clairegraham

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by clairegraham 7mo ago
I have one of those too (2011 server version I think) and it runs Debian well.
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by clairegraham 7mo ago
What issues did you have? I have a 2016 (catalina) and a 2017 MBP (ventura) and they connect to my ubiquiti AP (5G / WPA3) at least. Haven’t tried others in a long time. I do have completely separate 2.4 and 5 GHz SSIDs so that may be
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by clairegraham 8mo ago
I have a similar model (2015 VW GTI, manual transmission) and I'm so glad I bought one before they ruined it. I will also be driving mine until it falls apart.
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by clairegraham 1y ago
The Noir app for iOS is what I use and it works well for HN. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/noir-dark-mode-for-safari/id15...
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by clairegraham 1y ago
Yep, KV is broken too. Any worker that depends on KV is throwing exceptions. I was able to get into the dash, but it's very slow. Error rates started to go up significantly around 18:00 UTC. Edit: The CF status page has acknowledged it
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by clairegraham 1y ago
Our site depends on Workers and KV and it's very broken right now. Can't login to the Cloudflare Dashboard either.
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by clairegraham 2y ago
Same. The upgrade from my Intel MBP to the M1 Pro 2011 was huge, but I haven't felt the need to upgrade at all.
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by clairegraham 2y ago
I've tried all sorts of configurations and I settled on two 27" 5K monitors (in HiDPI mode) on a VESA mount so they can easily be rotated for different use cases. The biggest selling point was text clarity. I really like using my
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by clairegraham 3y ago
It sounds like a big part of the issue is that Portugal has substantially pulled back on funding after COVID... "Speaking more quantitatively, drug users in treatment declined from 1,150 to 352 (from 2015 to 2021) as funding dropped in
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by clairegraham 4y ago
I've been using SvelteKit since July of this year on downforeveryoneorjustme.com and it's easily my favorite Javascript framework at this point. I found Svelte made sense to me almost immediately and debugging issues has always be
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by clairegraham 6y ago
Commento.io is a very simple alternative that costs $10/month. We use that on downforeveryoneorjustme.com.
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by clairegraham 6y ago
We used to have Disqus on our site and I can attest to it being a resource hog. We switched to Commento last year, which doesn't have as many features, but it shaved seconds off our page load time. My only complaint with Commento was t
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by clairegraham 6y ago
I also had the same hard bounce (when emailing from a non-gmail address -- fastmail -- to a gmail address). Sent it again minutes later and then it worked.
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by clairegraham 6y ago
You could still encrypt all the stored data in the cloud and delete everything that is unencrypted. Since most of the historical data that customers upload is in the Garmin cloud, not on their local devices (I believe the local device only
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by clairegraham 6y ago
Thanks! Yep, we have a lot of things on the todo. We want to add more user-focused / location-based outage information since our site is still too reliant on simple HTTP checks to report downtime. This is especially a problem with a Di
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by clairegraham 6y ago
Yep, we are very dependent on Cloudflare :(
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by clairegraham 6y ago
Yep, we were down completely. We are quite dependent on Cloudflare (frontend + dns).
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by clairegraham 6y ago
We were down (downforeveryoneorjustme.com) completely, but back up now (as of a few minutes ago). Our domain wasn't even resolving; we use Cloudflare for frontend and DNS. We had a surge of people checking if Discord was down on our si
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by clairegraham 6y ago
I had the same thing happen last year, after the Microsoft acquisition. I was migrating my repos to a new github account and it was automatically suspended. No email notice or anything. I guess they saw two different accounts logged in at t
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by clairegraham 6y ago
If you don't feel you're getting those things in Boston, I would consider it. I'm in Denver, which is somewhat similar to Boston in size, and Denver definitely is not a 24/7 city like NYC. But I'm OK with that. I gr
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by clairegraham 6y ago
I moved to a medium-sized city primarily because I prefer being in a medium/large city. I've always worked remotely, so I could have stayed in my small town with a very cheap cost-of-living. Reasons I moved: - restaurants -
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by clairegraham 6y ago
I know how it works. Static was the wrong word, but my current router (Netgear) lets you set a primary DFS channel, and based on my tests, the channel selected does affect performance. As far as I can tell, there isn’t even a way to perform
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by clairegraham 6y ago
Does the 2600 allow you to set a static DFS channel? It looks like it might support an auto-switch mode but I can’t find anything specific.
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by clairegraham 6y ago
I also received the 404, thanks for sending the fixed link. I started on Stanislaw Lem by reading The Futurological Congress (the movie is also fairly decent) and I really enjoyed it. I still need to read Solaris.
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by clairegraham 6y ago
I have an Aeropress, Chemex, and a Hario V60 and I still prefer the Aeropress simply because it's so consistent (it is also the best one to travel with). When you get a great cup on the Chemex/V60, it's really nice, but I fin
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by clairegraham 6y ago
I'm the other person Ben mentioned :) The site used RoR for a long time, so I don't want to trash RoR. I still like Rails a lot (and Ruby is my favorite language by far!), but it didn't make sense for where the site was at th
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by clairegraham 7y ago
Was this at a 100% remote company, or were you a remote worker at an in-office company? I've worked remote 15+ years and that much flying is abnormal in my experience. Some places do quarterly, but I found that rare too. A lot of them