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I used both for a long time. i3 for non-terminal work, and tmux in the terminal. Loved it, and am ready to move back to Linux for better OS-tiling management. I also ran it on OpenBSD on my laptop as a daily driver for about ~9 months. Loved the security/simplicity, but made it more difficult or impossible for certain Linux only tools.

It's always been a chore to keep sessions (and tmux windows) at a minimum to avoid context switching and the cognitive drag/fatigue that comes with too many. My goal is 2 active sessions to avoid context switching, but it's so easy to just take on more tasks and try to cycle between all of them, and accomplish less overall. I've had upwards of a dozen, and it is very draining. Even more panes within windows to track subtasks becomes unruly. The other problem is that work keeps ballooning as agents pick up related/unplanned work along the way all the time. I try to reign things in by having the agent create tickets that we will revisit during planning sessions later. By keeping tasks minimal, it feels slower, but then I can think deeply about the problem without the cognitive residue coming from all the other sessions.

They use 3d scanning of the originals to create CNC-dies to re-create some classics.

pod2book.com It converts podcasts to e-books for the deaf, hard of hearing or neurodivergent because transcripts are clunky.

USB security prompt disappears when multiple MacOS accounts signed in

Still a problem for me, and has been for years, but I may be holding it wrong. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/255929514?sortBy=rank

The solution posted in the discussion is not really secure.

I’ve always liked Jakub Steiner’s Gnome icon work: https://jimmac.eu/

If github, take a look at gh cli or git credential manager:

https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/git-basics/caching-yo...

You could set up a custom domain if you don't have one already and forward the email for $8/yr. https://cloudflareapps.com/apps/email-forwarding

I canceled my account recently for the same reason. The two day or same day shipping would never happen even though on the product it was advertised as such.

AWS also mirrors docker official images: https://gallery.ecr.aws/docker

Announcement here (Nov 2021) https://www.docker.com/blog/news-from-aws-reinvent-docker-of...

I’m interested to see how project finch works out compared to Docker on a Mac. It’s an open source client for container development.

https://github.com/runfinch

When I tried Rancher Desktop it didn’t work so well.

Reminds me of Derek Sivers how he keeps all his writing in plain text, always, everywhere. https://sive.rs/plaintext

Edit: Apparently he posted this on HN 8 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30521545

Being able to time shift video instruction content made all the difference in the world for me. I could rewind and watch something multiple times until it clicked. Helped me significantly with college mathematics.

Thanks for sharing! Love these other options!

Nice, do you have anything you can share?

Using Unix 3rd Edition by Peter Kuo because it helps in understanding basic Unix principles and tools.

Thank you!

I migrated a company from k8s to ECS/Fargate in 2019. Kubernetes is very flexible, but I opted for simplicity.

The result of the migration was that there is little underlying infrastructure to maintain, and ongoing operational costs were lowered by 50% year over year. The CTO and I liked the setup so much, we started converting another large client of theirs. I followed up with them at the beginning of 2022 to see how things were going, and they still love it. There is so little maintenance, and now they have more time to focus on what they do best–Software!

Other options on the horizon that I'm testing include utilizing AWS Copilot with ECS/Fargate, and/or Copilot with Amazon App Runner.

I'd be interested in hearing if Cloudflare uses a managed Kafka service like MSK, Confluent, or Aiven. Also would be nice to hear the history and more pain-points in getting Kafka to scale to where they are at now.

O.C. Tanner | Cloud Engineer | Full-Time | REMOTE US | Visa

Hello, We’re O.C. Tanner, a technology and services company focused on employee recognition and workplace culture. We've been named one of the 2021 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For: https://fortune.com/best-companies/2021/

We run a modern platform stack including AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Grafana, NodeJS, & Go. I'm looking for a Cloud Engineer that has DevOps experience. You'd also get to work with our Open source PaaS called Akkeris (running k8s under the hood): https://beta.akkeris.io/ and https://github.com/akkeris

More info and apply here: https://recruiting.adp.com/srccar/public/RTI.home?c=1116141&...

Google voice does this for free (aside from what Google normally does with your data). Could forward voicemail there.

Smaller attack surface internally, for sure. I also assume internal networks are hostile, not just from internal threats, but from external lateral movement.

Yep, or turn it into a script and use an IDE/Vim/etc and test in the terminal.

OC Tanner | Senior Software Engineer NodeJS/JavaScript | Full-Time | REMOTE US | VISA

About OC Tanner:

O.C. Tanner is an HR technology and services company based in SLC, UT, and the global leader in engaging workplace cultures. Every day, we help thousands of top companies create peak moments that inspire people to achieve, appreciate, and thrive at work. From Boston to Bengaluru, clients use our Culture Cloud™ suite to attract, engage, and retain talent, bond teams, drive innovation, fuel great leadership, communicate company values, and craft employee experiences people love.

About the team:

The cloud operations team is responsible for building, deploying, integrating and maintaining cloud infrastructure. The team is proactive and forward-thinking, automating wherever we can and focused on creating a calm culture, with a great work/life balance (Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For® 2021).

About the role:

We have developed an open-source PaaS system called Akkeris written in NodeJS and Golang (see beta.akkeris.io and github.com/akkeris) that is the backbone of our company. Akkeris is basically an abstraction layer for Kubernetes to make it easy for application developers to focus on shipping code. This role will focus primarily on development of this platform including API’s, UX, CLI, add-ons, plugins and other integrations using Node.js and Golang. This position will be remote, US based.

For more details, please see: https://recruiting.adp.com/srccar/public/nghome.guid?c=11161...

OC Tanner | Senior Software Engineer NodeJS Golang | Full-Time | REMOTE US | VISA

About OC Tanner:

O.C. Tanner is an HR technology and services company, and the global leader in engaging workplace cultures. Every day, we help thousands of top companies create peak moments that inspire people to achieve, appreciate, and thrive at work. From Boston to Bengaluru, clients use our Culture Cloud™ suite to attract, engage, and retain talent, bond teams, drive innovation, fuel great leadership, communicate company values, and craft employee experiences people love.

About the team:

The cloud operations team is responsible for building, deploying, integrating and maintaining cloud infrastructure. The team is proactive and forward-thinking, automating wherever we can and focused on creating a calm culture, with a great work/life balance (Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For® 2021).

About the role:

We have developed an open-source PaaS system called Akkeris (see beta.akkeris.io and github.com/akkeris) that is the backbone of our company. It is basically an abstraction layer for Kubernetes. This role will focus primarily on development of this platform including API’s, UX, CLI, add-ons, plugins and other integrations using Node.js and Golang. This position will be remote, US based.

For more details, please see: https://recruiting.adp.com/srccar/public/nghome.guid?c=11161...

O.C. Tanner | Cloud Engineer | 2-3 Year Contract | REMOTE US

Hello, We’re O.C. Tanner, a technology and services company focused on employee recognition and workplace culture. We've been named one of the 2021 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For: https://fortune.com/best-companies/2021/

We run a modern platform stack including AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Grafana, NodeJS, & Go. I'm looking for a Cloud Engineer that has DevOps experience. You'd also get to work with our Open source PaaS called Akkeris (running k8s under the hood): https://beta.akkeris.io/ and https://github.com/akkeris

Please feel free to contact me ben.francom at octanner.com for more details.