Valien

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by Valien 1y ago
Riding the train at Dollywood is one of life's best experiences. Highly recommend it for sure! Also, if you're ever in Pennsylvania and go to the train museum in Strasburg you can ride that steam train as well and it is also a bla
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by Valien 1y ago
You can always find a lot of us on LinkedIn :D {I work at Tailscale}
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by Valien 2y ago
Psst...did you say browsers? https://github.com/tailscale/ts-browser-ext super experimental but really cool
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by Valien 2y ago
I used to work at Teleport and am now at Tailscale. Both are solid products. Sad to see the Team offering disappearing but sounds like they are moving more towards large enterprise vs the small/medium startup/growth companies (whi
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by Valien 3y ago
It can help for sure. Especially if a company has an EDP or PPA with Amazon. The process to become an ISV on AWS takes a bit of work though.
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by Valien 3y ago
Can also use tools like Teleport that handles all of this programatically. Open-Source core as well (github.com/gravitational/teleport). Source: I work for Teleport so a little biased, but love the fact that more and more orgs are
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by Valien 4y ago
Go volunteer and spend time with those with less resources. Pour yourself into something worthwhile. When you take your focus off yourself and pour it into others things will improve. I also know this isn't popular here but spiritual f
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by Valien 9y ago
3rd for sure. We're a RH partner and specialize in OpenShift work. Tons of excitement with customers on using OpenShift. I love it.
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by Valien 9y ago
ChartSpan and eRad are 2 'startups' in the area growing relatively fast and blend tech and healthcare. Other than that it's a lot of smaller groups. Lot of automotive and Windstream, GE, Fluor, INFOR have strong dev presence
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Ship breath mints anonymously to co-workers, friends, family(anonymints.co)
3 points by Valien 11y ago|0 comments
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by Valien 12y ago
Ah, welcome to a dilemna I've been wrestling for a couple of years. I actually have an idea/product that has started/stopped a few times that's geared for missionaries, pastors, evangelists, etc. I just need to find some
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Atari + Denny's = Classic Games Remix(greatesthitsremixed.com)
1 points by Valien 12y ago|0 comments
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by Valien 13y ago
We use TinyMCE and a .NET plugin that uses the GoogleSpell check service. It's dead right now and we are trying to find a solve for it.
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by Valien 14y ago
Frustrating about something like this is all day most of the Sendgrid systems have been down most likely related to this issue. Very frustrating for folks like us who rely on them for SMTP routing.
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Can you integrate Gumroad's API with Github Pages?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by Valien 14y ago|0 comments
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by Valien 14y ago
I can confirm that the new beta lets you select which directory/drive to install files on. It's a great change and let's me start filling up my 2 TB drive instead of my C drive!
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Financia - Personal Finance Game for Kids(kickstarter.com)
1 points by Valien 14y ago|0 comments
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by Valien 15y ago
Anyone know if they have a CDN like they did for 1.4? I was using it on a test site with this link - http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/1.4.0/bootstrap.min.css and it works fine but didn't see if they have a hosted 2.0 version yet.
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by Valien 15y ago
Sorry for taking a while to respond. Got busy. I kinda stumbled into it actually. I had just come out of the tech world (a failed startup) and was talking to recruiters about IT positions. Well, I talked to one guy that was absolutely horre
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by Valien 15y ago
Hey all, I'm a tech guy that also spent 3 years as a recruiter and in IT staffing sales/business dev. I know this industry in and out. I'm going to speak for our location (Greenville, SC). The normal direct-hire % is between 18-25%. If you'
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by Valien 15y ago
So question for the software devs here. I'm looking for a solution that I can use to track internal projects with non-technical AE's (advertising world). Right now we do everything via spreadsheet and email and it's horrendous. I've looked
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by Valien 15y ago
In that case come visit Greenville, SC. Small but it looks like someone sneezed on a map and drew the road lines from there. It's chaos but you get used to it.
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by Valien 15y ago
As a note - I've known this Dr for a good # of years. He's part of a dying breed of general family practitioners and sensible doctors that you don't see much anymore.
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Observations on the Immunization Controversy(wkstafford.wordpress.com)
3 points by Valien 15y ago|1 comments
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by Valien 15y ago
Nathan, Great story and way to find a niche that was unserved. There are so many out there (niches that is) with archaic products/services that are begging for right person to come along and improve them. Good luck with the dedicated ventur
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by Valien 15y ago
Here in the South (and namely Greenville, SC) we've had a shortage of talented IT (devs mainly) since 2008. Great gigs here and great opportunities but most folks don't or can't relocate (due to being upside down in a home someplace) or can
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by Valien 15y ago
I've known the fine folks behind this project for a while and it's exciting to see them launch and gain some traction. It's great for our area and great for them. Congrats again Dodd and team. Looking forward to see more great stuff coming
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by Valien 15y ago
Now listening to a new band in Spotify. Thanks. Hope the meager cents adds up from hundreds or thousands of users.
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by Valien 15y ago
I'm actually a part of this survey. I have a SamKnows device (basically a Netgear router with custom firmware) that polls Charter's 'net service and I get monthly details and can even login to the SamKnows site to see how Charter is doing.
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Solid niche + Solid Credentials = Success (OnTargetEnglish.com)
1 points by Valien 15y ago|0 comments

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