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bradly
4y ago
We still prefer Vrbo for hosting our rentals. Airbnb will still give people full refunds after the cancellation deadline and then host is out that money. Vrbo allows us to set our cancellation policy and will not override it.
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bradly
4y ago
Location: San Diego/Lopez Island Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradlyf/ Email: bradlyf@gmail.com Ruby on Rails eng
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4y ago
You will be charged for the increase data usage from New Relic unless you opt-out.
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5y ago
We just have less streaming services and rent or buy the content we want to watch.
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5y ago
It is not. It's very clearly not HD and we gigabit internet. Other services do fine. Especially rented HD movies that are streamed. So instead of using my TV for Netflix, I watch on my laptop with a browser plugin to set a proper resol
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bradly
5y ago
Not being able to set or see an actual resolution when using Netflix on my TV is so frustrating.
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5y ago
ATT Wireless currently offers online cancellations only if you are in New York. These laws help.
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5y ago
We have seven. Got the first five when the kids were 3, 5, and 7. We really enjoy them, but they do take work. Quality feed has gotten really expensive so be aware of the costs. We don't have an issue with rats, but we have a very secu
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5y ago
> I agree it would be nice but it would also be a boon for bad actors who want to manipulate the system. Has this ever happened, though? How is it different from giving hackers source code?
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5y ago
I'm was/am in a very similar situation. At 39 I finished my career goals and was privileged enough to be financially secure without working, so I quit back in July. In November I started woodworking and it has been a great outlet.
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5y ago
I created a program that I could point at any directory and it would copy all the photos to my external backup drive. It would organize them by year and month from either the metadata or the filename. It would ignore duplicates based on fil
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5y ago
Wow, I did about the same thing. Took me about 23 years to go from using Frontpage to put rotating, flaming skulls any page I made to my job at Apple.
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bradly
5y ago
Intuit is indeed self-insured.
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5y ago
I'm the primary audience. I sell hand made wooden goods (shaker trays, boxes, urns) and most of the listings around me for similar items are less than 25% of my prices. I sell less than 10 items a month. It's difficult, though. Wh
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5y ago
Maybe now is now a good time to sell all my Pi's I bought through-out the years with good intentions of building something one day.
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bradly
5y ago
FWIW I missed reservations to a national park because I use Firefox and Google made me click traffic lights and buses for thirty seconds before being able to continue.
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5y ago
In San Diego there is the San Diego Fine Woodworking Association that is completely volunteer ran, from teaching classes to cleaning bathrooms. We also have a non-profit mill in the area that mills local trees that have fallen or been clear
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5y ago
> sustainable income TBD :) I've been doing more learning than earnings, but we did plan for this. We paid off our mortgage, got solar, drew down six months of expenses into cash, and bought $5,000 2011 Leaf this year. Worst case sc
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5y ago
I left tech in July and I'm building furniture and woodworking now. I had been doing Rails since 2007, ending my career with a great 4.5 year stretch at Apple and was ready for a break. Two to four weeks off a year just isn't enou
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5y ago
After fifteen years of Rails cumulating with my dream job at Apple, I quit to build furniture with zero experience. Here’s what has helped me: - Find the best people in your new industry and reach out to them. I’m spending four days with a
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5y ago
I have a few Apple branded items from my time there. My email is in my profile if you are interested. I also have Merb sandals as well from the only Merb conf back in 2008, but I'd have a hard time letting those go.
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5y ago
Thank you for the link, but is it something you expect all non-infosec engineers to know?
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5y ago
> I don't think this person understands where white-hat boundaries are Not that ignorance of the law is an excuse, but when are software developers not in infosec supposed to be taught these limits?
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5y ago
Ahh, I see. I take classes and practice on my own time.
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bradly
5y ago
I love Cam’s videos! His virtual epoxy class is great. Highly recommend.
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bradly
5y ago
Nope, my hourly rate is my hourly rate. If something takes more time, it simply costs more.
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5y ago
No content yet from myself except some Twitch streaming. I do have some ideas in the hopper though... - A small e-book or online course for software engineers to learn woodworking. Working title "Burnout to Burn Box: How to quit tech a
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5y ago
I do woodworking and I just use my hourly rate plus materials. There are a surprising number of people who will pay high prices for quality hand-made goods. What I've found works is to create the best product you can and have a story a
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5y ago
I’m building a tool to measure, track, and improve search and AI models. If you’d like to beta test, please reach out!
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5y ago
Yes. That was the point of my comment :)
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