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eyepulp

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About eyepulp

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    Comment #31908314

    Same unexpected worlds colliding for me while drinking coffee from a Lost Art Press mug this morning and seeing this article's author on HN. The mug is as close as I get to woodwor…

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    Comment #27985576

    We had the same problem. Our VM's are now back up. Log in to accounts is still spotty.

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    Comment #27690796

    Are you saying Cliff's claims are too... one-sided?

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    Comment #18924297

    I'm a trustee on the board of a very small village in Illinois. There was a vote to allow the gaming before I got on the board, and only one vote since then to approve a new licens…

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    Comment #18497049

    That's what I thought too - I mean this is interesting, but dang -- BT was the bee's knees.

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    Comment #17127732

    I think you're missing the point, but maybe I'm missing yours. Perhaps I could use some mentorship from you. =)

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    Comment #17127559

    Without context, working for free requires careful thought. But in the context of this conversation "free" means without monetary compensation, but you're still receiving the benef…

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    Comment #16641062

    Ah - cool. That makes sense!

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    Comment #16640773

    I don't see Gitlab explicitly listed as a supported service, but wonder if that would be supported or require google or gitlab to make the integration happen. (This is on a GL EE i…

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    Comment #16449051

    I think you meant "redacted" vs "retracted". But yeah, there are a lot of stories out there of people assuming a black bar over black text is high security.

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    Comment #16102128

    Will second the #2 recommendation above - I have a fair amount of sidewalk in front of my house and the front of my office that I bought the snow pushers for. They're fast and move…

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    Amazon Redshift Clients to require adding Amazon certificate authority (CA)

    Just received this, and wondering how to interpret the ask from Amazon, and why there's only a month of lead time: Hello, You are receiving this email because you are an Amazon Red…

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    Comment #15180609

    Whatever mechanism makes it likely you'll keep posting is the right one. Thanks a bunch for highlighting some thoughtful approaches to basic design decisions that often get overloo…

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    Comment #14269371

    Apropos of nothing, but I just migrated a site to metalsmith, and I've really enjoyed the results and ease of building out any functionality that was lacking in the framework (thou…

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    Comment #13423107

    I'm also looking to escape Flickr, and still have yet to find a good self-hosted solution.

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    Comment #13024141

    Mitch's low twitter output could come from a variety of factors. I'm banking on either a) heavy touring schedule or b) his death in 2005.

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    Comment #12784950

    It took seeing how dismissive people are of a great, free resource to realize I needed to donate just to spite such silly entitled commentary. Thanks for providing the motivation, …

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    Comment #11683120

    As with the others, backed it on KS, and I don't feel like you owe me anything more than what you've provided. Keep the money, and do something to keep your dream moving forward.

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    Comment #11311759

    We dislike managing PG too, so we've been migrating to https://www.compose.io/postgresql/ It's not for every situation, but they have replication and failover and downloadable dail…

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    Comment #11282754

    We went through various configurations/deployments of ES in-house, and eventually outsourced the job. The fickle nature of cluster restarts/upgrades were frustrating along with the…

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    Comment #10719679

    I've felt a similar pull away from django on a number of apps. Just looking through the Channel docs [0] however, many of the reasons I get frustrated with Django (primarily the la…

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    Comment #10403228

    Healthchecks.io looks really interesting, both because it's an open source django project and because I was disappointed with Dead Man's Snitch. DMS forces me to live within their …

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    Comment #9096640

    Nice sandbox for quick tests. Can we add backbone and knockout.js? Or a simple method to add scripts on demand? Although it's easy to over-engineer things -- Simple is probably a g…