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aalbertson
11y ago
While I agree (my boss and I are actually having this conversation presently), I would argue that if you're in any sort of cloud environment (which this article has set as a point of narrative), then just having an Ops s3 bucket or sim
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11y ago
Sadly no, it was a terribly anecdotal claim with no official evidence to back it up. I guess the point behind my claim is what do you mean by "working with git"? To me it is about checking code in, diffing, etc... which most peopl
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11y ago
I used to work for a mobile services company. We used technology similar to this. It is NOT cheap, nor easy to build. Some places give you a web interface that connects remotely to physical devices on the other side and some nifty robotics
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aalbertson
11y ago
Lambda is pretty much there.
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aalbertson
11y ago
uhhh....yeah.....I would say the vast majority of devs in the non-MSFT space use terminal more than 99% of the time...
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aalbertson
11y ago
I've seen people use project management software for their personal lives. Trello and the ilk, as example. I've attempted it, but never manage to maintain it very long.
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aalbertson
11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1ZHetiuRb0
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11y ago
They also were on Shark Tank and Robert got on board with them.
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11y ago
looks like it's back, but chromes dns caching is getting in the way. Do an incognito session and you'll see it back.
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12y ago
really excited to see some progress on this. Hopefully the linux/mac versions come soon!
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12y ago
Officially down: (officially as in the sites checking this stuff say so!) http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/facebook.com.html http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/facebook.com
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12y ago
Looking through all these comments, my only response is "effing nerds..." <3
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12y ago
You only need to pay the $600/month if you need to support clients older than IE7. You can use the SNI option instead which is "free" (relative to the rest of the costs associated with a CFD).
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12y ago
this is pretty awesome. Definitely some tools in here I'd not heard of before and will help get a nice clean mac. Definitely playing with this more!
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12y ago
funny, when I have a mac and run Chrome exclusively, this thing is the biggest power drain I run (besides Outlook 2011....)
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aalbertson
12y ago
thank goodness, how else would 4chan have been allowed to exist on teh interwebz?
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12y ago
As a rule, NEVER EVER use CNAME's within AWS on Route53. You should always use their A Alias function. This provides near instant changes when you need to adjust a record. This only works on aws resources, but it is a great feature the
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13y ago
just to drive a point home about "calling out stupidity". Your follow up statement is the equivalent of stating "I'll never ever ever use a Windows product because several years ago I use Windows M.E. and it was so bad a
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13y ago
This is EPIC news! We were just beginning to plan our rolling our own SNI infrastructure to replace Cloudfront due to the previous limitation and cost prohibitiveness of the dedicated IP model. Excited to test this out and see what happens!
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Atlassian.net experiencing issues
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13y ago
While I can see the argument in that direction, the point he made was to "delete" the other post before reposting. Think of it like first drafts of a story/article/blog post you're writing, you almost NEVER get it r
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13y ago
Appears to all be back online. - amazon.com = back - aws console = can login and work - SES = queue's have cleared
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13y ago
Nothing on the @awscloud twitter either. Really sad support. https://twitter.com/awscloud
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13y ago
Same, can't get to the console or any other service. Our instances do appear to be responding however, so they aren't completely down.
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13y ago
AWS console is also down. We can't login and others are reporting the same issue. Our hosted instances and infrastructure however is online and functioning.
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13y ago
While he is right that you may not ever need the CPU resources, the RAM I would argue is necessary (plus it's only $100 and will overall make a HUGE difference). Ram is one of those things you can almost never get enough of. I am a hea
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13y ago
Will definitely have to give this a try. I've been more than put off my the menagerie that is the mixpanel interface (course GA isn't any better).
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13y ago
I agree with this, My wife has worked at a couple companies in billing a/r and specifically has encouraged the bosses to let her make collections type calls just to find out what's up. more often than not, she was able to not only get lots
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13y ago
one could probably reasonably argue that an agency of that type is most likely going to have a larger focus on content as they aren't really "selling" anything, so much as selling their ideas, etc...
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