James Seward retweeted
I'm running ASICS London 10K in July for @samaritans (tw: suicide, depression)
Over 700k people take their own life each year – that’s one person every 40 seconds
Without them, that could've been me. Please donate what you can to get me over the line ➡️ justgiving.com/fundraising/r…
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I once worked with a manager who asked “Why do we all need these SREs when the site never goes down?”, and I think about that a lot.
James Seward retweeted
This year has been one of the most difficult of my life. As we approach the final days of 2022 - I decided to take a moment to check in
A year of change, reflection and new beginnings (tw: suicide, depression) ➡️ rkulidzan.com/2022/12/16/a-y…
James Seward retweeted
FreeBSD 12.4-RELEASE is now available: lists.freebsd.org/archives/f…
Including EC2 AMIs in 26 regions and the AWS Marketplace:
aws.amazon.com/marketplace/p…
aws.amazon.com/marketplace/p…
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@Raspberry_Pi All my friends are leaving and this makes me sad. So I made Bye-Bye Bird. Connected to the Twitter API, it sheds a single tear when someone uses the #RIPTwitter hashtag.
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Year 2001 - mail server maintenance, our first SMP machine running #FreeBSD 4.x. Please retweet if you ever used vinum(8)
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This man is quite delusional: he seems to think HE'S The Doctor from the future. [ @StarTrek @bbcdoctorwho @Showmasters #LCCWinter #TheDoctor ]
James Seward retweeted
Ah fuck.
@mikemackay is gone, but never forgotten. The bio at the end worded in the past tense really hits right in the gut today.
New Database post by Mike MacKay and Samaneh Utter:
Use vertical partitioning to scale data efficiently in Amazon DynamoDB
aws.amazon.com/blogs/databas…
James Seward retweeted
For anybody interested in Cloud Networking as Code, join me in a cloud agnostic ‘Cloud Networking as Code’ Slack group: join.slack.com/t/cloud-netwo…
It’s DONATING TIME! If you are able, please consider signing up too :)
ALT The cover for the Donor consent for blood donation leaflet
Home is where the router is
ALT A 4G router sitting untidily on the floor with an antenna affixed to the inside of a window. A blue Netgear switch is connected with a trailing network cable.
James Seward retweeted
The Bendix Central Air Digital Computer (CADC) was introduced in 1955. It was a critical component of fighter planes, using tiny gears to compute parameters such as airspeed and altitude. It contained 46 synchros, 511 gears, 820 ball bearings, and a total of 2,781 major parts. 🧵
ALT The Bendix Central Air Data Computer with the case removed. Inside are multiple layers of gears, cams, differentials, servos, and so forth.
ALT From the outside, the CADC is a black cylinder.
ALT The front of the CADC has round military-style connectors and two ports for pressure tubes.
ALT A closeup of the complex gears inside the CADC.
James Seward retweeted
There once was a hacker named Haskell
Who was used to coding in Pascal
But all his strings, you see
When passed to functions in C
Were not properly NUL terminated,8;]q@3U`@|J'{ZP(q{Z?7*qV!RMiQ!9C>5ZGb'z;1PJx>Gc8WS`gq0g>,$}=o\l1.1p$xZINv6v1Z^C$v*S,Y;5.[=xLaAdE[eW.:L-}Tr+Fv5:/c5s:%
James Seward retweeted
Great googly moogly. We've released a new version of Textual! The TUI library for #Python 🎉
This version has all the stuff I've been banging on about for months. CSS, devtools, live editing, data-tables, and more...
Here's the announcement:
textualize.io/blog/posts/tex…
