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   The How and Why of End to End Testing(jasonfleetwoodboldt.com)

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   Enumerated Types in Rails and Postgres(jasonfleetwoodboldt.com)

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   Hot Glue Rapid Prototype Build for Ruby on Rails Turbo(github.com)

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   Why You Need a Special DNS Provider on Heroku(jasonfleetwoodboldt.com)

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   The WFHpocalpyse Part 3: Remote Work One Year Later(jaflebol.medium.com)

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   Co-Op and Condo Board Reference Letters in NYC Real Estate(digsrealty.medium.com)

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   Universal Track Manager 0.7.2 Released: Track Page Visit in Rails(github.com)

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   The How and Why of End-to-End Testing(blog.jasonfleetwoodboldt.com)

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   by jasonfb 10y ago

   confirmed three (3) coordinated attacks on Dyn's infrastructure today: 11:10 UTC, 13:52 GTM, and the third time is unknown -- Dyn has not specified the time of the 3rd attack today on their dynstatus.com page (likely because the whole
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    by jasonfb 10y ago

    It appears that people (domain name administrators) are switching away from Dyn as their DNS provider, as per https://status.heroku.com/incidents/965 (issued 19:21 UTC). Does this mean that other DNS providers (Amazon