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Regaining my Sanity(whiskykilo.com)
1 points by whiskykilo 11y ago|0 comments
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by whiskykilo 11y ago
This is a great free tool, just don't ask for something the developer doesn't agree with. He and the IRC community supporting it will tear you to shreds.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
Well done! I'd love something along those lines as well, since my iPad is generally dead most of the time, never being used.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
Always wire payments. My consulting clients are mostly based in Europe for their HQ's, so they don't believe in checks. They also are very timely, within 5-7 days of a NET30. Like clockwork.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
We're receiving roughly 200 msgs/s in our environment. We have it set up in an active/active environment across two data centers. It's been rock solid for us. It takes a little bit of time to get certain applications to
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
We have been using it in production, it rocks! Very powerful tool and the company behind it is full of great, helpful folks.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
I like this idea a lot, do you have an auto response set up in your email or manually send it to them?
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Doing Thing Right: Backups, Monitoring, Alerting, Documentation(whiskykilo.com)
4 points by whiskykilo 12y ago|0 comments
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
We use the heck out of GrayLog2. We have a dual datacenter setup with multiple elastic search instances. A coworker of mine did a fantastic job writing up our setup: http://secopsmonkey.com/migrating-graylog2-servers.html
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
So far there's been a pull request and a few additional hacks merged in tonight! Thanks everybody!
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
I've updated the site to include the details you were asking about. I was able to test it all on a OS X VM with great success. http://machacks.whiskykilo.com/hacks/app-store.html
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
Actually, the whole site is a repo hosted on Github Pages. If you'd like to contribute, feel free to do a pull request. https://github.com/whiskykilo/machacks.whiskykilo.com
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
I do most of my listening on Spotify, that was the only reason for the jab. I've just given up on iTunes for my personal use.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
You can actually specify the application as well, IIRC. I will verify all of that later this evening when I'm in a place to do it.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
I believe it does. I will spin up an OS X VM and test it later tonight, since my MBPr is fully up to date. I will of course update the site with what I find.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
I've actually never run into Secrets! Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I will certainly be adding more to it over time. Do you have any specific suggestions?
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Show HN: Mac Hacks Wiki – A central repo for your ‘default writes’(machacks.whiskykilo.com)
27 points by whiskykilo 12y ago|21 comments
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
Between 20-30% would be my best guess. I'm including business emergencies as well, regarding client support. These emergencies get me out of the groove, which also adds up wasted time, while I try to get back into what I was working on
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Using Nutanix, Two Years In(whiskykilo.com)
1 points by whiskykilo 12y ago|0 comments
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Multiple Site GrayLog Servers(secopsmonkey.com)
2 points by whiskykilo 12y ago|0 comments
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My Not So Fancy .vimrc(secopsmonkey.com)
2 points by whiskykilo 12y ago|0 comments
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
I'd be interested in hearing how exactly you're making these calculations.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
Completely agree with you on this one. Only build the site if you're willing to maintain it long term as well, not just as a means to an end (get a job). Get involved in the community and watch your career grow.
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
I think something that is very important to remember from the beginning, is to create a personal "Brand". Use the same profile picture everywhere, including LinkedIn. For your website, target content for people in your field, not
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Exhaustion – The Side Effect of Working in IT(whiskykilo.com)
9 points by whiskykilo 12y ago|0 comments
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by whiskykilo 12y ago
Open it to the world from the beginning, there's always people out there willing to comment/help on code. Github is your friend.