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@bjeanes @ryanbigg @hone02 Just found this thread via - sounds like you had an interesting week!

RT @manuelkiessling: Never underestimate how far web apps with Server-Side Page Rendering that do Full Page Reloads On Every Click power…

@angefoxy sounds familiar

Super interesting insight into service interaction at dropbox. Includes service identity, TLS preferences, queuing and retry configs, etc

“Folks don’t get fired because they can’t do the job. They get fired because the people involved can’t get to an understanding of what the job is and, in the process of hashing it out, have torn their relationship to shreds. ”

@github I'd love the option to require pull requests, but permit 0 approvals so folks can self-merge. Sometimes I w…

@rubyconf_au @rubyconf can any new attendee register to participate in the guides program, or is it only for those…

@mperham @tjholowaychuk This is what @ConversationEDU has had for years. 100% of traffic to a single server, warm s…

@mperham @tjholowaychuk @ConversationEDU Only downside: all data had to be in postgres so it replicated to the warm…

@mperham @ConversationEDU We felt it was easier to ensure data and jobs remained consistent during a failover event…

@pat finally read and enjoyed - a few years after your recommendation

@pat ... but surprised to discover the title is 'a long drive in a spaceship to an actual small hostile planet' and…

@pat iinet and internode are both TPG anyway (sadly), so not really leaving them. I assume the iinet FTTB is resold…

@pat ...or (depending on your current router), a new router that has better support for 5ghz frequencies that don't…

Compact android phone from sony

In the field of psychology, the Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people of low ability have illusory superiorityand mistakenly assess their cognitive abilityas greater than it is

Helpful dunning-kruger diagram

Help. What's it called when I'm learning a new thing and I've become super confident, but only because I don't real…

@Agent_Jase Ah! Thanks for the (auto corrected?) pointer