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by robotmay 9y ago
K9 is excellent, and has good PGP support as well. Been using it for the past two years without any trouble.
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by robotmay 9y ago
Just as a note for anyone who comes across this posting. Although we do support remote-working, it is on the basis of being near to Bristol, as there's a physical component to the job :) I'm sorry if that was misleading, I'll
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by robotmay 9y ago
Atlassian's pricing is a massive pain in the arse if you're neither a small nor a big business. There's a perfect pain point in the middle of their pricing brackets where you jump from $10 per month for 3 users, to $20 per us
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by robotmay 9y ago
Pirate Studios - https://www.piratestudios.co.uk | Senior and mid-weight Developers | ONSITE & REMOTE | Bristol, London, M4 Corridor, UK | Full-time Pirate Studios is building music rehearsal studios in multiple countries, a
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by robotmay 9y ago
I've been running a mailcow install for the past year and it has worked remarkably well. Not sure if I'll stick with it when I move my server, but I've got no complaints.
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by robotmay 9y ago
Some of my projects might end up killing me if I enable that.
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by robotmay 9y ago
My setup was pretty cheap: an EdgeRouter X for £50 and an AP AC Lite for about £70 (I think). The X is surprisingly good for such a small/low price router. Took me a couple of months to get it configured how I wanted (split ISP/VP
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by robotmay 9y ago
Glare on the screen can be difficult. Luckily most displays these days have retina-searing brightness options. I take a solid-fuel stove out with me so I have a good supply of tea + food, which helps!
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by robotmay 9y ago
I've met a few people living in vans/converted trucks when I've been in France. There's quite a few countries around with great regulations that let you park up in lots of places, e.g. in France there are regular places
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by robotmay 9y ago
Awesome! And yeah I've found a few resources of people who've managed it. Last time I tried to compile it, it got stuck on some x86-specific dependencies in the base images you guys were using I think. A year later and I'm fi
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by robotmay 9y ago
Will the new system still be able to schedule containers through the GUI with the same options as currently available on Cattle? I like Kubernetes but I much prefer having an easy way to change configuration via a GUI. Frankly I've fou
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by robotmay 9y ago
I've never gotten the hang of the ThinkPad nipple unfortunately, so disabling the trackpad would make me quite a bit slower. It's actually a nice trackpad, just perhaps a bit too large for the device.
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by robotmay 9y ago
Sounds great :) I like the project, I've got high hopes for it!
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by robotmay 9y ago
I quite like the concept but it was pretty slow the last time I tried it. I'm going to keep checking in on it though.
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by robotmay 9y ago
Looks the same as what I have on my X250. I hit the corners of it with my palms all the time :\ Other than that and the crap display panel used in it, it has been a great little laptop so far.
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by robotmay 9y ago
Spinnaker is a really interesting piece of kit, though when I last tried it 3-4 months ago the docs were in a state of flux and it took quite a lot of fiddling about to get things going. The one thing I cannot find any details on, and it&#x
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by robotmay 9y ago
I've always liked Riak, it seems very sensible. Having more open source stuff related to it will be a good thing.
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by robotmay 9y ago
How so? It has a lot of ties to industry already, good development, and plenty of evidence of delivering on their roadmap. That's already better than most crypto-currencies.
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by robotmay 9y ago
Isn't Flex the newer of the platforms? Is there a reason why it's so slow to deploy? I deployed an app via it that deploys in a couple of minutes anywhere else, including build time, but it took an insane amount of time on GAE, an
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by robotmay 9y ago
I was super keen to switch to GCP (for cost saving etc) but this mirrors a lot of my experiences. Deploys to App Engine took 20 minutes, not 2 minutes, and I have absolutely no faith in their firewall settings actually working. I have no id
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by robotmay 9y ago
I find that isolating myself from my surroundings can actually help encourage me get into the zone. I work from home, usually by myself, but if I want to get into the zone I'll chuck on a pair of headphones; something about that helps
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by robotmay 9y ago
Do it! :) I do green wood carving myself, which is very satisfying, but when I have the space I'm definitely going to start making my own furniture. A desk is high up the list, as I don't think I've found a single one that wo
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by robotmay 9y ago
I think that's the first Kanban interface I've seen that actually looks enticing. There's something very satisfying about the spacing.
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by robotmay 9y ago
I'm still utterly perplexed as to what Tectonic actually -is-. I kinda get that it's a kubernetes setup, but is it a GUI over the top of it? The website is pretty confusing and I think I gave up really quickly when trying to set i
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by robotmay 9y ago
Awesome, thanks for the tips Steve :D Hopefully we'll have a few other projects coming up that I can use as an excuse to do more Rust!
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by robotmay 9y ago
Laziness :D I think I was having trouble with string lifecycles due to how I was doing something, and at the time I didn't understand them (I'm still not super sharp on it if I'm honest) and just opted to take an easy way out
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by robotmay 9y ago
Honestly the main reason it works like this is that it was my first foray into Rust, and I found JSON parsing a bit of a pain, whereas matching status codes was very simple. If we expand it to return different options in the future then I&#
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by robotmay 9y ago
Unfortunately my flat is too small for me to justify a networked kettle...yet ;)
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by robotmay 9y ago
I actually use the 418 code in a simple API we use for IOT devices. I wrote a small program that runs on Raspberry Pis that checks a HTTP endpoint and turns power on and off to a room depending on whether the room is booked out. I wanted a
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by robotmay 9y ago
I think there must be a large disconnect in the UK between people who cycle and people who design road infrastructure. It's especially evident here in Cardiff, a city which by all accounts should be an amazing cycling city; largely fla

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