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Ohhh Cyril haha you're right! Yes of course I remember packager.io. Sorry about that!! In any case, I still find this very interesting and will definitely check it out. Thanks for …

Oh it's nice to see how well you've pivoted from PullReview! It's a great idea and I'll be trying it out shortly.. As a side note, @crohr was one of our first beta tester and payin…

There's still a bit of "manual" work to get someone up and running on our Meta appliance, so unfortunately you would have to go through our sales process. However if you just want …

A minimal immutable VM image which is finely tuned and hardened is the exact approach we're taking with https://on-premises.com - except we haven't focused on k8s workloads. We've …

A few years ago I wrote a Ruby example if anyone wants to try it: https://github.com/aw/ruby-decision-table

Yes, exactly! In Japan there's also no fees or sales tax on Amazon gift cards (physical ones), and you can purchase them in arbitrary amounts I think max 100,000 JPY (~$1000 USD). …

I've noticed this as well. The trick is to _remove your credit card_ from your Amazon account. It significantly reduces the "traps" and prevents them from automatically subscribing…

A few things you can do: 1) place Nginx in front of the webhooks service (it will allow you to filter traffic by IP, request headers, etc - a bit less efficient than a proper firew…

SEEKING WORK - Remote Ex-GitHubber specializing in infrastructure design, automation, disaster recovery, capacity planning, and scalability. I'm not interested in AWS or other clou…

Founder of https://jidoteki.com here - we provide the ability to go from SaaS to On-Premises in less than one week[1] as well, without the need to jump into Docker. I think ReadMe'…

This is an interesting post, as Gravitational is doing something very similar to us - https://jidoteki.com - in fact that blog post reflects much of what I wrote a year ago on our …

Let's just skip this like we did with IPv5.

CyaSSL - http://www.yassl.com/yaSSL/Products-cyassl.html

The Keyless SSL server is open source and available on GitHub - https://github.com/cloudflare/keyless - although I'm wondering if its dependence on OpenSSL was a good choice.