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jtolj
3mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Richmond, VA | Remote Contact: jesse@objectfactory.io Hi! I had pretty good luck in this thread last time I participated. I was able to connect with a few great people and work on interesting projects for them. The world has
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1y ago
I'm a bit late to this thread, but also wanted to express my thanks to Jeff for mise. I have a lot of different projects in my ~ directory in various languages and with various task runners. Migrating dependency management and wrapping
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jtolj
3y ago
I've had good luck with Keepgo (no affiliation) for low-cost backup eSIMs. Once you add the initial data, it's good "forever" as long as you add something to it once every year. I bought 10GB just over a year ago to have
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jtolj
5y ago
I left my job (Senior Developer at an Agency) a little over a year ago. I did have a plan in that I've always wanted to build a SAAS product, but I knew going in that it was very unlikely to be successful enough to make a living at. It
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5y ago
Was just about to post this. I've been using it from the beginning for all of my "pre-launch" domains and it has been flawless.
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5y ago
Definitely a possibility, as it not a route I've tried. As I mentioned I'm terrible at marketing and sales ;). My own experience working in a digital agency was pretty much the same though. If a client was sued or received a deman
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5y ago
#1. I run a SAAS product that helps digital agencies scan/monitor/remediate sites for accessibility issues, and unless one of their clients was recently sued I have a pretty low success rate getting them to start a trial. There co
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5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Richmond, VA | Remote Contact: jesse@objectfactory.io I'm a senior developer with over a decade of professional experience building things for the web. I spent the last 7 years at digital agencies, where I had the opport
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9y ago
This is what I did on mine, I haven't confirmed that it is no longer sending anything to oneplus but it did remove the package. To clarify: * Make sure adb is installed ( https://www.xda-developers.com/install-adb-window
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9y ago
A cost effective API into whois data that doesn't come across as sketchy or fragile.
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10y ago
Hope this isn't considered spammy by anyone, I certainly have no incentive (financial or otherwise) to recommend it, but there's a company called "Life Extension" that allows you to order blood tests online. They email y
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10y ago
I'm in Richmond VA as well and in my late 30s. I do worry about aging out of this industry and my long-term plan is pretty similar to the path you have taken. My hope is that I can participate in the agency/startup ecosystem for a
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10y ago
I'll third the Asus RT series. I just replace my FIOS router with an ASUS RT-AC66U running AsusWRT-Merlin (I understand the stock firmware is based on Tomato). It is very fast, stable, has great coverage and is extremely configurable&#
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10y ago
There's a $500 bounty for this [1], but it doesn't look like anyone has taken it on. [1] - https://www.bountysource.com/issues/972735-proxy_cache_use_s...
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10y ago
Fair aesthetic criticism. I don't find it to be an issue or distraction for my uses.
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10y ago
Curious, what do you see as the major flaws of the Pebble Round? My brother bought me one for my birthday a few months ago, and it's been fantastic. For me it's the perfect size (no larger than a normal watch), amount of functiona
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11y ago
via http://neurosciencestuff.tumblr.com/post/127620493009/could-...
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Could Body Posture During Sleep Affect How Your Brain Clears Waste?
(sb.cc.stonybrook.edu)
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11y ago
I had some warning. Mine had shown up in an x-ray and CT scan for an unrelated issue. Every nurse I talked to seemed to take sadistic pleasure in describing how painful it would be when it came out. Still nothing could have prepared me for
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11y ago
They mention this in the article, but bears repeating - if you don't want to get a kidney stone (and believe me, you don't) 8 glasses a day is probably not a bad idea.
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11y ago
Seems like semantics, since MMS are synced by turning on "SMS Sync" in their app. I'm fairly technologically savvy, and I made the assumption anything going through the "SMS Sync" would be encrypted. I got burnt by
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11y ago
I was excited about this for a moment, since I was a big fan of Pushbullet before they decided to "evolve" into a messaging app. I used it simply to send links between my phone/browser and to occasionally send a link via SMS.
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11y ago
Thank you for the advice!
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11y ago
Not sure this is relevant in a coffee thread, but for me it started with urinary tract infection symptoms (frequent, burning urination) which is what brought me to the doctor. I started antibiotics, which improved it slightly but it didn&#x
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11y ago
Rooibos actually contains something called quercetin which some people have said helps with prostatitis (which I didn't discover until after I'd been drinking it for a while). It adds a little richness and bitterness which I actua
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11y ago
I did recently find a local office that does pelvic floor physiotherapy for men, and I would like to give that a try. I admit I'm skeptical (or perhaps pessimistic is a better word), but I have seen many anecdotes from people who have
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11y ago
Looks good thanks! I drink this right now, which is good but usually requires a couple of bags to get a strong enough brew - https://www.google.com/shopping/product/1581702390140103849
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11y ago
I had to quit coffee about 7 months ago, after to developing a moderate case of something called chronic prostatitis. Of all the symptoms and things I have to avoid, coffee is still the thing I miss the most. It's not just the boost, o
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12y ago
I think it was Slicehost that pioneered this approach for VPS hosting companies quite a while ago, although it may also have been Linode as I really didn't become aware of them until Rackspace bought Slicehost and I had to migrate.
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12y ago
Good call, added. Might take a few to propogate.
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