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jrullman · on March 21, 2024

Neat, thanks for sharing. Would love if the selected city list was saved in the URL so it could be shared.

arsalanb · on March 21, 2024

That sounds like a great add! Will add this in over the weekend!

cranberryturkey · on March 22, 2024

and "add to calendar" link

jrullman · on Feb 20, 2024

I can attest to the fact that on EC2, "instance store" volumes are actually physically attached.

jrullman · on Nov 24, 2022

I’ve had great success using “tmux -CC” / iTerm’s native integration with EternalTerminal.

toxik · on Nov 24, 2022

I forgot why but I installed ET (painstakingly by creating a Gentoo ebuild and RC scripts…) then realized I don’t want it. I wish I could remember why.

Do you then go et server tmux -CC?

jrullman · on Nov 22, 2022

Financial innovation? Hegestratos was conducting fraud in 300 B.C.

jrullman · on Oct 3, 2022

If you click the share button and then select the News app, it should open the full version.

Lendal · on Oct 3, 2022

Wow, that worked perfectly. Thanks!

jrullman · on March 4, 2021

Part of the Data Transfer Project? https://datatransferproject.dev/

s1k3s · on March 4, 2021

Also, wasn't this mandatory in EU? Something related to GDPR?

hkh28 · on March 4, 2021

Yes, data portability is a requirement in the GDPR. You should not be locked in to a service just because they have your data.

sircastor · on March 4, 2021

Portability, yes, but does it require portability to another specific service? I understand being able to get your data out of a platform, but I don’t see a requirement that a given entity provide explicit transfer to another.

jrullman · on Dec 31, 2020

https://outline.com

This article: https://outline.com/kafUVa

jaytaylor · on Dec 31, 2020

https://archive.is

jrullman · on April 16, 2020

M4.2xl and C5.xl are the most common.

jrullman · on Jan 21, 2020

They’re returning to their roots — 3rd party toolbars.

jrullman · on Sept 16, 2019

You can use Cloudflare Workers to rewrite the path.

zenexer · on Sept 16, 2019

Those get fairly expensive if you have a lot of requests.

Page rules are free if you only need a few, though.

joecot · on Sept 17, 2019

3 pages rules are free. You need at least 2 page rules per website you want to use with Backblaze and Cloudflare, and that's for bare minimum workability.

For a commercial company paying $5-10 a month to save TBs of bandwidth via Backblaze & Cloudflare is a no brainer. It's just unfortunately not very workable for small projects. Github Pages works with Cloudflare for static sites just fine though.