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by wwarren 7y ago
Trello (Atlassian) | ONSITE NYC (but remote right now) | SRE | trello.com/home The Trello SRE team is working hard to scale to 100MM users! Come and be a part of our journey. We currently use AWS, Puppet, Terraform, Python, Elasticsear
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by wwarren 7y ago
Yeah. It is a tweet thread, which is such a bad idea that 3rd party apps have appeared to make reading them easier (threadreader for example). Unfortunately threadreader and its ilk can't make the content any better formatted or gramma
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by wwarren 7y ago
Been a self-hosting ownCloud user for quite some time now, and can highly recommend it.
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by wwarren 8y ago
Really awesome, thank you so much!
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by wwarren 8y ago
I guess the minor pentatonic is just Aeolian without the 2 and the 6, but I agree.
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by wwarren 9y ago
More choices is not necessarily a bad thing
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by wwarren 9y ago
Not OP, but the page says > Mosh is a popular alternative to ET. While mosh provides the same core funtionality as ET, it does not support native scrolling nor tmux control mode (tmux -CC).
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by wwarren 10y ago
https://www.docker.com/aws oughta be a good place to start
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by wwarren 10y ago
> star ratings on Amazon Products and Yelp Locations have the exact same distribution Source?
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by wwarren 10y ago
Well, according to the article, exoplanets.
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by wwarren 10y ago
Can you upload a photo of one of your drawings? Sounds super interesting
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by wwarren 10y ago
Don't forget YouTube Kids as well! https://appsto.re/ca/U1q23.i
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by wwarren 10y ago
http://www.feudalwars.net/
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by wwarren 10y ago
SceneDoc Inc. | Mississauga, ON, Canada | Lead Android Developer | Onsite Only | https://scenedoc.com We're looking for a motivated Lead Developer who can come on board and own the SceneDoc Android app. SceneDoc is a mobile
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by wwarren 11y ago
I think 2.0 fixed a lot of things, but the interface is still pretty painful (my opinion). Still usable of course, like I said I use it all day every day. Haven't tried MacPass but it looks great and I will give it a whirl. Thanks!
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by wwarren 11y ago
This is awesome. People are obviously going to give you a hard time about security and your implementation of the important parts of the software, but that's the advantage of open source! Edit: I am a daily user of KeePassX and get rea
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by wwarren 11y ago
I have a Chevy Cruze with a 1.4 Turbo - great on gas and just enough pep
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by wwarren 11y ago
Only free for personal use: https://www.startssl.com/?app=25#2 and https://www.startssl.com/?app=40
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by wwarren 11y ago
Context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K99OWlAWeN4
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by wwarren 11y ago
Isn't emacs the 'emacs of web browsers'?
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by wwarren 11y ago
The VENOM vulnerability that affected the Floppy Drive didn't require that you had it enabled to be exploited: http://news.softpedia.com/news/11-Year-Old-Bug-in-Virtual-Fl...
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by wwarren 11y ago
I faced the same problem; came up with the same solution :) http://willwarren.com/2014/07/03/roll-dynamic-dns-service-us...
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by wwarren 11y ago
"MEET WIFE." http://i.imgur.com/nI9wcuS.jpg
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by wwarren 11y ago
The most recent one that comes to mind for me is New Relic's S-1 ( http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1448056/0001193125144... ): > We have incurred net losses in each fiscal period since our i
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by wwarren 12y ago
Seems like it only limits OTHER sites/pages from being able to access localhost or 192.168.x.x I think you'll still be able to access those pages directly yourself
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by wwarren 12y ago
"Final Term is in heavy development and neither stable nor feature complete!"
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by wwarren 12y ago
Isn't HTTP/2 totally backwards compatible though? So those devices won't ever need to be updated ... in theory
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by wwarren 12y ago
Not usually one to get behind speculation, but if one were to provide an educated guess, what does everyone think about the timeline of switchover from 1.1 to 2.0? 1 year? 5 years? Personally I think we'll see a few big players jump in
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by wwarren 12y ago
I prefer the non backlit ones anyway - much more like reading a paper book. I suppose the drawbacks are also the same as paper books in that you need a light to read by
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by wwarren 12y ago
We use Thrift a lot at my company, not just for internal communication, but for our external facing API. Larger companies like Evernote ( https://dev.evernote.com/doc/reference/ ) have shown that Thrift can be opera

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