silasb

That rotary knob looks awfully easy to break.

There has to be a better interface than physically moving your hand up to the knob to change which device has focus.

Also if this could also charge your devices that would be awesome also.

Resin printers are interesting, because you take your DLP from your living room, hook it up to your LittleRP printer and then print out some high resolution items.

Easy cleanup, low noise, very little moving parts.

Using Adminer [1] and running it via `php -S localhost:8080 adminer.php` works beautifully. I also use Adminer to manage my Postgresql databases on my Mac.

[1]: http://www.adminer.org/

I actually created something similar to this long ago (Jan 2013).

https://github.com/silasb/luvdns

That holds the Lua program to parse my domains [1] and also holds a Sinatra application that gets a post commit hook from GH and then it was as simple as updating the database that PowerDNS looked at. I don't think I ever ended up fully using it.

[1]: https://github.com/silasb/domains

Makes zero sense to do an 2 hour update on a Monday at 10 AM PDT.

Horrible horrible timing. I'll likely be getting blamed for this since I recommended Heroku.

What do you mean "without a bezel," do you just take it off?

What about a RTL-SDR?

My plan is to use that for my Car Computer when I get around to building it.

What method did you guys use to segment the data between the disks?

That UI Kit is nice. Anyone know if it is open source or if there is something similar to it out there?

To make it easier to port to Android and IOS is my guess.

I also have one and I'm from Ohio :|

If he can do remote network calls couldn't he download a file, like netcat?

I remember the first time I installed m0n0wall on a p3 500Mhz in high school and being stunned how beautiful everything worked. Nowadays I mostly use PFSense or Vyatta.

This is exactly how I do my git stuff. The only thing that I don't like about this is that you need to force your push after you rebash with master as you have noted. Also what solution do you use when you are sharing your feature branch with other people (especially with 1-2 other programmers) while still rebasing off master?

I want to thank you for a good introduction to rust and can't wait to read the 0.9 updated version.

Installed fine for me.

I would let the users know that requests get routed through a server you control.

Google Apps Login integration is one.

If anyone gets some Mac binaries up I would love to give it a try.

Apparently this isn't the case:

| The latency is actually the same whether you traverse the public or private network because either way it won't get routed out to the edge and back.

For simple stuff I've been doing `nohub ./go-binary &`

The point is to have small device that would fit in a SD slot and AFAIK the Raspberry Pi can't be reduced that small.

I was wondering about this also. I'm not sure if there is an acknowledgement system built into RabbitMQ, but it sounds like that is what would be needed for this to happen.

  11 packets transmitted, 11 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
  round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 111.052/116.042/120.117/3.412 ms

Columbus, Ohio

I have two aliases that I use all the time.

`gd`

and

`gdc`

I'm sure you can figure out what each of those means.

Just read the FAQ and saw that Flynn is “Super Dokku”

Awesome job.

In the blog there are links which appear to be dead links for Heroku.

Here is one: http://signup.outbound.io/#4

Maybe this? http://ansibleworks.com/docs/gettingstarted.html

We use Google Talk.

My setup is LimeChat -> Bitlbee -> GTalk.

I could probably do that. Do you just want an acknowledgement that Docker works with Chunkhost or something more detailed?