ezstar

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by ezstar 5y ago
I'm sympathetic to the point being made, but amused that a script and cookie blocker snarled things up early on. And also impressed that they used the actual notification APIs and cookie banner standards with enough fidelity that my ex
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by ezstar 8y ago
I use Today on iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/today-habit-tracker/id105529... It can back up its DB to Dropbox, which I've used in a few small automation projects
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Web Components with Ionic 4 and Elm: Promises and Pitfalls(bendyworks.com)
2 points by ezstar 8y ago|0 comments
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Using HdrHistogram with Ruby(bendyworks.com)
1 points by ezstar 10y ago|0 comments
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Building a Slack Bot in Elixir Part 2(bendyworks.com)
3 points by ezstar 10y ago|0 comments
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by ezstar 10y ago
This. I use the Ruby REPL, but same principle. You have to be a little careful about not accidentally printing out the whole thing to stdout, but after its loaded into memory you can check keys at a given level, drill into the substructure,
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by ezstar 12y ago
same here. Probably not under attack, but it is interesting timing
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by ezstar 13y ago
I think you're getting "asking for a postmortem" confused with angrily raving about downtime. Or, you know, self righteously admonishing others for asking such a question
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by ezstar 13y ago
My only counterargument for now; Bitpay https://bitpay.com/bitcoin-exchange-rates I've recent been using bitcoin as money for lots of things. easiest way to cash them out
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by ezstar 13y ago
If they could somehow get a hold of the GPU and you had the equivalent of 10 decent gaming PCs connected at all times you'd get a little over $450 a year by my lazy calculations http://i.imgur.com/jrHoaOV.png
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by ezstar 13y ago
Same here, would like to give it a try at least