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jaredmoodyNov 4, 2020
What’s the word for existential dread from a live updating page? Doomstare?
jaredmoodyNov 2, 2020
@Zerglingman @DuchessOfMars co-sign. First split the strings on operators.
jaredmoodyNov 1, 2020
@robey you might look at Jellyfin too - I pretty much only use it for audio but works pretty well
Show threadjaredmoodyOct 31, 2020
@nateberkopec rack Mount ALL THE THINGS!
jaredmoodyOct 27, 2020
Jamie van DykeOct 25, 2020

Pat Allen released a couple of useful libraries:

https://github.com/pat/sslocal-rb - Make local environment ruby/rails SSL as streamlined as possible.

https://github.com/pat/sslocal-js - Make local environment js webpack SSL as streamlined as possible.

#ruby #rubyonrails

pat/sslocal-rb

Make local environment SSL as streamlined as possible. - pat/sslocal-rb

jaredmoodyOct 16, 2020
TFW you realize while scrolling through the public feed the other day you unintentionally boosted a very NSFW toot 🙈
Show threadjaredmoodyOct 4, 2020
@nateberkopec oh did they get swamped? I ordered mid sept and got it in about a week
Show threadjaredmoodyOct 3, 2020
@nateberkopec 1Pass over here. Easy enough to use that I got my mom on it, but only cheapish due to family plan
Show threadjaredmoodyOct 3, 2020
@nateberkopec oh that’s an interesting approach, I didn’t know edge compute was a thing. Cloudfront edge locations got me far enough last time I was looking at this (had an image-heavy app)
jaredmoodyOct 3, 2020
nate berkopecSep 30, 2020
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