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dcurtis
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About dcurtis
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Comment #44011504
History rhymes. It’s funny that my problem back then was jamming fully formed thoughts into tweets, and now my problem is developing seeds of ideas into fully formed thoughts.
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Comment #41885696
In the live stream version of this video, he does strap it directly on top of the HAT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAlrCFJZlnI
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Comment #30738358
Simply, and without too many details: the load balancer failed to work properly when one server in the cluster stopped responding, causing a cascade of errors which successively cr…
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Comment #30736224
It’ll be back later today. Sorry for the downtime!
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Comment #26733869
This is incorrect. (Author of that article.)
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Comment #26314385
Shortly after publishing, I received a phone call from "Apple, Inc.". When I tried to answer, the call dropped. Then my Apple ID account was suddenly unlocked and I got an email fr…
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Comment #26308271
I didn't expect that tweet to get so much attention. I plan to write more about what exactly happened when my accounts are re-activated. But to clear a couple of things up: 1. I've…
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Comment #26307989
Nope -- iCloud was not past due. It is an Apple Card policy.
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Comment #26307846
I didn't expect that tweet to get so much attention; I'll write up some more details shortly.
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Comment #26307734
Actually, Sign in with Apple is one of the only things that still works.
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Comment #24915444
As the author of The Best, I am quite surprised and confused by Rhinehart's suggestion that the piece marks the "death" of Silicon Valley. He does not seem to understand me or what…
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Comment #17084817
First maintenance, then fixing bugs, and finally new features.
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Comment #17082365
Nope. Working on it right now, in fact.
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Comment #11198881
It's not a marketing gimmick--it's a promise. It's how I want my own blog to be treated. We announced this publicly so that you now know: if you write on Svbtle, your content is va…
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Comment #11198846
Garry and I have the same goals and motivations (and we are good friends).
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Comment #11198832
Because it's going to take months to work out the specifics and I wanted to make the promise now.
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Comment #11198741
Good idea--we'll add that.
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Comment #11198723
No, we want to do it ourselves. Only in the case of something horribly catastrophic would we resort to using an external service like Archive.org--but unlike other startups, we wou…
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Comment #11198682
Actually, we do save all user data right now and don't plan to change that--but it's hard to promise to keep that stuff forever.
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Comment #11198671
As I mentioned elsewhere, there are certain things that can be done to keep the service running for at least your lifetime--I'm working on a trust that will be created in the event…
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Comment #11198632
I'm working on a trust that will be created in the event of my death (or the company's death) that can keep the servers running for a very long time to come, even with no paying cu…
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Comment #9722792
In practice, there are almost always offerings for employees to liquidate at roughly the same benchmarks that an IPO would have reached.
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Comment #9597134
From http://www.princeton.edu/communications/services/editorial/r... : > “Use the title Dr. only when referring to a medical doctor.”
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