c17r

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   Introducing Pathwire(mailgun.com)

   4 points by c17r 6y ago|0 comments
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   by c17r 6y ago

   I've been thinking about this for a while now but never got around to starting. Very cool to see it!
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   Whew. We Got Iceland Teleworker Visas(ozar.me)

   5 points by c17r 6y ago|2 comments
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   by c17r 6y ago

   My wife has a Waterman that we refill with Pilot G2 refills. Just have to shave a bit off the plastic cap.
5. 65.▲
   by c17r 6y ago

   My goto is the uni-ball Signo 207 in ultra-micro point. Been using them for probably a decade now. Great pen.
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   by c17r 6y ago

   I don’t care that they removed the analog in favor of digital, I'm annoyed that it’s just. One. Port. Give me two lightning ports so I can use headphones and charge without resorting to a dongle and I’ll go along with it. As it is I ha
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   by c17r 6y ago

   "Change teaching so that they don't need proctoring" sounds a bit like a "draw the rest of the owl".
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   by c17r 6y ago

   Proctorio’s behavior is certainly appalling. There should be restrictions on how much DMCA abuse is tolerated before sticking them into “timeout”. And if a legitimate need arises while in timeout, too bad so sad. The court case is particula
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   by c17r 6y ago

   Just came to say the same thing. While not 100% bulletproof as neither go nor pgsql internals are areas of experience, I’ve managed to cobble enough together so ksuid is a valid pgsql type with the ability to auto-create during a record ins
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    by c17r 6y ago

    Now that the lock expired on the account, the story that was causing the problem was: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25181902 . The tweet has been removed and the twitter bot is back up and running. Sorry for the incon
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    by c17r 6y ago

    https://github.com/thomas4019/pgmongo
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    by c17r 6y ago

    I still remember the day that MS switch the SQL Server pricing from per-socket to per-core. Dark day, indeed.
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    HN Twitter bot locked due to “distribution of hacked material”?

    2 points by c17r 6y ago|1 comments
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    by c17r 6y ago

    I wish someone would make a cross-platform version of Quiver with a new cell type that replicates the Sublime PlainTasks plugin. It's on my list of side projects that I never seem to put a dent into.
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    TinyPilot: Introducing Voyager(tinypilotkvm.com)

    2 points by c17r 6y ago|0 comments
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    Nest Outage for Apps, Thermostats, Protect, and Live Feed(status.nest.com)

    66 points by c17r 6y ago|63 comments
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    by c17r 6y ago

    Client meeting in 40 mins and we use Trello for the project. Awesome.
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    Trello is slow or unavailable(trello.status.atlassian.com)

    4 points by c17r 6y ago|4 comments
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    by c17r 6y ago

    > My public sector clients esp. have a hard time buying any Saas I worked fulltime at my state college while I was also a fulltime student there. The amount of process to do anything was staggering. Buying something like a replacement ha
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    by c17r 6y ago

    Been looking into CQRS and people's thoughts/examples/implementation are as wide and varied as the stars. The answer straight from the horse's mouth (Greg Young): https://web.archive.org/web/20190211
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    by c17r 6y ago

    I've been running an APU3A4 on a gigabit for the last 3 years. Works just fine.
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    by c17r 6y ago

    To this day, no matter where/when/how, if I see a monorail I start getting the song in my head "monorail...monorail....monorail"
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    by c17r 6y ago

    Thanks for pointing this out, I just setup the DO firewall on my account.
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    by c17r 6y ago

    > I'm doing some C# and I'd really, really like one so as not to have to reproduce loadsa boilerplate. If it's repetitive boilerplate, you could probably use T4 to generate it for you.
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    by c17r 6y ago

    I worked on a project that used this, I hated it. The excuse I was given repeatedly was "it's unlikely to fail" which I kept responding with "but when it does, the user is already 3 pages away and we have no good way to
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    by c17r 6y ago

    Thanks, that thread was a good read-thru. I can understand why it was done the way it was done but it makes it difficult for outsiders to know what's up. An occasional "State of Pijul" blog post would be helpful. As we all kn
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    by c17r 6y ago

    Blog hasn't been updated since April 2019 and, I don't know if the repo is supposed to be browser accessible, but https://nest.pijul.com/pijul_org/pijul gives no useful response. Looks interesting but don&#x2
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    A brief history of the UUID (2017)(segment.com)

    2 points by c17r 6y ago|0 comments
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    by c17r 6y ago

    Man, I’ve wanted the “compatible SQL engine with only RAM storage” for testing for YEARS. Closest I got was some shenanigans with MSSQL’s LocalDB.
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    by c17r 6y ago

    I can't fathom having that many tabs open at once. What does your system resources look like?