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kbrownlees
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About kbrownlees
Interests: Fitness, IoT, Networking, Remote Work, Startups
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Comment #43447057
Amazing write up thank you. If you haven’t already tried you may enjoy the how other dad’s dad podcast by Hamish Blake. It definitely has some things in it which may change your pe…
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Comment #43249264
Virtual Superintendent | Senior Software Engineer | Full-time | Remote (AU/NZ) We are a passionate team who is in the process of changing construction. Our product ( https://www.th…
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Comment #36642106
I am in horizontal construction (in Australia) and it is pretty much the same story. The key is having a person who can relate to both the corporate & project people, and has the u…
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Comment #15309397
I can second this method, I use docker to generate my frozen requirements though. This allows you to get a frozen set of requirements from a clean environment without the random st…
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Comment #14501011
I love how https://status.slack.com/ says 'All's good under the hood, boss!' yet https://slack.com is responding with 503s.
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Comment #14197082
FYI: your website is broken on my android phone, it is too wide and doesn't allow me to scroll.
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Comment #13831864
I have been really impressed by the quality of the releases lately. It has been interesting watching the changes after Tom Christie managed to become full time on it [0] (and the s…
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Comment #13543441
Can confirm this, my previous house had a conduction cooktop and it worked perfectly with my cast iron skillet.
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Comment #13010443
I was using rancher, but it is seriously memory hungry (mine seemed to need 2G) so you would need a $20 Digital Ocean box just to run rancher. Also, the agents / monitoring rancher…
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Comment #12492167
The new version of drone (0.5) is much better imho, although it is still in beta so can be a bit frustrating at times. They have relaxed a bunch of the constraints and removed alot…
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Comment #10928179
I have the same issue as well when using Chromium (Version 47.0.2526.111 (64-bit)). Works fine in Firefox.
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Comment #9861629
I have had good success with http://doc.devpi.net/latest/