i don't know what release you're using, but my 10.10 beta has rdesktop installed by default and it still works as well as it ever did for connecting to windows servers.
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by _fool 17y ago
i'm trying to come up with the right analogy to explain why it isn't and coming up short. if you can imagine a book, work of art, whatever, that explains something other than its obvious subject matter obliquely yet simply & elegantly,
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by _fool 17y ago
it'd be a lot cooler if the device was entirely self-hosted--the software is hosted elsewhere, according to my reading of the terms and agreement. once you get a machine smart enough to adapt to changes in the ebay API ( http://developer.e
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by _fool 17y ago
interestingly, google's offered pay rates for system administrators when they've tried to recruit me have been industry standard--for Austin, TX. but the jobs were in silicon valley. maybe other roles have higher pay scales, but i turned