awslattery

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by awslattery 1y ago
Vet here, who has done Grow with Google events for Veterans in the past, as well as currently serving as a mentor for Google Developer Groups in North America. Understand the drive to find Vets who want to engage with the demand side, but t
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by awslattery 2y ago
DLC for a dust mode, for those of us in Southern Arizona?
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by awslattery 2y ago
Still down in AZ.
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by awslattery 2y ago
There was something special about being a kid and pushing an update to your site via SFTP on the sidebar in Dreamweaver, then calling or hitting up your friends on AIM/MSN messenger to check it out.
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by awslattery 3y ago
There is a "Removed watched videos" option in the three-dot-menu for the playlist itself on desktop at least. I have to do this every so often, and this is a very welcome feature as I used to do it as you describe.
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by awslattery 3y ago
Herman Miller Embody, picked up with a Veteran discount early COVID lockdowns. Noticed significant improvements in reduced pain about a week into having it, still feels as good as it did almost 3 years later.
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by awslattery 3y ago
Kitt Peak outside of Tucson, AZ has always been a site of fond childhood memories of participating in their Night Observing Program, and enjoying their solar observatory as part of a school field trip. It looks like they had a soft reopenin
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by awslattery 3y ago
Yes, currently stuck in a login loop on desktop and 500s on browser.
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by awslattery 3y ago
This has been my go-to over Fast.com for years. The breakdown of latencies and speeds at different thresholds was very beneficial in validating the behavior of our 5G Home Internet through Verizon.
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by awslattery 3y ago
> In my line of work would not be so easy, as large corpos have a bunch of job safety and info sec standards, beyond internet connection. Having worked DoD in the past, I can completely echo that it would be quite a challenge to explore
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by awslattery 3y ago
> What kind of space did you find It is a rather unique build done by a lawyer-turned-metalworks artist a little more than a decade ago. Multiple units with adjoining walls, each with a private patio, minisplits, and a rather raw aesthet
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by awslattery 3y ago
> unless perhaps the office is a 5 minute walk from home WFH for 2012-2023 here. With our first home purchase in 2018 being on the smaller size, and the introduction of our first child to the family in 2021, I started keeping an eye on n
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by awslattery 4y ago
Exterior aesthetic gives me Arris/Motorola Surfboard cable internet vibes.
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by awslattery 4y ago
Google Maps + Suica worked wonders in 2019!
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by awslattery 4y ago
Was in Japan in late 2019 for a tourist trip with my wife -- I think that's as close to pushing our luck as we managed with COVID. Managed to avoid it for years -- locking down initially, then slowly expanding our social bubble of trus
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by awslattery 4y ago
In my career to date, a web application developed at breakneck speed (3 weeks for functional demo to stakeholders, which included members of CDC on Operation Warp Speed advisory committee) by myself and the CTO at the time to facilitate app
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by awslattery 4y ago
As a new dad, I would love to have the voice-to-text accuracy and speed I get on my Pixel phone on my desktop OS. Done right, I could easily see myself using it more often than when I have my youngling in one arm as I've been WFH for t
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by awslattery 4y ago
What a blast from the past seeing ki4u again. I spent hours on here as a young teen obsessed with Cold War era history.
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by awslattery 4y ago
CTO of a 4 person org. Took 4.5 months of paternity leave, and 1 month of flex-time in December 2021. Worked for us by knowing it was coming to plan ahead for in terms of breaking down knowledge silos, dry runs of delegating niche tasks, an
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by awslattery 4y ago
My largest gripe with Corsair (Elgato) here is that I can't set padding on a per-tile/button basis, as it seems icon packs, system icons, and native Stream Deck icons come in varying sizes. Second, the profile switching is hit or
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by awslattery 4y ago
We don't call them grunts, we call em butter bars (2LT).
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by awslattery 4y ago
Same experience here for the last 4 years. Hardware mute with the on-boom LED has been extremely useful. I will be very sad the day my Arctis 7 dies, as I've learn from friends that the newer iteration has a different wireless receiver
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by awslattery 4y ago
Had to do a double take for a minute, as in my days in the Army, we could max out our AN/TRC-170 on troposcatter mode at 2.0 kW, with a substantial range on a good atmosphere day. The use case here, however, is incredibly different. We
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by awslattery 4y ago
All smart TVs are terrible, and aigapping Vizio has been the only saving grace to them in our first home to date.
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by awslattery 4y ago
Brute forcing it, and being genuine. The latter helped me make friends who, recognized the deficiencies, and aided with the former over time.
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by awslattery 5y ago
I used Vercel to spin up a static React Storybook, last deployed 460 days ago. With this update, they are now asking $20/member to keep your team slug, even if you have no deployments/projects whatsoever.
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Legacy Plans Deprecation(vercel.com)
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by awslattery 5y ago
I'd take whatever cell phone number you're using, and run it through https://www.twilio.com/lookup ( https://www.twilio.com/docs/lookup/tutorials/carrier-and-cal... , specifically) to
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by awslattery 5y ago
COVID definitely helped push my recommendation that our small team move to full-remote, and start to transition to more asynchronous work. It's great being able to hire outside of our local market (especially for SWE talent), and we wo
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by awslattery 5y ago
> Make a developer account on Twilio and buy a number from them. Use this whenever a phone number is required online Non-carrier numbers won't work for many services, and unless I'm mistaken, you are required to provide an addr

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