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by anderiv 4y ago
Agreed. Tailscale has been the first product that has surprised me with delight in quite a long time. It does “just work”, and does so very well in my experience.
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by anderiv 4y ago
I know this, and was speaking in generalities. Of course there are a plethora of ways any of these technologies can be used. I laid out examples of how I see them all used most frequently.
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by anderiv 4y ago
The term “VPN” has become a bit overloaded. It can mean, among other things: 1) a corporate VPN you connect to in order to gain access to corporate resources. Cisco AnyConnect, OpenVPN, IPsec/L2TP are examples of this type. 2) An overl
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by anderiv 4y ago
Being that they're all using ECS, yes containerizing using Docker is a prerequisite.
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by anderiv 4y ago
> If one is at that level already, I don't think there's anything better than AWS ECS out there. 100%. To answer the OP's question: my nightmare is having to use it at all. I work with small, very early-stage companies who
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by anderiv 4y ago
You’re absolutely right. Thanks for the correction!
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by anderiv 4y ago
DSL uses a single pair, yes.
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by anderiv 4y ago
These are fantastic . Thank you! I can't imagine how in the world that person in Trio Mocoto played the melody on that instrument. Mind-blowing. As an aside, I recently heard on the radio a cover of this by Art Garfunkel, which may be
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by anderiv 4y ago
Same. Shepard's Tone can refer to either perceptually-rising or falling tones.
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by anderiv 4y ago
I have always seen Tom Jobim’s “Águas de Março” as a beautifully-conceived usage of Shepard’s Tone in a song: https://youtu.be/wBEesrdaRog
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by anderiv 4y ago
10-year business customer of https://voip.ms/ here. I have nothing but great things to say about their service itself, its reliability, and their support. It's also very inexpensive for what you get.
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by anderiv 4y ago
This is true. I will give the caveat, though, that some of these are vendor-locked. Meaning: you can't easily use them with 3rd party SIP providers. So, just be aware of this and do your homework on specific brands/models before p
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by anderiv 4y ago
There are tons of SIP-compatible phones out there. If all you need is access to a single SIP account, the Grandstream GXP1610 is very inexpensive (~$40 US) and will do the trick. They also have more expensive models that support SIP accou
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by anderiv 4y ago
FWIW, Tailscale's ACL functionality[0] enables exactly this. [0] https://tailscale.com/kb/1018/acls/
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by anderiv 4y ago
Yeah, as long as I was removing the seasoning I figured I might as well also get them as smooth as possible, as they were all modern Lodge pans.
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by anderiv 4y ago
I've experienced this firsthand, and can corroborate Kenji's recommendation against using flaxseed oil. I drank the flaxseed Kool-aid (courtesy of this article) when I first started purchasing cast iron ~6 years ago. The flaxseed
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by anderiv 4y ago
Agreed! I've been "harvesting" their playlist (via their published RSS feed) for ~5 years now, storing an entry for each played song in a MySQL db table. I'm not doing anything with this data right now, but at some point
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by anderiv 4y ago
It is not, currently using it to manage a fleet of ~75 macOS devices.
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by anderiv 4y ago
It’s $6/user/month. So yes, you’d be paying that for each.
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by anderiv 5y ago
I sell CIEMs hard when I hear friends and colleagues starting asking about ANC headphones. Between the superior isolation, lack of need for batteries, longevity, and excellent audio quality, there’s really no contest. I’ve had a pair of Alc
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by anderiv 5y ago
CIEMs completely solved this problem for me. Like you, I could only stand foam plugs for a short period. Nearly 7 years ago now I got a pair of 4-driver CIEMs from Alclair, and they are still going strong today. I can literally wear them fo
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by anderiv 5y ago
It’s a built-in conduit to be used for future cable runs.
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by anderiv 5y ago
As a life-long Minnesotan who didn’t know about Jamie’s newsletter, thank you!
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by anderiv 5y ago
The author has a page dedicated to this question. :) https://www.brandonsanderson.com/where-do-i-start/ I started with the Mistborn series, which I found to be fantastic. I'll be diving into the Stormlight Archive
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by anderiv 5y ago
If you are using it to back up data that is not easily compressible then yes, it can be.
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by anderiv 5y ago
Tarsnap - https://www.tarsnap.com/ (I cannot recommend this service enough.)
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by anderiv 5y ago
"You are not charged for expiration or the storage time associated with an object that has expired." From: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/lifecy...
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by anderiv 5y ago
Set a lifecycle rule to delete your objects. Come back a day later and AWS will have taken care of this for you.
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by anderiv 5y ago
These are all likely LAG-style circuits, bonding multiple physical circuits into a single circuit. This increases the overall bandwidth available without increasing management and routing overhead needlessly, as individual circuits may do.
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by anderiv 5y ago
Thanks! IMHO "cool" is often overrated. :)

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