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This is a very basic introduction to dead letter management. Please let me know if there’s any interest and we can go into further detail.

This is a master class. So many good tidbits.

If they are successful I think it’s entirely possible that people will switch back to using Google and away from DDG if they can be certain their data is kept private.

Ah now I understand!

I always wondered where the name cat came from which the article doesn’t address. Any ideas?

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I think there’s a much easier way to do this with Jekyll and s3_website. I describe the setup here: https://www.cannon.codes/static-site-generator-evaluation/

Maybe it just serves as a reminder to update Go?

Data Pipeline was a great version 1 of this idea, but the lack of functionality in the UI really killed it for me. It seemed inevitable that I would end up just writing the JSON configuration by hand.

Is it just me or does this look like AWS Data Pipeline with an actually feature-complete and usable user interface?

Our Amazon rep tells us it's all about the cost of electricity.

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I think you are correct. Boy that is a confusing way to word it on Github's end.

It's actually 2500% more expensive for the first 5 users. Github will never learn.

It might not be well known, but this is one of the premier courses on Haskell in a university setting.

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I applaud your efforts at answering all these questions and providing very detailed responses.

How is this different than psutil?

PHP is an utter failure. Why on earth would one use "secure" as a subdomain? I can tell it's secure because it uses HTTPS. Also get a grip on reality and stop using SHA-1.

Stop wasting time coming up with elegant thesis formats and finish your thesis!

You're right, most universities dictate what style you should use. However, if you wanted to publish your thesis for your own personal use it might be nice to port it to this clean thesis format.

Re #7: Why have a function wrap it at all if all you're going to do is return the function?

These are excellent tips.

Yeah the flock documentation leaves something to be desired to say the least.

This is completely false. If you actually read the source code, you would discover that once the left over file is read Highlander would know that the process is not currently running, remove the old PID file, and create a new one.

Haha I hadn't see that before, awesome. I still standby the name as being logical and memorable.

This is a multi-platform solution.

If you want to look at it from an OO perspective I guess you could say that. It simply just only lets one python script run at a time.

This is a much simpler solution to a less complex problem.

This is not meant for distributed systems.