spetz

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by spetz 10y ago
So true, just because there's hundreds of tools or services out there, it doesn't mean that they cover all of the possible aspects.
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by spetz 10y ago
Will take a look at it, would you be so kind to open a new issue https://github.com/warden-stack/Warden/issues ?
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by spetz 10y ago
I can agree with that, but it's also a part of OS advertising, seems that I've achieved a goal in some way ;).
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by spetz 10y ago
Well, if you say that this post was all about bs then I won't disagree with your opinion, as you have a right to say so :).
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by spetz 10y ago
Exactly, however .NET Core is still a little bit of a mess, but I do believe it will get better.
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Open source is a life changer(piotrgankiewicz.com)
95 points by spetz 10y ago|43 comments
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Free SSL certificate and example configuration for IIS(piotrgankiewicz.com)
1 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Warden – open source and cross-platform tool for simplified monitoring(getwarden.net)
3 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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by spetz 10y ago
Thanks, seems to be a good idea to try to post it also here!
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by spetz 10y ago
I wasn't but it's a Ruby library while mine is written in the C#. And the usage seems to be rather different. The name might be ambiguous though.
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Warden – my open source and cross-platform tool for simplified monitoring(piotrgankiewicz.com)
3 points by spetz 10y ago|5 comments
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Powershell Scripts for MSSQL or MongoDB Backup to Azure and AWS(piotrgankiewicz.com)
2 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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Post/Redirect/Get with new ASP.NET 5 and MVC 6(piotrgankiewicz.com)
2 points by spetz 10y ago|0 comments
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My .NET C# open source project “Warden” – a library for monitoring resources
7 points by spetz 11y ago|2 comments