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by asenchi 4y ago
Tweetbot was the client that made Twitter fun to use. Now I'm lost and can't stand using the service. Trying to figure out how to maintain my contacts on the platform while navigating the site has been awful. What a terrible exper
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by asenchi 4y ago
Why would you add sqlite here? Postgres can do all of that without the extra tech of litestream.
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by asenchi 4y ago
I still use this website to produce collages. Thank you! :)
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by asenchi 4y ago
His work on complex systems and incident management is very highly regarded. Here is "How Complex Systems Fail" for those who haven't ready it.[1] [1]: https://how.complexsystems.fail
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Dr. Richard I. Cook, author of “How Complex Systems Fail” has passed away(twitter.com)
11 points by asenchi 4y ago|0 comments
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by asenchi 4y ago
Primal Scream - "Higher than the Sun". Though Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" would be up there also. :)
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by asenchi 4y ago
Make sure you are careful of their LICENSE if you choose to self-host. That repo is scary from a business perspective.
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by asenchi 5y ago
Check out The Bible Project on Youtube, they have a lot of great videos on scripture and how to read the books for today.
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by asenchi 5y ago
Yep, you can also prepare the new database by using a snapshot of the primary's volume, and use pg-rewind to get them in sync. Altogether the tooling can make migrations super easy without minimal downtime.
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by asenchi 5y ago
for_each is an anti-pattern for reliable Terraform IMO. Not sure it was worth the wait and there isn't much out there that can compare with the simplicity of Terraform.
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by asenchi 5y ago
I shattered my ankle nearly 8 years ago dropping in at a local skate park. I understand this feeling quite well. Sadly, I never really got on a board after the injury, can't put my wife through that situation again. :)
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by asenchi 6y ago
Yes, because as the article discusses, in context these tweets are being interpreted by his followers as, “don’t give up.” There are already postings on Parler about coming back to DC on the 19th and 20th.
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by asenchi 6y ago
I don’t have much experience here. There are a lot of recommendations in these comments though.
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by asenchi 6y ago
I took an opportunity at Heptio in 2019 (which was acquired by VMware soon after). They did not downsize and in fact we were growing when I joined a couple of months after the BBVA acquisition.
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by asenchi 6y ago
I spent four years working at Simple, there are a lot of great humans there. Please reach out if there is anything I can do to help. As for the product, it was great to work on and there was so much potential simply left on the floor. Reall
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by asenchi 6y ago
It is really frustrating that this isn't obvious. One of the best features of terraform hidden by poor/unreliable practices and "getting started" guides.
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by asenchi 6y ago
This is frighteningly complex and I would not recommend this for reliability concerns. Terraform makes it quite difficult to maintain a structure like this, mostly due to the inability to interpolate module versions. I highly recommend anyo
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by asenchi 7y ago
I bought two speakers they stopped supporting new features a few months later with no plans to support them. I would highly recommend against them. On their own the devices work “most of the time” but i have more trouble with them than I ev
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by asenchi 10y ago
Well put. My son is 6 and a huge fan of Sun Ra, he's also into Flying Lotus, Radiohead and Kamasi Washington. He's there to explore, and find his place. I'll encourage him as far as I can. I love your last sentence, I hope he
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by asenchi 12y ago
Careful, that has basically zero in the way of authorization/authentication. Putting business logic in there on a standard deploy is asking for trouble, especially if malicious accounts have access.
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by asenchi 12y ago
Ezra hired me at Engine Yard about two months before he left. I loved discussing infrastructure and software with him. He did a lot for the Ruby community and brought to light lots of great tech (redis and nginx). He had a big impact on my
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by asenchi 14y ago
Sorry but that is not even remotely true. We are hosted across all availability zones in the US-EAST region.
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by asenchi 16y ago
Update your homebrew and: 'brew install googlecl'
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by asenchi 17y ago
I think your understanding of your system is flawed. Taking ownership of /usr/local is a suggestion it isn't a requirement. It seems the anti-homebrew complaints basically amount to "I don't understand this, so I'm going to say it's bad". T
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by asenchi 17y ago
Attempt to clone Emacs' repository ( http://savannah.gnu.org/bzr/?group=emacs ) sometime and you'll understand he's being very informative.
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by asenchi 17y ago
Not sure where you are getting your information from, but Cassandra is one of the easiest setups I've used. It couldn't be simpler. I do not have experience with MongoDB though.
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by asenchi 17y ago
This will also work without the dependencies: (defun maximize-frame () (interactive) (set-frame-size (selected-frame) (display-pixel-width) (display-pixel-height)) (set-frame-position
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by asenchi 17y ago
moot's identity was revealed. weev I've not seen any proof yet that he's been outed. I'll correct my post.
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by asenchi 17y ago
Do you have a link for this, as far as I know, no one knows his real name, job, etc.
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by asenchi 17y ago
Wow, one of the few personalities to ever remain truly anonymous on the Internet vanishes in a day. Sad sad day. :(

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