Happy formula1 day to those who celebrate.
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Joe Adams
@sysadmind
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SRE, Farmer, Maintainer
If you happen to be interested in adopting donkeys and are located in eastern Pennsylvania or nearby, I foster for a rescue that could use some love. They are a 501(c)3 as well if you prefer or are in the mood to donate. You can even sponsor a donkey and they have regular visitation days for sponsors. I would appreciate a boost for reach.
Greg WilsonNobody on the Voyager team should have to pay for their own drink ever again.
Jason D. 
I'm very late to comment on this, but holy shit I'm shocked at Cloudflare's recent postmortem.
First off, the finger-pointy tone of the post doesn't sit well with me. While their provider clearly made mistakes in terms of communications, you have to own your own availability in the way you engineer around your providers' limitations and mistakes.
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Today git blame is more like a mirror
Frederic Branczyk 
🥳Extremely excited to launch the general availability of Polar Signals Cloud today!
Building a product that creates real value that gets used by companies that you admire is the best thing!
The entire team has been working hard to get to this point, mad props to everyone!
https://www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2023/10/10/polarsignals-cloud-ga
Halloween movie night #3: The curse of Bridge Hollow (2022) Decent family friendly movie. Some good laughs and some heartwarming moments. Not too shabby.
Halloween movie night #2: Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988) It feels like a classic comedy horror. Nothing over the top, but decent all around. It's been a while since I have seen this one and it held up better than I expected.
Halloween movie night #1: The Munsters (2022) I expected more from a Rob Zombie film. I was pretty excited when I saw it on Netflix. I remember the show fondly. The idea was cool but it just didn't do it for me. It was sort of all over the place but not in a Tarantino sort of way. I doubt this will make it back in the rotation for next year.
Warp announcing that they're working on linux support and most of the comments/threads revolving around packaging formats or UI toolkits is SO on brand.
