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amhoab
3mo ago
Aren't you the Webmin guy?
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amhoab
9mo ago
This is a huge market and there are lots of competitors out there. Just FYI that 1/3 of the AWS price isn't really considered cheap when you look at the budget market. Some of the cheap European providers have US presence now as w
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amhoab
1y ago
It's actually Apollo Global Management. Verizon only retained 10% of the company after they sold it.
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amhoab
3y ago
I was considering Bullet Train for a new project. Would you advise against it? What would you suggest for something new today?
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amhoab
4y ago
Call for presenters.
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amhoab
5y ago
https://github.com/psf/black
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amhoab
6y ago
Regarding Comcast pricing being out of reach, what are your thoughts on their low-income program, https://www.internetessentials.com ? It's 25Mbps for $10/mo. There are probably hoops to jump through, but it does seem w
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amhoab
9y ago
This project is awesome. Do you know if there's a way to bundle up something like a python or PHP script so it runs standalone without needing the runtimes on the target system?
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MoveMyMail: Super Easy Mail Migration
(movemymail.net)
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amhoab
10y ago
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amhoab
10y ago
This is also similiar to Sneaker ( https://github.com/codahale/sneaker ), which is written in Go. It doesn't copy to other regions by default, but it's not hard to handle that on your own. This also uses KMS,
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amhoab
11y ago
I'm a big Terraform fan, but I really don't like HCL and its limitations. I ended up writing a PHP "SDK" of sorts that generates JSON that Terraform consumes [1]. It uses the AWS SDK for some things (like listing all a
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Instagration Pt. 2: Scaling our infrastructure to multiple data centers
(engineering.instagram.com)
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amhoab
11y ago
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amhoab
12y ago
This is what I use, with good success: http://apidocjs.com .
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amhoab
12y ago
I wonder if they use IMAP's EXAMINE or SELECT commands when iterating through folders. The former is read-only, although the end user has no control or guarantee that this is how they'll go through folders.