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dcreemer

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About dcreemer

mastodon: @dcreemer@sfba.social

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    I too have a child with Ushers (1F). We told him at age 10, though obviously it didn't really register until some years later. Please feel free to reach out to me.

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    Comment #28489693

    I worked on that project from the Palm side. Visited Olathe a couple times too. That was one of the more fun integrations.

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    Comment #26974614

    I've used soundiiz.com for importing likes & playlists (though from different source and target services). Works well enough.

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    Comment #24571242

    not the first at all, but still a good step forward -- see the commercially available Argus II -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argus_retinal_prosthesis * though it might be the fi…

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    Comment #22929581

    I have an (adult) child with Usher Syndrome, and have lots of connections and resources that I'd be happy to share. There is a a decent amount of research going on right now. If yo…

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    Comment #22295483

    I worked there until very close to the end, and the collapse of GO/Eo provided me with a priceless instant network of friends at dozens of companies around the SF Bay Area. I met m…

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    Comment #21896236

    and it supports RSS feeds -- paste the link into the search box

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    Comment #20572047

    I'm also an MCC alum - I worked in the Software Technology Program. My code there had a surprisingly long life - transitioning to a spin out startup and then other companies. (See …

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    Comment #18871741

    > How badly would you have to fuck up to be considered a poor imitation of MongoDB? I literally laughed out loud at this. Thanks for the humor.

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    Comment #18738885

    You are correct - that's the main reason I wrote the 1pass wrapper mentioned above. It mirrors the data locally (in a gpg-encrypeted cache).

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    Comment #18737555

    I use 1Password via the CLI ( https://support.1password.com/command-line/ ) on Linux (well -- FreeBSD) Desktop all the time. I wrote a wrapper for the CLI ( https://github.com/dcre…

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    Comment #17943453

    thanks -- now I know about `brew bundle` and `mas`

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    Comment #17083745

    The article mentions Canadian carriers too.

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    Comment #16346316

    I'm also using Netlify (with Hugo). Their service is simple to use, and send to work quite well.

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    Comment #16346312

    This is brilliant information. Thanks for sharing it.

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    Comment #16277200

    true -- it's more complicated. However I wanted encrypted at rest documents (and that's hard with Dropbox), and I need backup - not just sync, so Dropbox can only provide half the …

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    Comment #16277054

    This isn’t high art, but perhaps it will be useful to others. Getting my family data reasonably well backed up and synchronized between our many devices was a harder problem that I…

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    Comment #15406706

    the beta cli is available now, though it's more of an API than CLI. [1] I've written a simple wrapper [2] to make it easy to use. [1] https://support.1password.com/command-line-get…

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    Comment #10723653

    I built wsup [1] so that I could keep my dotfiles in multiple independent git repos -- some public on github for sharing (e.g. my emacs config [2]), and some private. It works simi…

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    Comment #10004200

    Like others, I wrote a tool to manage "layers" of configuration and personalization files ( https://github.com/dcreemer/wsup ). "wsup" lets me compose various work configurations, …

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    Comment #9369078

    The Kobo Aura [1] (and Aura HD) may work for you. [1] https://www.kobo.com/koboaura